Vetting Dancers before Spending Significant Cash
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I believe it is prudent to spend some time with a dancer, either in a regular LD or over drinks, before moving to more expensive sessions. It doesn't matter how attractive a dancer is....she may not be appealing to you after getting to know her.
If PLs are going to go to a club pre-determined to spend VIP with a girl, they are missing out on a key advantage of strip clubs over other options.....the ability to see and speak with a girl before proceeding to more expensive activities.
Everyone will ultimately be oversold by dancer(s) over time, even when we are a bit cautious, but we can control the situation a bit more by using our brains, and not allowing our little buddies to guide us.
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What I think is important is to talk to the dancer in clear, plan language about what you want the VIP experience to be like. That's still not a guarantee, but most dancers will tell you if they don't offer what you want.
This is also a classic example of how a dancer experience can vary from PL to PL.
^ This. 1000%
Following this board is helpful, but the more times you read “girls don’t care about anything about you except the size of your wallet” makes you susceptible to forgetting the most important advice on here: YMMV. It could be you. Or she could be having a bad day. Yes, every strip club experience from FS VIP to a no touch table dance. Is a financial transaction but it’s still a consensual act between two people. Your online diligence doesn’t mean shit if you show up and happen to look like her father, or turn her off or piss her off for some other reason.
We see a lot of threads threads with guys doing everything *except* talking to the dancer to sort this stuff out. Sure, there can be multiple indicators, but I find it pretty easy to just ask the dancer about what I want. If she says "No", then I can put away my secret dancer decoder ring and move on.
Vet in person, speak clearly and directly (but respectfully) about what you'd like, etc. I've adopted a vetting strategy that's a bit different -- I only do VIPs so don't vet via lapdances, but instead have her sit at the table and spend some time drinking and carrying on with her. If I had a great time with her, she's vetted, and it's off to the VIP. This has worked better for me than doing lapdances, but just a personal style/preference thing. I also am firmly bought into the idea of YMMV -- some guys have over-romanticized strippers into being automatons whose every move is calculated perfectly -- another reason to vet in person, build a little faux trust in advance, etc
Or another fun was is turn around to the rest of the club and crowd source it. Hey guys what do you think, should I take a chance?!?!
I absolutely do not ever speak clearly and directly about what will happen in a room though. I'll spend some time talking out front, likely a few drinks too. Maybe 50/50 I'll do some dances first. But after that, I'm just gonna trust my gut, pay the fare and see how it goes. Worrying about exactly what we're gonna do is a buzzkill. I'd rather have a miss here and there than spoil the spontaneity. Sure, I run into a dud now and again. But I think I get a lot more out of a lot of girls who are just acting in the moment, rather than checking off some list of things they agreed to do so I don't try and haggle them down when it comes time to pay. On average, I think it works out in my favor.
I actually don't either... when I mentioned that, I really meant in the case of extras, when I do. Otherwise, as I said, I've vetted her for quite a while at the table, I just take her to the VIP. Even if the VIP is just average, we've spent time together, I've had fun for an hour, not a big deal. I don't ask her limits or what will happen in the VIP unless extras are involved, then I'm clear and direct
I personally also think it's more fair to get one song to let her see how I am as a customer, before expecting her to commit to how much leash she's going to give me.
When you find a winner, make her a regular. Treat her well. Always get a few dances from her every time you visit. If she knows she can count on you to say yes to dances, she’ll always make time for you and treat you well.
I start out my vetting at a new place by accepting at least one dance from any girl I find attractive or find chemistry with. I know I will get some good, ok, and some robotic dances along the way. But if at the end of the night I find 2-3 promising prospects I know I’ve done my homework correctly, and the investment will pay dividends in future visits.
Next time I return If i see one or a couple of girls that I enjoyed my previous visit with, I will spend the bulk of my budget in them. If I really like their attention I want them to know I will say yes to a dance before they even make their high heal walk to me, and will spend multiple dances with them. This leads to a level of comfort and familiarity that you don’t get with a one time dancer.
It’s a great feeling to have your favorite dancer make a bee line towards you, while flashing a gorgeous smile toward you, as soon as she sees you walk in.
Not to mention you’ll only spend money on good outcomes on future visits. I usually save money on the long run this way. Because I only spend money on what I know I want.
If they know you're a good PL, they will give you right of first refusal.
I've found this particularly effective at clubs where there is a bit of discretion in LD costs. If they know they will do well with you, there will be fewer battles for her attention; I'm in situations where there are preferred seats; you will get what you want.