How do you all deal with Annoying Strippers?
deboinair
All About the Extras
I lived in Miami for ions. Every time I venture out to another city I encounter "annoying strippers" sometimes. I was kind of baffled because all you have to say is no to a stripper once in Miami and they are gone never to talk to you again.
There are couple pet peeves I have.
The stripper that doesn't get the hint, that you don't want any dances from her.
The stripper that sees you having a conversation with a stripper, butts in and doesn't leave.
The begging sob story stripper
The nosy stripper - either is staring at what you are doing with another stripper while getting dances or lingering around
I used to be nice but now I'm direct. When they come up. I say hello back, but I instantly say I don't want your waste your time, I'm not interested. I've discovered that saying "I'm waiting on someone" does not work at all. lol
There are couple pet peeves I have.
The stripper that doesn't get the hint, that you don't want any dances from her.
The stripper that sees you having a conversation with a stripper, butts in and doesn't leave.
The begging sob story stripper
The nosy stripper - either is staring at what you are doing with another stripper while getting dances or lingering around
I used to be nice but now I'm direct. When they come up. I say hello back, but I instantly say I don't want your waste your time, I'm not interested. I've discovered that saying "I'm waiting on someone" does not work at all. lol
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I agree that "I'm waiting on someone" sometimes backfires as the savvier girls will respond with "Who are you waiting for?" or "Can I get her for you?" because they know that, in many cases, it's BS. Better to be a bit more direct in letting her know that you won't be spending on her, but there are nice ways to get the point across.
As an aside, bring me the "begging sob story" strippers all day long and twice on Sunday, or at least the hot ones. Because of course I feel so moved by their plights that I feel compelled to offer them earning opportunities. 😉 I've lost track of how many times I've converted a pity hustle into an OTC adventure.
Also I have not come across one "hot" sob story stripper in my life. They are usually either fat or unattractive and not making money like the rest of the girls, thus the sob stories.
I never understood the customers that treat them like a girl friend. You shouldn't disrespect strippers, but there is no loyalty in defending them. The pussy goes to the highest bidder nice guy.
"I've discovered that saying "I'm waiting on someone" does not work at all. lol"
If you're telling the truth it almost always works. On other threads I've said put a name out there if they ask or point if the girl's on the floor. A more clever stripper will ask if they can sit while I wait, but I only say yes if the dancer I'd like knows to still come over.
Lately I haven't gone to clubs with 0 girls I'd like to talk with, so that's basically all I use. If I'm in a new club where I don't know the lay of the land I'll let the first dancer who approaches sit down if I don't see someone I like better. The exception is if I find her instantly repulsive I'll go with "I just got here" or whatever I think will get her away without drama.
The only time I do find it a minor challenge is when it's a girl I've spent money on before and would potentially enjoy seeing again. Getting her to move on *that day* without any hard feelings can be tricky. But those scenarios are gonna be case-by-case in nature and there's no real generic advice to be given.
Being nice about it is not a white knight thing, it's rational self interest. You gotta accept a certain amount of it just goes with the territory. Customers generally want strippers to approach them. It's not always possible for a stripper to know if a customer is interested before approaching. Many strip club patrons are not the most socially adept types, it may take even a talented stripper a bit to distinguish lack of interest from lack of social skills. Reducing the friction is good business for both sides. Being unnecessarily rude is just gonna make them jaded and mercenary, being vague and dishonest just makes it harder for them and exacerbates the problem.
I don’t want to read too much into how you phrased your post but it sounds like you have no confidence and have trouble communicating. One example:
“I used to be nice but now I'm direct.”
These two things do not have to be mutually exclusive. Don’t be a Dick. Just be respectful and tell them why they shouldn’t sit down. It’s not hard and you don’t have to give it another thought.
Like I said before I never encountered one that I've found attractive with the SOB stories. I'm really picky when it comes to strippers. I only like the exotic ones. I only get the ones that I know I couldn't get in a regular bar without paying way more than I would in a strip club.
After leaving South FL and visiting other cities it's crazy how different the etiquette is in other strip clubs. Also the rules. I'm convinced that only South FL and Michigan are places where extras and such are plentiful and wide open.
Usually, it's just getting the hotel room. And while that can be somewhat more expensive than ITC shenanigans, it's mostly about wanting to have sex with a particularly hot woman in a spacious bed and not a broom closet. It's also about *not* having a timer running.
In any case, I always try to be nice to the dancers even when I'm turning them away. This is especially helpful if you're a regular at a regulars club, because the dancers do talk about the regular customers and give recommendations or warnings to new dancers. It works for me.
"Also the rules. I'm convinced that only South FL and Michigan are places where extras and such are plentiful and wide open."
You can be convinced and still be wrong. The TUSCL boards work better when people just bring what they know and don't speak in absolutes. Part of the fun is finding out about other places, and there's guys who post here regularly from all over the country who'll offer some advice on their local clubs. TUSCL has probably saved me as much time and money as I've spent when traveling around to different clubs.
And your "ions" in Miami make you amply qualified to speak to every strip club experience everyone else has in venues across the country? Interesting. At the risk of bursting your little bubble, most places are not like Miami. It's definitely easier for a girl to make money if you've got ample tourist traffic and are willing to fuck and suck in the back. It's not like that in many other places, hence you will find hotter girls running pity hustles. especially when times are slow.
As to the rest, you're confused son. I wasn't defending the dancers. I was calling you a hypersensitive pussy. Someone should go smack your father for raising such a sissy, assuming you even had one. The strippers didn't do anything that needs defending. They are walking around that club in the underwear, when they aren't taking it off on the stage, for the sole purpose of coaxing you to spend on them. Shy strippers are often hungry strippers. So you may need to develop a little thicker skin if you're going to club extensively, especially now that you're no longer in Miami.
Let me give you some advice that your father should have given you but obviously didn't: Be the rooster son. Do you see the rooster getting all messed up in the head when he's surrounded by clucking hens? Of course not. He knows his role and who's in charge. Hens cluck and strippers hustle, when they aren't also clucking amongst themselves. See what I mean? Once you can adopt that mindset, you'll develop a much thicker skin and learn to enjoy different club formats a lot more.
This isn't something you don't hear everyday. How does a dancer try to gaslight you when she's just sitting there with you out on the floor? I can kinda get the miscounting of dances and guys who get sloppy ending up in rooms they didn't ask for but couldn't think clearly enough to say no. But a fugly you're not interested in just parking herself in front of you? How does that work?
"This isn't something you hear everyday. How does a dancer try to gaslight you when she's just sitting there with you out on the floor?"
So I see that your hypersensitivity isn't limited to girls in their underwear. Interesting to know. 😉
This is something I see at the Cadillac Lounge in Providence every so often. The dancers there are generally more aggressive. Or, passive aggressive perhaps.
It's a dancer basically trying to force a customer to pay her to go away (or at least get a free drink). It works on guys who are intimidated or awkward around dancers, and there's a few of those in every club.
This is where I'll become less nice and more direct (but not angry or argumentative). Basically, I let the dancer know that she's not going to win this battle of wills, and she's never getting money from me. That pretty much always works for me.
I've had like one problem saying my same speech for years. I don't even give them a chance to sit down. After they say Hi. I say Hi. I'm not interested in any dances or company. I'll be damn if I spend money on a stripper I don't want. lol
I actually smile when a girl uses an over-the-top hustle. It doesn't get her paid, but it does give me a brief moment of amusement. Then I send her away with that smile still on my face. Simple. 😊
A little stoicism goes a long way in a strip club. Women are *supposed* to be more emotional and sensitive than men. If you are internalizing what young girls in their underwear are saying to you, you're doing this wrong. Be the rooster son. Eventually you'll learn that it will attract the types of girls who you DO want to sit with you.
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To answer your question:
Q: How do you all deal with Annoying Strippers?
A: Remember, YOU choose how to react to people, so you shouldn’t react by feeling “annoyed”, by choosing to remain calm and don’t let anyone “hurt your feelings” you should always be able to react calmly.
If you want to stop feeling annoyed, start by looking inside yourself. What is going on in your head that makes it hard for you to not let things annoy you.
Irritability is a common emotion to a lot of people, and it might be due to life stresses, lack of sleep, and hormonal changes.
Being easily “annoyed” may be a sign of a mental health condition, like anxiety or depression.
Even “annoying strippers” usually have redeeming qualities.
I don’t get annoyed by any stripper that is not my type, I just behave like a normal human being, a mature gentleman and let her know that I am looking for my “type”.
If she asks me what is my “type”, I say; Do you know who Marilyn Monroe was?
They all know who Marilyn Monroe was; and sometimes they would tell me if there is a girl in the place that fits the description.
The idea is to have a good time and don’t let anyone or anything get on the way.
Same thing with strippers. You are not gonna save them by giving them a tip or buying them a drink. They will keep coming back to the club, because they need more money. So I feel no shame in not giving them anything. I will always be respectful and give a simple reply like "No thanks" or "I'd like to enjoy the show on stage for now" but if they persist.... I will just zone out. Drink my beer. Look away. Look at my phone. And they always go away.
While I understand that it takes hustle to make bank, if a guy is stand-offish from the start, it seems like a futile effort if there is such strong disinterest being shown.
The reason why they still hang around because:
1. Women loathe rejection. It's a huge ego blow.
2. They are banking that you are going to give them something so they go away. A lot of goofy customers do this, so they try it on all customers.
And CMI i wish I could have seen you getting rattled around by those dancers in the battle of wits.
"You are gorgeous, but for today I am in the mood for exploring something: a different race / slimness characteristics / ... whatever"... They might say: "Let me help you, and ask further explorative question" - I'd be direct in saying: "I'm exploring, and like to get to the girls myself. Thank you though".
Don't say anything more.
Are you waiting for someone ? No, thanks
Can I join you ? No, thanks.
Want to have some fun ? No, thanks
Etc
Do you like black/Hispanic/tall…girls ?
Are you waiting for someone ?
Do you like to have fun ?
Or, most annoying, an unattractive dancer quickly sits in your lap.
Stand up and dump her on the floor.