So the odd thing about being tipped for just sitting on the main floor for conversation, it’s usually been more generous spending, or barely anything. As in, either getting $400-$700 and maybe a couple dances in there for an undetermined length of time, or a douche who says “I’ll take care of you” and gives like maybe $20 at most. Usually when a customer proposed tipping for talking, I get suspicious.
But that’s just a my own experience type of thing. Actually, most of the more generous tipping for talking was in a sharkish club with expensive vips. So I was probably just a lower priced respite away from the heavier sales pressure LOL
I would say your results would be very club/dancer personality dependent. Maybe if it’s a club that is slower and has lots of furniture customers, you can beat out the furniture. Like chat with a dancer and every time she goes on stage throw a $20. But I guess it also depends on whether you care if she walks off on you once money is there.
I know a club where a customer gets lots of conversation just by coming in early in the evening when it’s slow, and offering to smoke weed with him on the patio. (It’s both legal and club-allowed to do that) But then again, that club attracts a fair amount of travel dancers who are figuring out the lay of the land, so he has a constant stream of new faces to converse with.
Also they are very rare, but there are customers you just have normal interactions with, ask for a dance and they say yes, and then just ask you to sit there and then pay you normal. If it floats your boat, go for it.