@Nobodygtyu
I will play along and comment on your discussion.
Q: hypothetically what would you do if there is disagreement on the amount to be paid, and she's hypothetically causing a scene claiming you LDK'd and owe her more money, and she's hypothetically called over the manager and bouncer...?
A: Not Hypothetically at all High End Gentlemen Club.
In an occasion the following situation happened to me with a new, to me, dancer, and this is how it unfolded.
After 3 dances I asked her to stop, because she was not performing to my standards, and I handed her the money for the 3 dances and she said we did 5, and I said no we did 3.
She insisted we did 5, I said no we did 3.
She then threatened to call the bouncer and I said go ahead, the bouncer came and took her side. I explained to him the situation and told them, it is not the money, it is the principle.
He asked that we all go to the lobby and once there he said to pay her for the 2 extra dances or I won’t be allowed to go back inside the club.
I immediately asked the guy at the cash register/entry to call the manager.
The manager came and he walked a couple of feet away from them so we could talk.
I explained to him the situation and said loud enough for the bouncer and the dancer to hear “Are we going to have to call the “Boys in Blue” to solve this situation?”
The bouncer immediately walked away and the dancer walked away after a second or two.
The manager said that it was OK for me to go back inside, “just don’t talk to them please.”
I said OK went inside and acted like nothing happened.
Mentioning the Boys in Blue helps oftentimes, because they most likely have warrants and would not want to risk being arrested.
That was not the last time I visited the club, And didn’t have any other issues.
You have to look the part of a business man that is not afraid to call the Boys in Blue, because you know they will be in your side, a mature respectable gentleman business man.
Let’s be careful out there.
:D