Dancer Logic
Itsmytime
I’ve had enough and I can’t take it any more
I have not studied economics, so I hope someone can explain the logic behind the logic of a dancer.
I stayed for 1.5 hours at the last club I visited. During that time the girls sat around in a small section of the club and were either chatting amongst themselves or on their phones. No effort to circulate amongst the PLs.
It was soon time for me to go, so I approached the group and asked one of the girls if she would dance. Off we went. After a fun few dances, she left the booth while I ‘recovered’. A few minutes later I head towards the bathroom and see this same girl walking to the back with another guy. He must have caught her before she could make it back to the girl group.
So, she sat for 90 minutes in her underwear chatting with other girls or on her phone. A PL approaches her for dances, followed by more dances from another PL. Why would she not circulate the room, say once every half-hour?
She potentially could have sat there for a full shift and then gone home to complain how there’s no money to be made as a dancer.
Perhaps that’s why she’s a dancer and not an economist…
I stayed for 1.5 hours at the last club I visited. During that time the girls sat around in a small section of the club and were either chatting amongst themselves or on their phones. No effort to circulate amongst the PLs.
It was soon time for me to go, so I approached the group and asked one of the girls if she would dance. Off we went. After a fun few dances, she left the booth while I ‘recovered’. A few minutes later I head towards the bathroom and see this same girl walking to the back with another guy. He must have caught her before she could make it back to the girl group.
So, she sat for 90 minutes in her underwear chatting with other girls or on her phone. A PL approaches her for dances, followed by more dances from another PL. Why would she not circulate the room, say once every half-hour?
She potentially could have sat there for a full shift and then gone home to complain how there’s no money to be made as a dancer.
Perhaps that’s why she’s a dancer and not an economist…
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They may be fine with the money they make waiting for PLs to come up to them. I'm fine with doing that, and I don't feel they owe it to me to hang out for a while for free. They may prefer PLs who are like that. Your attitude about money changes a lot if/when you start feeling like you need a down payment on a house.
Sometimes it's a mild protest against the dubiously legal practice of clubs telling them what time they have to be there by (when they don't get any salary).
Me: "Huh. No thanks!"
Sometimes a girl who has been away for a while is back and they want to catch up.
Sometimes they are exhausted or hung over.
In reality, a girl like the one you described often comes across as lazy, uninterested, and boring. But the one who's always circling (the "vulture") is equally unattractive. So, the smart ones understand how to make themselves available to you, while not seeming desperate. It's a fine balancing act for any salesperson!