An honest stripper

11 comments

• Clubber

  •

  15 years ago

  Well, I did once give a bartender a $100 bill instead of what I thought was a $20 bill. I got up and left the bar, leaving about $6 for her tip, or so I thought. She came to me across the club and gave me the change. There are honest people, and a lot of them, they just don't get the notice.
• jablake

  •

  15 years ago

  My neighbor has been buying cars all over the country. People don't have to deliver the paid for car (they get CASH), but again and again the "cattle class" prove their honesty. Even many of the political elite are surprisingly honest----but, the system is completely corrupt. Sorta strange how you can have honest high quality politicians and yet it is one corrupt scam after another on their playing field. Honesty is a joke and disability in that playground. Now, this is an important distinct which many can't fathom. Just cause "cattle class" people aren't stealing from my vulnerable neighbor doesn't mean that they ain't engaged in all manner of crimes including "fraud," etc. Fraud to steal or whatever ain't always bad boys and girls, just as engaging in crime ain't always bad. :)
• samsung1

  •

  15 years ago

  I am surprised that she did not keep the $20 and assume it was as tip. That was indeed very honest of her. There is a "10" at one of my favorite clubs who I gave a $50 bill for a $30 dance and asked for change when she went to go pay the bouncer. She said "ok" but after paying the bouncer she went off to the dressing room. I never got my change from her. I saw her about 15 minutes later leaving the dressing group and going to sit with another customer. Needless to say, no matter how good looking she is I will never buy another dance from her. She probably does not remember that night from months ago, but I sure do. I have visited the club several times since then with her working and each time she asks me if I want a dance I give a curt "no thanks".
• DandyDan

  •

  15 years ago

  I had that happen just last night, right at the very end. This was with a girl who was a favorite about 3 years ago, disappeared from that club, and then came back recently. I was down to having to pay with $1 bills, so I counted them out, only it turned out I gave her 11 instead of 10 and she gave it back. I just told her to keep it. It's not like there's not more where that came from.
• gk

  •

  15 years ago

  You'll find two knds of people (honest and not) everywhere, in every industry. Even the SC businesss. So don't be surprised. Just make it a practice to find out which type you're dealing with. And--reward the good behavior with some repeat business of your own.
• giveitayank

  •

  15 years ago

  gk Now that I think about it, I should have rewarded her for her honesty. I should have met her halfway and given her ten as a tip. Yank
• how

  •

  15 years ago

  I value honesty and integrity above other virtues. It just lends a feeling of security and confidence in any dealing. Yes, Yank, you might enjoy rewarding your honest dancer if you see her again...
• MisterGuy

  •

  15 years ago

  I've very rarely had strippers try and hand me my money back after I've given it to them. I try and mentally keep track of how much I owe them (and if they are worth a tip at all) in my head during LDs, but sometimes it's hard to keep track...lol... Since tipping strippers in Canada isn't really expected, almost all the times that I've had strippers say something like, "You've given me too much..." is up in Canada. One very busty (I think she was Hungarian?) stripper in Montreal gave me a back massage after our LDs were over in "compensation" for the small tip that I gave her. Usually I just get a hug though when a stripper gets a tip that they weren't expecting.
• icedawg

  •

  15 years ago

  that happened ONCE to me. The girl told me "wait. you gave me too much, ill go get change" and she did. even though the other girls usually assume its a tip.
• pop

  •

  15 years ago

  I'm with gk on this one, there are all types everywhere. I've had several dancers that hardly discuss money and almost act like they don't care. Even after some dances when I ask what I owe them they respond with whatever you think is fair. Somehow those girls seem to get more of my money than the others.
• gk

  •

  15 years ago

  Another anecdote: a dancer I've known since she started--I believe I bought one of her firt dances ssome 10 years ago-- always gives me back some money if she thinks I've given her too much. I asked her why she does this and she says its a "friend thing."