First VIP visit
mr_33
Florida
I wonder how many other guys have experienced the same thing at various other clubs. A lot I bet!
I usually only go for the LDs. I could only be at the club for a short while (45 minutes max). Luckily, when I walked in, the one girl I had missed last time for a LD was on stage. I tipped her and indicated I wanted some a LD. No wasted time tonight.
After two LDs, she asked if I wanted VIP. Soft sell, but promises of a good time. I tried to nail her down on what I would get, but she was evasive (RED FLAG). I couldn't remember any details from the reviews on tuscl about VIP because I never figured I would take the bait.
But I went for it anyway because this girl was my type and I knew I had to leave shortly (15 minute VIP, then I leave).
We negotiated a total price and the first surprise was that didn't include the mandatory drink minimum. &%$#!@$#! Didn't want a drink, didn't need a drink and dealing with the waitress was cutting into my time. So just give the dancer the drinks.
The bouncer presence was a big buzz kill. And every time it started to get interesting, she was more concerned with looking out for the bouncer coming, so there was no focus on me. I can't blame the dancer, maybe the club had been cracking down lately, but I can definitely say I will never bother with a VIP at this club again.
I was a little pissed at myself for wasting the money. Oh well, live and learn.
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The girl played the word game with you. However, I stick around the club long enough to watch where and when the manager is making his rounds. If I notice he's ignoring the private rooms, it's definitely go time.
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we don't want to go to jail... and the likelyhood of there being vice officers imperssinating dancers are slim.
You have to be as up front as possible. In general in a club, if you see an attractive girl, make it obvious you want to talk to her. Once you talk to her for a bit, buy her a drink. After the drink, see if she's your style & speed. If she is, ask her what the deal is (assuming you've got the $$). If she quotes you out of your price range, make a meaningful counter-offer. Eventually, you'll figure out what "what you're looking for" looks like. Good luck!