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Have you ever had a dancer mistake you for someone else?

Dec 23, 2025, 6:25 PM
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dogchain

I had this happen and it turned out to be a good experience. She came up to me like she knew me for years and I am 100% sure I never had seen this person let alone had a dance or anything with her. She was talking about the great VIPs we had in the past (never happened with me). I did not correct her bc i didnt want to embarrass her. We did a few dances and there were amazing. Milage as high as it could be. Someone else's high spending benefited me i guess 🤷

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shadowcat

Repeating from 3 months ago:

This was my 3rd visit to the “new” Follies and this time I was on the quest for VIP. The previous trips were just exploratory. So I arrived around 2PM on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend. The parking lot was almost empty. Paid $5 to park and $5 door fee. I was met by a thin white girl that I remembered from my last trip. Ok but not VIP material. 2 or 3 other dancers and the same amount of customers. I got a coke from the bar and moved over to one of the booths on the black wall. A good looking white girl that I remembered from my previous 2 trips said “I’ll join you shortly”. Gave the thin white girl 2 mercy dances and then waited and waited for the other white girl. Did 2 meh dances with an ok black chick while I waited.

Finally the good looking white girl came over, jumped in my lap facing me and grabbed my cock. She got my attention real quick and things were looking real good. Then she hit me with “When is the allowance going to start?” WTF? What allowance are you talking about? She replied “The one you promised me to help pay for my apartment in exchange for VIP benefits”. I never promised you that. “Yes you did”. No I didn’t. “Aren't you XXXX?” No but I might be interested in VIP. How much do you charge and what is on the menu. She said $600 for 30 minutes and that included the extras. I told her that was out of my league and she then asked what am I used to paying and I told her $200 for oral. She said NO to that.

So OK. I handed her a $20 for the one song she spent sitting on my lap. She said I owed her another $20 because we did two dances and they are $20 each in the booth. I called bullshit. I have never paid more than $10 each including the 2 previous dancers today. Now get off of my lap. She still demanded another $20 and I said no, call the manager. She didn’t call the manager but then started in with “are you poor?” She repeated that several times in an attempt to embarrass me. She finally got up and walked away. I finished my coke and walked out. Had Dan, the manager been there, I would have talked to him. I doubt that I’ll be back. I don’t think this club is going to make it and is an insult to the real Follies.

The dancer’s name is Rain.

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Baristafan

A few times they think I am someone famous.

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skibum609

It's a scam that most dancers use.

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dogchain

@skibum609 what is the scam? How do they benefit? I am interested to know what the trick is?

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IfIGottaBeDamned

I’m not sure I’d quite call it a “scam”.
Probably more along the lines of “stripper shit”.

@dogchain: How do they benefit? Her spiel convinced you to spend money on her rather than another dancer. That’s the benefit to her.

Given that you enjoyed your time with her at what I’m guessing was a reasonable cost, no harm done. Hence my rationale for SS rather than scam.

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IfIGottaBeDamned

I’ve heard that line several times over the years. In most cases, she’s wrong.

If I’m interested in her, I’ll gently challenge her assertion. Ask her where else she’s danced and let the conversation go from there.

If I’m not interested, I’ll quickly correct her and immediately follow up with a polite “No thank you. Not tonight.”

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