Getting Back into the Game (of Wasting Money on Hoes)

Everything I could say right here

https://tuscl.net/article.php?id=58034

Welcome back. Long time, no read.

-- Take a shower and brush your teeth.
-- Be nice to the dancers. They talk to dozens of dickheads and creeps. Don't be one of them.
-- If you want something in particular from a lap dance or VIP visit, ask for it in plain (but polite) language. Don't be vague and don't resort to "male vocalist code".
-- Never be afraid to move on to the next dancer if there are red flags or bad chemistry. Dancers aren't afraid to move on to the next customer.
-- Last but not least, have fun.

On They System. The white polyester suit might be a bit outdated now.

Are you looking for a pep talk, a refresher or how things might have changed since the last time you clubbed? All of it is locality based but generally what strippers have been saying/posting is that the economy and holiday season have made things tough on them. Can be good for customers who have money to spend. In the last few years I’ve realized that I have more fun when I don’t worry about money and getting the best deal. I don’t make it rain, but I do tip more for each drink, stage dance and tip walk. It maybe adds $30-50 to each club visit and maybe it doesn’t come back to me in value but I have more fun. In the clubs where I’m a reg, I also get preferential treatment from the bartenders and managers. Someday that may help if I ever have an issue, but hopefully I won’t need it.

Playing this game is like riding a bike. I’m sure your muscle memory is excellent. Just go for it! :-)

Always Remember:

“In this country, you gotta make the money first. Then when you get the money, you get the power. Then when you get the power, then you get the women.”

~ Cuban refugee Tony Montana (Al Pacino) in the movie Scarface.

If you have the money and can afford it, buy it and enjoy it.

:D

"Getting Back into the Game (of Wasting Money on WOMEN). There. I fixed the title for you. Maybe you could start off with having some respect for your fellow human beings who are sex workers. And if that's too difficult for you, then just stay your ass at home.

Well is the money really being wasted? Do we "waste" money for vacations, eating out, luxury items, etc? We normally get some kind of intrinsic value out of the experiences we pay for.

It could argued the money we don't spend in our lifetime is "wasted" on ourselves.

Tip like a gentleman. Tip dancers, bartenders generously.

Interesting post from BY given her tag line. I guess it's another of those don't say it unless you are one things. Just kidding though, good point. Strip clubs would be a bazillion times nicer if PLs thought strippers deserved at least as much respect as wait staff. Then again, it would probably be pretty miserable even just taking a burger with fries order from a lot of the people up in these discussions.

Nothing wrong with generosity. But it should be 100% the decision of each stripper what (if anything) she does with you. Very, very fucked up situation otherwise. I guess I could see tipping the VIP minder to take the risk of not doing what the club tells them to, but I personally have not dealt with that situation.

I never tell strippers they are charging too much. No stripper has never asked me for more than what I'd want to let randos feel me up. I just say it's outside my budget, and sometimes they cut me a break.

^randos of the opposite sex feeling you up is different. It would be rando women feeling you up, not men.

Thanks for your responses. I had a great time on my first night, thanks to your wise counsel, with only one mild ROB incident that I didn't let throw me off my game. I credit the 111 rules specifically for prompting me to take the initiative and approach a popular dancer on my own. It was a little awkward, perhaps just because she didn't speak much English, but hey, I got my dances, and they were fun; that's all that matters in my book.

To the fellow who complained about my language, you're right: I was trying to be funny and didn't mean any disrespect. Thanks again, bros!

@LecherousMonk

You wrote, and I quote:

“(I) approach(ed) a popular dancer on my own. It was a little awkward, perhaps just because she didn't speak much English, but hey, I got my dances, and they were fun; that's all that matters in my book.”

pics and Vids or it didn’t happen.

:D

Good Times, Good Times.

The more you use this “approach”, the less “awkward” it will be for you.