Peacocking: Watches - Does it ever work?
Tiburon
Every woman's local ATM while in da club? How else they paying for their Boob jobs?
How well has your nice watch inspired conversation in the strip club? I know in the outside palace, it varies but I know the strippers of the night like to use visual clues to determine who's a good mark and who's a waste of space. Has anyone ever had experience with their nice luxury (or any) watch in the strip club? Has it gotten your more biddies, less biddies or just a bunch of watch jock dudes drooling all over you?
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At least in the clubs I frequent, the best way to get stripper attention is to tip a few of them or buy a dance or two.
the smart girls know the difference between someone who has money vs someone who will spend money
alas you don't always run into the smart girls
Back in my heavy drinking days, I always wore my nice watch. I didn’t think about it, and I wore it to clubs. Sure, it was mostly noticed by guys at work. That was fine, no harm done.
One night I’m seated at the bar of a somewhat sketchy club in NNJ. I’m not really feeling fully comfortable, as I’m the only pasty white dude in the place. I get my beer, and I’m starting to settle in a bit. A dancer steps down from the stage, comes over and informs me that my watch isn’t working. I immediately check the watch, and it’s working fine. I show the dancer that the chronograph portion is not running. Then I realize that she knows I’m wearing a non fake, somewhat expensive watch. As you might expect, she stops over to sell me a dance. I thank her, and I say no. I have a second beer, and head out. That made me realize that some dancers notice watches.
I used to wear what I considered good quality watches but never got into the high end watches. I don't think I ever spent more than about $700-$800 on a watch but that always got me a good quality timepiece, usually a Hamilton but sometimes a Longine or Tissot. These days I just wear my Samsung smart watch and I have had more comments from dancers about it than any traditional watch I ever had.
Bulge as in Benjamin’s in my front pocket.
You're more likely to impress girls in regular clubs with designer shit.
But like anywhere. A watch or something can something can a conversation starter. It doesn't mean she's impressed by it.
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sure it’s very likely a wealthy man like old Ben would own a pocket watch I don’t think wristwatches were available before the early 1900s
But, depending on the club, it could increase your chances of getting mugged in the parking lot.