This comes up because in my other thread, and the ones I started last month that no one liked, I've been asked a lot, "how do you know when someone is telling you the truth?"
Seinfeld fans....you remember the one where George got admitted to the secret model's club because he had a picture of his fake "hot wife"? And when he didn't have the pic any more, the club vanished? I guess I feel like it's kind of like that.
I went to one club a lot and became "known." I had a fave, and would very rarely spend much money beyond her. Yet, the other dancers, whether I was spending any extra money or not, would generally talk, how are things going, what's up with you, here's what's up with me, etc. Just normal, friendly, casual conversations. Real names, real stories. For the most part, no SS or money.
Is this normal for club regulars? Even when I went to a different club, I met someone who used to work with my fave, and after that the entire conversation changed -- real name came out, real stories (believe me, completely unflattering, non-come-on, so I have to think not a hustle or SS).
Maybe I was just trading off someone's good name? I dunno.



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