Has anyone ever met a super whale non-celebrity in the strip club?
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Patrons or strippers, how was that experience? Was it helpful or a hinderence in the club. Did he or she get out ok? Talking about non-celebrities btw.
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Anyway, we were comparing notes on clubs, and I said something about Foxy and RI Dolls being no-extras clubs. He sort of shrugged and grinned at that. I pulled that thread and he eventually said that four-digit dollar amounts opened a lot of doors (among other things). He further stated that if he goes to someplace like Foxy and doesn't feel like haggling, then he'd just kick off negotiations at $1000, $2000, or $3000 dollars. According to him, at those dollar amounts it's open season on most all dancers, bartenders, and waitresses.
So, then I asked if he walked around with that sort of cash, because anyone could promise to shell out $3,000. He said that sometimes he did, but mostly he got by on his reputation. The dancers have a good idea about who's sugar and who's salt. I asked what he'd do if he got mugged, and he shrugged and said he'd give up the money in a heartbeat, because he'd just make it plus more the next day.
At that point a dancer came out and asked him if he was ready to head up to Club Lust, and we shook hands and parted ways. Could it have been bullshit? Sure... at least to some degree. But I don't think it was, based on what I saw and how he behaved.
Otherwise they were just an occasional and understandable hindrance to me getting my pick of the litter.
As I walked across the street, to the club, I saw a 7 series BMW parked in front, which I think was a no parking area. So, I thought something was odd, as nobody would normally park a nice car like that on Bloomfield Ave.
The whale and his buddies were still in their suits and ties, and that was odd for the club, as it wasn’t upscale. The whale was whaling it up, wasting money by tipping dancers more than a dollar, he was tossing $10’s and $20’s around. I think he tried to start a tab with his credit card, but that place only took cash, so that didn’t work.
It was like the perfect strip club storm - as the whale wanted a cute Russian dancer who was known to be a bit of a ROB. It was fun seeing the dynamic - as the girl could string along a guy who had only a few dollars - and everyone knew this whale was looking to spend and be seen. He kept tossing $20’s and $100’s at her, and she danced and smiled at him as she took the cash.
The whale had the physique of a manatee, as he was a big fat slob. I wasn’t sure what he wanted - as he seemed to enjoy pissing his money away - and he wasn’t going upstairs to VIP with any dancers. I started thinking that maybe he’s taking the guys who work for him out to show them a good time? The guys he was with were drinking and tipping, but they weren’t going upstairs either. It seemed odd to the regular crowd.
I made a trip to VIP and when I came back, the suits were gone. I thought they spent themselves dry. So, I grabbed a final beer and relaxed before heading out. As I open the door to leave, the whale’s car is rocking! He was getting a blow job in the front seat - with a filthy Brazilian dancer.
One of the girls offering me everything for a grand had provided me with zero for $200 when I took her about a year before. So, yes to add to what an earlier poster said, putting a zero on the end of the price will turn most prudes into an extras whore in a heartbeat.
I was at the same club once when a guy with a posse and wearing a Mister T starter kit made it rain with $20's. Then his waitress brought his group a brick of one dollar bills. I think it was $1000. More rain commenced.
IME how they made out was a mixed bag. Often they ended up getting what they wanted, but spent an exorbitant amount of money and feeding a lot of girls in the process.
Interesting enough though is how often those supposed super whales eventually crash and burn. I've seen a few over the years who appeared to have tons of cash to burn - right until they didn't. Now I remember them more as cautionary tales of guys who lose control and/or chase shit that they should never have chased.
But all of that is mixed comfort on the night when a guy is throwing large amounts of money around the club indiscriminately, especially in a smaller club. Law of the Jungle always applies and the girls will gravitate to where the easy money is. C'est la vie. I consider myself at best a dolphin and I'm fine with that - I'm not going to try to compete with a guy burning that type of coin. Sometimes the best move is to find another aquarium to play in or a different night to return.
Throughout the weekend I saw this guy playing anywhere between $500 and $5,000 a hand on blackjack and at any given time he was as much as $100,000 in the hole or else up about the same amount. At one point when he was way up, he grabbed me and started stuffing my jacket pockets full of chips. Pointed a finger in my face and made me swear that no matter how much he asks, I won't give it back until later when he's off the table, and I swore on my mother's grave.
So I go up to the room and counted the chips which was about $35,000. It crossed my mind that he didn't really know how much he gave me and I could easily keep a few grand, but this just wasn't the kind of guy you fuck around with like that. There was no way he'd know, but regardless I put all the chips in a pillowcase and stashed them in the safe.
Back down on the floor, I'm betting my own money at a $20 table and doing pretty well. Spent a couple hours and I was up maybe $500 when my buddy shows up and says, "He wants to see you." So I go over to the high-roller table and he's like, "Listen kid, I know what I said, but I need the chips back." I think I spent less than five seconds quibbling about it. "Umm, well Bobby, you made me swear, uhh..." Then his finger was back in my face and he says, "Gimme those fuckin' chips."
Obviously I went to the room and got the chips. He ended up losing it all and by Sunday morning he finally quit playing blackjack, down about 80 grand in total. But that didn't stop him from placing a $50,000 bet on the Super Bowl, which he won, so maybe he lost about 30K all together. Plus he paid everything for us from Friday thru Sunday. Steakhouse dinners, full bar in the room, a Super Bowl party with lobsters and all that shit. Yeah, I'd say this guy was a whale.
Sounds like I need to get to this club that goldmonger is talking about. I regularly spend a grand up in the club. Cause a decent club will have several strippers that will have me pussy whipped the minute I look at them.
Everyone may have their own standards on whales but the most I have seen is someone repeatedly extending VIP with a dancer... they spent over $2000 and were continuing in VIP even beyond closing time. It was actually a young guy in his 20’s, supposedly rich from crypto stuff.
Icee, its not good to be jealous of anyone, but the comment about loneliness and desperation sounds like jealousy. Blowing money at a strip club doesn’t automatically mean loneliness or desperation.
In some cases the stage tipping seems to be done just for attention or showing off. I don’t stage tip, and usually don’t watch the stage much either.
They may or may not look like manatees.
Remember the movie Indecent Proposal?
The question reminds me of that very old joke:
A guy strikes up a conversation with a 10 at a bar. After a bit of flirting he jokingly asks if she would spend the night at his hotel with him for a million dollars. She says for a million dollars of course she would. he then asks if she would do it for $300. She gets indignant and says "Hey, what do you think I am?"
He replies "We've already established that answer. Now we are negotiating!"
People can go off to VIP and drop 20k or spend 2k and still be gone for a few hours.
I've seen people who aren't wealthy go to a club 4x a week and deplete their savings/accounts. It's quite hilarious to me when they are a grown ass adult (minus any mental issues) and they fall into this trap.
I like what was said about, ‘whale is subjective,’ that’s true.
I work in Vegas so there are a lot of people with money.
My #1 customer is a whale and we have known each other a very long time, wonderful person and we have a great and respectful relationship.
But yeah, what’s a whale to you, first of all? For some girls, one person giving you $500 would do it abs for some it’s $5000.
I guess eye of the beholder??
I remember one person dropped a few thousand at this one tiny club with six of us dancers working that night. He prepaid for a string of dances for four of us to go back and dance for him and three of his friends. No doubt for the ego boost because the rest of the club was full of patrons at that moment and doing so would disturb the rotation of having only two dancers dealing with that.
Though that guy was super annoying, and I had walked off on him pretty early on because he asked about “do you sell bundles?” Erm no, it’s just $100 a song dude. And then he mocked me for having bad sales skills after I walked off on him and was dancing on stage later. And apparently complained to other dancers about my bad selling skills too. And then another dancer sat with him for a bit working out the details with him, before dragging me back to say “okay, you’re doing dances with us now”. I probably do have bad sales skills but I was more than happy to allow somebody else to have better sales skills while I interacted with other customers in the room.
Thankfully during the string of dances, most of my dances were for one of his friends. Who was a much more chill guy 😎
I miss that man 🤗