"BIg Fish in a small Pond"
Jpac73
The dancers may appreciate your services but the 2 owners who are on duty most of the time never say anything to you. You would think after almost 4years of visiting a club the Managers or owners would recognize you a greet you on occasions but not so at that club. It seems like I have been "playing my cards wrong." I will frequent this club(Champagne lounge) more than the other club that I was claiming my favorite. At the Champagne Lounge I feel like "The Big fish in a small Pond", but at the other club it feels like I am just another average customer who's business doesn't seemed to be appreaciated, at least that is the way it feels.
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- order beer, sip once every five minutes
- scrounge for free feels
- give back rubs
- act the part of a "player"
- throw a bunch of ones on the stage (make it rain)...but otherwise spend little
So it was easy for me to feel like a big cheese, and for the girls to appreciate that I had some $20's in my pocket. I also made a point of tipping many of the girls on stage, even though I got dances from just a few. And I always tipped the bartenders and waitresses. It's not hard to get treated right when you start by treating others right.
Now, at the big clubs, forget it. I'm just another walking wallet. I think my lesser status starts with the car I'm driving (a RAV4, sheesh!), and my lack of big spender swagger. Oh well, I guess I'm not such a hot shit after all!
For you Phoenix visitors, there is an exception. The Hiliter is a pretty good sized club, and if you visit there often enough, you do start to get nicer treatment.
While being recognized by owner or shift mgr is a nice touch, thats not what I go for- I like being recognized and approached by hot dancers!!
Jpac, its not 100% clear to me which context of big fish you are referring to; if your talking about relative size of club (more customers& dancers vs less), or if spending $XX in club#1 makes you just another customer, while spending same in club#2 would make you a big spender. Again, in either scenario, I'm ultimately looking for quality of laps/overall dancer interaction.
Another angle to consider: Off peak hrs. can be very desireable. While in several cases dancer quality may be down some from peak times, the much smaller number of customers more than offsets this for favorable customer:dancer ratio.
Also, I've experienced cases in small clubs and/or off peak shifts whereby dancers essentially hang with regular customer, and all but ignore newcomer/outsider, while large club is about meeting and greeting people. I've also experienced the other extreme(nice intimate cozy time small club, can't get anyones attention at peak hrs/big club).
There seems to be attitudinal nuances at work here that transcend clubs relative size (if any), and cover/drink/private dance co$ts.