What's in a rating?
I recently rated Platinum Plus a one rating. It doesn't matter that much in my opinion because all of your ratings get averaged so if I have given a club several 8's and then a big fat 1. My average rating would still be something like 7.5 overall.
What ticks me off is when you ask a dancer a price, I asked two for $30. She agreed and then after one dance, she asks "you want another?" I said that was a 2 for $30. She claims she couldn't hear. What a lie. She apparently heard everything else I was saying but made sure to have me pay up front so she would already have the money. ROB name is Ava pronounced something like Avuh. I told a bouncer and she came back over and told me this lie and then told the bouncer I was ok. Like she is going to give me back $15 if I tell her she is wrong. I don't know why she even came over to talk to me. She must have thought I would take her rip off peacefully and not tell anyone about her ways.
What ticks me off is when you ask a dancer a price, I asked two for $30. She agreed and then after one dance, she asks "you want another?" I said that was a 2 for $30. She claims she couldn't hear. What a lie. She apparently heard everything else I was saying but made sure to have me pay up front so she would already have the money. ROB name is Ava pronounced something like Avuh. I told a bouncer and she came back over and told me this lie and then told the bouncer I was ok. Like she is going to give me back $15 if I tell her she is wrong. I don't know why she even came over to talk to me. She must have thought I would take her rip off peacefully and not tell anyone about her ways.
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This incident points out how customers especially have to take responsibility when cutting deals with dancers. If the club has a standard price per dance and an announced time when twofers are available, you can't expect them be very sympathetic to a customer who claims he had a side deal for a better price at a different time. That's between you and the dancer.
For that matter, any twofer seems like a chancey proposition with a dancer you aren't sure about. If the first dance is lousy, why would you want a second anyway?
The dancers set their own prices for lap dances to the best of my knowledge. The club doesn't get a set amount per dance. If they did I wouldn't have been a regular customer.
I was also letting other regulars know my rating shouldn't affect the overall club rating very much. My posts weren't directed to people who don't visit the club unless you just wanted to add that you don't like ROB's.
BTW, my point about a standard dance price had nothing to do with whether the club takes a cut. If the price is, say, $25 and you haggle for two for $30, you can't expect the club to stand behind that.
You may and it may be very much appreciated. No, probably not your haggling. Management may be very interested in knowing what dancers are undercutting club prices and or acting as ROBs. Just because she acted as a ROB in one case doesn't mean she isn't discount debbie in others.