Hurt People, Hurt People

The first time I'd heard this saying was last night. I'd like to imagine that I'm up and current with sayings old and new, but that ain't the case apparently. :( Anyway, seems like it would be a very unpopular saying with limited appeal. As far as stripclubs it seems to apply to both strippers and customers. Usually, I see the customer acting up for whatever reasons. A stripper "prison girl" will stay firmly fixed in mind, however. It seems like pretty much any person should have been able to see from a mile away that she had a huge chip on shoulders. Despite a hot body I didn't want any part of her because her body language SCREAMED TROUBLE!!! I see a newbie try her out and I was very impressed with her skill----real soft and sensual. I could have mistaken them for lovers. He bought dance after dance and I didn't blame him. I knew trouble was coming once the dances stopped and she demanded payment, but at least he seemed to be have a phenomenal time in present. :) So, dances stop and sure enough she doubled the price to $10 and substantially increased the dance count. Like a deer caught in headlights he reluctantly paid her. So much for my desires to buy from her which had been kindled by her wonderful performance. Her hurt did spread and not only to her customers, but to good dancers. The old rotten apple theory.