Strippers Working on Their Birthday?
SirLapdancealot
Knight of the Round Table Dance
I've seen strippers advertise on social media that it's their birthday and they're working. Does this hustle really work? By how much? For any of my faves I might buy her a special drink or get an extra dance but that's about the extent of birthday spending on her. For random strippers I wouldn't do anything special.
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In Follies was well as other clubs i have seen where this is a thing, the dancers were also encouraged to tip the birthday girl.
If it's a CF or better, I will at least get an extra VIP with her and give her an extra good tip. If my buddies come with me to the club, I'll push them to get dances from her, so the eventual payout might be large
For a current #1 fav when I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that it’s her birthday, I’ll give her a card with a significantly larger gift.
The other club was a club I visited before I moved to for the drive to be too far away. The club didn't have half hour dances, so the birthday girls all gave extra two for one dances after a two for one was announced, up to 3 consecutive 2 for ones. During the five years I visited I would get birthday dances from many different dancers. Although birthday girl wasn't the only excuse they had for multiple consecutive 2 for ones. They also sold a calendar with a different calendar girl for each month, and would offer a similar special with that month's calendar girl one week out of each month. They also had specials during Thanksgiving, Halloween, Fourth of July and Valentines day, and many other holidays.
I've also stumbled into birthday parties a few times at the lower end clubs like Porthole & Pink. Those girls seem to be having an actual birthday celebration. They're spending money on decorations and bringing in food or buying low-end catering type stuff. They probably get some extra tips and sell a few more dances, but I can't imagine its a money maker. The club is a part of their lives and they want to have a party.
It used to be frustrating. I'm a mostly brutally honest person - even outside of dancing. But it got to the point where I just evade personal questions now or I turn customer's questions back on them without answering.
Strip clubs are supposed to be fantasy environments, right? So I just roll with whatever is going on. I'll answer something honestly, and if I'm not believes, then I move along with the conversation anyway rather than arguing to get them to believe me.