latch ons / red lights
icedawg
i was wondering how many people have had this occurence and how to deal with it.
i was sitting down at a table recently, and a very ugly girl came over to sit with me saying "you arent going to kick me out are you?". being the gentleman that I am, i suffered her presence for like half an hour, putting up with poor conversation and smoke. how do ya'll a)kick em out after a while, or b)tell em off?
i was sitting down at a table recently, and a very ugly girl came over to sit with me saying "you arent going to kick me out are you?". being the gentleman that I am, i suffered her presence for like half an hour, putting up with poor conversation and smoke. how do ya'll a)kick em out after a while, or b)tell em off?
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Sorry, but did i miss something in your post? You state, "I know this anorexic-looking, chain smoking, flat chest, blonde girl...", and then, "Then when we were getting a dance together...".
Seems to me, you are the one that caused the incident. You should have booted her the second you thought better of her sitting with you.
A tactic I've used, although rarely...
She comes, sits, and annoys. I make sure my beer is empty or very close to it. I tell her I'm visiting the restroom and leave. If she is where I left her, I sit somewhere else and get another beer. If she heads my way, I go back to my first seat if it is still available. Never had one come back after that.
O.
I wonder: if you were at a restaurant, and the waiter brought you an entree you didn't order - didn't even like, maybe - and then billed you for it, would you just "suck it up"?
If so, PLEASE let me know because I'd LOVE to have you as a customer ;)
O.
Works so well that there's a disclaimer: If you really have to go and you're sitting with a dancer you might want to get a dance with, ask her to wait.
It was actually true, but it would have worked just the same if it wasn't. The catch with that one, though, is if it's a club you'll see again it might come back on you at some point.
I actually don't mind ugly girls. Sometimes they're cool. Often you can just let them know right off, that you won't be having private dances with them because you're interested in other people (tactfully? see above). What I mind, is ugly AND annoying / bitchy / presumptuous girls. Women who demand that I pay for them even though I'm not interested in them; or who insist on regaling me with stories of how much of an asshole every guy on the planet is, for the fact that he doesn't want to pay her.
It's not REALLY the looks that are bad. It's the looks-plus-personality.
Corollary: I have come to learn that many ugly strippers are also negative about life in general, and determined to share that attitude with me.
"I am waiting for another dancer."
If they latch on anyway...the best out is to watch other dancers at the stage, when you find one you like, go up and tip the one you like.
This always works...the dancer might chit-chat a little longer, but she wont stay much longer.
Most women understand that different guys have different tastes, and they will move onto some guy who pitties them or finds their conversation interesting or who just likes their type.
Engage the aid and subterfuge of the girl who is already at your table. "Hey, see that girl over there? I have been waiting for someone like her for HOURS! I wonder how I can get her to come over here? She won't sit with me, I'm not good enough for her. Boy oh boy I'd pay her a LOT, but I'm too shy ..."
This sometimes works. If the bluto at your table announces something idiotic like, "Well, you aren't too shy to talk to me, so why don't YOU AND I go get a dance RIGHT NOW" then she is DELIBERATELY missing the hint. At that point, the battle-lines have been drawn and you can be more blunt with her. "I'm interested in that one over there, sorry." But the trick is, that you've made the BLUTO define the battle-lines, rather than defining them yourself. Hence, you come off as tactful.
Get it? :)
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I thought the point was to NOT "Get it". :)
A interesting tact you bring up.
I don't use the "waiting for another dancer" line for fear that the dancers talk among themselves, saying, "Don't bother going over to his table; he's waiting for someone."
:)