Here's the scenario ...
> Custy you just met ... out-of-town businessman.
> Spends a lot of $$ ... a lot is a relative term, so it's what you feel is a lot.
> He was respectful and nice ... and you had a good flowing conversation.
> He asks you out to dinner.
My questions ...
1) Do you go out to dinner? For free or a fee?
2) Does the custy end up feeling like now he's your friend and to respect you he won't go back to the club?
I've always kept business in-house ... I'm a dancer therefore I dance at the club. I don't know if it's Vegas or it's my perception, but I get a lot of out-of-town businessmen telling me they wish there were in town longer so we could go out to dinner. Fortunately since they're always leaving the next day I've never had to come up w/ a reply ... I just smile. But I have a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach soon a custy will not be leaving the next day and ask me out to dinner. Curious how other dancers handle situations like this so it doesn't affect your $$ in a negative way?



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... but I am newly living in Vegas ... use to just do working vacations. It's a totally different dynamic in Vegas vs. my home town. I actually love how transient it is here. I've never liked the local custy regular thing ... I always found them TOO NEEDY ... bleck ... BUT ... I would like the out-of-town businessmen coming through Vegas to be my regulars.

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