discussion comment
14 years ago
Samsung, I appreciate your apology, but yours was not the post which upset me. I am no longer a member of stripperweb and I have deleted the majority of my posts. Thank you for the good wishes, and I would be happy to answer any questions you may have should you like. To RoyBatty and others who share his opinions, say what you like, but my wife and I are going to have a happy future together and who I am at work and who I am at home are not the same, although in either instance, I am nonviolent by nature, unless put in an unavoidable situation and never with women.
discussion comment
14 years ago
You know,I could say so very many things right now, but instead I will suffice it to say that people like the majority of users on this site are the reason why I can never feel bad for customers, and when the chance presents itself, I truly enjoy beating the shit out of an out of line customer, and having them arrested after beating the piss out of them gives me a permagrin for days.
None of you know us in person, so who the fuck are you to make negative comments about us or our relationship? As far as that goes, you people are known for going looking for "high mileage" and "extras" girls, girls you have not known for more than a few minutes and you know nothing real about them, not even their names, so who is less "classy"?
You all seem to have forgotten something, a persons job does not define them or make them who they are, it is merely how they make a living. Yes my wife is a dancer, but that does not make her a "drunken whore". Actually, she is a wonderfully intelligent witty girl who is going to school to be a doctor. In my case, I am a strip club manager, but I am as far from the stereotype "sleezy manager" as can be. I actually take care of my girls, get to know them, and never expect them to do anything for me but exactly what the job dictates and to follow the rules of the club, and the law. I am actually an audio engineer by training and I own a company, but I happen to enjoy this line of work, and it's quite lucrative.
Some of you may be mechanics, does that automatically mean that you are a scam artist? What about those of you who may be a lawyer, are you automatically a scum sucking con man, always thinking of ways to legally rob people?
The point is, just like you are not your job, neither are we. You all can say what you want, but my wife and I love each other dearly and could give two shits what a bunch of people on the internet think, especially when they are more than likely overweight, lonely, sad little men, which is why they have to go to strip clubs and pay for companionship, just praying for a girl to actually touch them. By the way, thanks for lining our pockets all these years, keep up the good work!
discussion comment
14 years ago
You are reading into that what you want to, which is my mistake for not clarifying. When I wrote, "when the chance presents itself", I was referring to instances in which violence is unavoidable and instigated by an unruly customer. Violence in or even right outside of the club is a detriment in many ways, and I always make every attempt to avoid even verbal confrontations, although they are sometimes unavoidable. It was these unavoidable, customer instigated and escalated, situations I was referring to. As far as not feeling bad for customers, if you had heard the repugnant bile customers have said in my years in this business, or seen the effect on the girls both in their work and home life, you would be as jaded and unsympathetic as I am. Yes, I am stereotyping, but my stereotyping of customers was not an insult directly aimed at any one person, nor was it meant to be offensive. Satisfied, happy customers very rarely speak with the manager to convey their thoughts, however, dissatisfied, angry customers let the manager know nearly every time, and their complaints are usually due to their own delusions about what they feel they should have gotten or been permitted to do to the girl for their money.
Customer service is far from dead, although it has become quite rare, but I have heard from many others involved in this and other service related industries, "The customer isn't always right, but the customer is always an asshole." I tend to agree with that blanket statement, but always listen to all involved or observant parties in order to suss out fact from fiction.
Thank you Bob!
review comment
11 years ago
Lots of inconsistency and falsehoods
review comment
11 years ago
Falsehoods. No charge for drinks, ATM doesn't charge that much.
review comment
11 years ago
How are free drinks expensive? Non factual.
review comment
11 years ago
Lots of falsehoods and misinformation.