Hi all, according to this thing I am new... I was on here a lot a good while back (so it must have eaten my convos lol)
Anyway, there are two clubs locally that I go to occassionally. I am not a regular by most people's standards. I usually tip the same or a little better than the other folks sitting at the stage, and when I get my fairly infrequent lap dances I usually tip $5-$10 (laps run $20/1 song at the one place and $25 for 6 mins at the other). I don't think I am a big spender, I don't dress or look like a sugar daddy, and I am don't think I am the type that a dancer would try to take home (mainly because of what you all say on here)...
I don't think my looks even particularly stands out. I chat a little with the girls as they dance from time to time, but am not one of those guys who dominates the dancer's time while she's on stage trying to earn her living.
So here is the question (and I am sure you all can't give a 100% accurate response since you're not there...) A sizeable portion of the dancers (maybe 25%) recognize me (or claim to) when I go into the club. I took a 6 month hiatus (my wife was issuing forth a child and money has been a lil tight), but when I went tonight one of the dancers remembered me pretty well, she even said it had been a long ass time since she saw me last...
I suppose that it could be an upsell technique, everyone loves to be remembered... Or do you think they legitimately remember me... and further if they legitimately remember me, why do you think they do?
I've worked in retail and other customer service operations... so in my world, remembering a client is usually a bad thing (the normal people tend to be forgettable, we remember the a-holes and the really kick ass people...)
Any ideas? or am I just clueless?? lol How often do you remember custys? And why?
Thanks!



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who knows. I like it, tho lol

Main Point------> If your worried about me recognizing you in public, I probably will, but I won't call you out. I might not even make eye contact with you.



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