pascogirlieone

its incredibly unnerving when sumbdy divorces their wife or moves across country after meeting u. especially when u didn't ask them to.

if im sitting w/sumbody for a half hour to an hour or two, then I do expect the customer to buy me drinks. they r very strong and one to twos dollars more than customer drinks. u r not allowed to refuse a drink and it is illegal to sell a drink w/no alcohol in it and claim that it does indeed have alcohol. in most states it is illegal for a dancer to ask a customer to buy her a drink. I don't care if people stage tip but don't do dances. theyre still spending money. sum people don't tip buy dances or drinks. if ur making a special song request u shud throw the dj a few bucks, but also tip the girl dancing to ur song. several times people have requested songs that I wud not normally dance to and then not tipped me. that's kinda rude. an extra ten or twenty to the manager or bouncer to turn a blind eye is one thing but I have worked at clubs where there is a bouncer or attendant every 5 feet w/a tip jar and they expect a tip from the customer and dancer for every interaction. I rarely work at those places for more than a few weeks. if sumbody buys me a drink I always drink it with them and chill for at least then minutes, even if I know they wont b buying any dances. its courtesy and a sign of respect. a girl who slams her drink or walks away after two sips is thinking in very short terms and not to building a loyal clientele