RolLexx and the Obnoxious DJ . . .
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 11:16 AM
Visited the RolLexx yesterday around 5 PM and the dancers were plentiful and (premium for the the most part). Money was being spent, which was a great feeling. A hottie comes up and talks a little bit asking a few questions like was my day going ok and etc. and then asks if I would like a dance. I say sure I would love a table dance. She does a very nice job and I'm feeling wonderful. The song ends and she asks if I would like her to continue. Well, 100% YES. :) I just liked her and her looks and and her skill. So about 20 seconds into the song the DJ who is a regular stentorian chatter bug throughout the songs (yes, he sounds better than the music, imo) starts yelling her name in conjunction with a command to get on the stage (actually it has been transformed into a ring for female boxing for around 1 AM). So she points that she has a customer and is dancing. Will that shut him up? Hell NO! He is even more stentorian and more persistent to the point she starts screaming back that she has a customer please go to the next girl. Does that get him to back off? Hell NO! I didn't even think it was possible for him to get more stentorian, but he pumps up the volume. The dancer can't persuade him and is getting upset that he is now threatening her and she has completely forgotten about my dance. :( Anyway, it isn't even at the mid point and she apologizes and wants her $10 ($5 per song). I feel sorry for her and besides she is excellent; it the obnoxious and stentorian DJ that is the problem so I give her the full $10.
The saga has just begun and what started out as a fantastic trip was just sour.
So as soon as the dancer runs to jump into the ring the bartender asks me if I would like a drink. I answer No, Thank You and point to the stage. She says there is a 2 drink minimum. I reply that I'm *well aware* of club policy regarding drinks and offer her a tip thinking she is concerned that I wont spend money on her. She says that I don't have a choice because a white man without a drink is upsetting to the other customers. I give her the look. She says it is true. That when a white man doesn't drink it is upsetting for the other customers because I already stick out too much. Doesn't really surprise that she has thrown the race issue into the discussion because there is a long history of racial conflict; especially with the police. I tell her the DJ stole a dance from me and I just don't feel like drinking and I'm sick of having drinks foisted on me. She says how did the DJ steal a dance from you? I explain the story and says the doesn't change anything. I say it changes my willingness to buy any drinks and if she wants tips that is fine, but I wont be buying ANY drinks. She says there is NO WAY a white man is not going to buy drinks and she will call security. I say perhaps you've heard of me from Angels? She shakes her head NO. I say well you will be hearing a lot more about me. Call the security and lets get the show on the road. BTW, I'm in poor health as well as being old and hell even one of the tiny dancers could probably whip the hell out of me in a *fair* fight. However, not only do dancers know about me from Angels, security often does as well. Mainly, imo, because I'm white and there is a long history. She says I'm going to be real sorry if she has to call security. I say that may very well be true, but like I said you will be hearing a lot more about me and Angels after you call security and give her a smile. I say don't believe me? Ask some of the dancers who know me from Angels. She says she doesn't care about Angels. I say then call security and let the play play out. Instead she calls a tough dancer over. I laugh and say this is security? Not a happy dancer and she is in my face and stentorian. I say you can make your play or we can do this the whole night. She storms off.
Finally, I was allowed to continue buying dances. It wasn't too much fun. The DJ just kept running his stentorian mouth, which normally I'd just be focusing on the dancer. The first hottie finally came back and was very apologetic and offered me a free dance. I told her, she had nothing to apologize for. She said usually the DJ isn't like that and she didn't know why he decided to get so aggressive and that she just didn't know what to do and felt bad that I really didn't get the dance I had paid for and etc.
So who knows if conflict will continue on my next visit. My best guess is NO. I still LOVE strip clubs. :)
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