Can you tell what kind of a dance it will be with an un-familiar stripper???
giveitayank
Seattle
It's been my experience that if a new girl comes up to me who displays a "cocky" attitude of confidence, the dances are almost always with a great deal of mileage. But, when a shy and timid (new) dancer approaches me, then I have no idea whether the dances will be great, nothing but air or anything in between. And it's these types of dancers that I feel most uncompfortable discussing rules and extra's with...
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This happened to me the other night. The dancer asked me about just about every topic except LDs. She even asked, "What do you think of that girl?", while pointing at a dancer onstage (that I later got some LDs from). I figured since she was new in town that she was nervous...she ended up even doing some kind of nervous laughter during the LDs that we had, which was kind of annoying. She was a good kid though...awesome nipples & ass too...
"Can you tell what the dances will be like even though you've never bought a dance from her before?"
I doubt it. I mostly base whether or not I want a LD from someone based on looks & if she's not too pushy.
The most common surprises for me are more the "sweet" girl who turns out to be pretty wild and nasty, as opposed to the "nasty" girl who turns out to be a RIB. The overall trend nowadays is towards nasty anyway (what I like to call the hoe-ification of America) so it's not *too* surprising.
Now that the media are spinning the recession as somehow "virtuous", I wonder if that might be accompanied by a return to more traditional values, though? We might all be surprised by the lack of willingness of the next gen dancers (the ones who are undergoing moral development in middle school right now) to do "extras".
Or maybe not ;)
O.
Yank
1. She's not TOTALLY in demand but she's in high demand from regulars.
2. She's not TOTALLY wasted but she is drinking a little bit.
3. She's experienced at dancing and doesn't "hint" that she dislikes contact. (For instance, if you ask her, "Where have you danced before," and she answers, "Tampa, but I hated the way men would grope you there," then you have a good hint. Or, "Houston, and I'm going back soon, but we can have some Houston-style fun!" then you have a different hint.)
4. The guys who take her to the private room come back out looking dissheveled, with their shirts un-tucked, or carrying their jackets, or they head straight to the restroom from the private room. Or their hair is a tousled mess.
5. She isn't wearing a lot of hard, heavy jewelry, or a cloying sickly sweet excess of scent.
6. She has a business card.
I got fooled the other night. Nice little black spinner that I figured would let me pet the kitty pretty quickly. Total dud. Lap style wasn't even very good. Did 3, she said 4, and I paid her for 3 and told her if she wasn't happy take it up with management because I counted 3. I hate that situation. I don't really think she was a ROB. DJ was slurring the music a little bit that night, so it could have been 4, but two songs would have been very short.
She apologized and said three was probably correct.
That's why this sport is so damned expensive. The girls need to wear colored bracelets that correspond to the mileage they provide. The guys who don't want very much mileage can quickly spot the dancers that he wants and doesn't have to waste his time and money getting a hand job when all he came in the club for was to get an air dance. And for the rest of us...
I like the bracelet idea but, I'd like to add to it. The high mileage girls' bracelets should look like handcuffs to let you know that they get busted and hauled off to jail once in a while. That's how you'd know who the high mileage girls are...
Yank