Turn-on or turn-off?
Professor906090
First time I met my first future AFT, she told me: "I have been here for 10 hours now. I have already made $1,200, so it is a good day for me" That kinda tunred me on.
Does it bother you when you think that some or your ATFs maybe making more money than you do, or is it a turn-on to receive dances from such highly paid professionals? :)
Does it bother you when you think that some or your ATFs maybe making more money than you do, or is it a turn-on to receive dances from such highly paid professionals? :)
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So professor, whatever turns you on my friend-- but don't put a whole lot of stock in dancers who plead either poverty or fame and fortune...Stripper shit, it's part of the game. I tend to treat dancers like politicians-- don't listen much to what they say, but I am very interested in what they do...
It's a total turn off. I feel that I have nothing to contribute.
But, it is positive in at least she should be in good mood and not desperate for any dances from me. I gotta remember to think positive. :)
I hate the sob stories I have bitched about this before on other threads, girls who do this irritate me to no end.. Just do the job, and you take the good and bad days with it..
Anyhow, the last dancer answered that question by saying "terrible, I've only made $50 so far." Keep in mind, it was close to midnight, so she was over half-way through her shift. Also keep in mind, she was the hottest girl working, and that she's one of the dancers in higher demand. There is NO way that she'd only made that much.
Did it deter me? Heck no... I still took her back to the VIP, and judging from the way she kept me entertained, it further proved that she was lying about how little she'd made up to that point.