The other night I was in a club I go to now and then. A dancer came on stage who was incredible -- great body, extremely classy outfit, fine moves. I made it clear I was into her and tipped well. When she left the stage I sat at the bar so I could tip her again during her "tip walk" and I told her how much I enjoyed her show. Yet she was pretty standoffish and did not ask if I wanted a dance. If she had she could have cleaned out my wallet; I was that taken with her. Why wouldn't she have asked? I know I could have asked HER but I find it sexier when the dancer asks ME (I like being hustled). I can't think of anything I did that might have turned her off. I am a decent-looking guy and always go to clubs clean and well dressed. I was more than polite to her; I never get "handsy" with dancers or do anything they would dislike. So why wouldn't she have read my signals? After she was all done she sat with the other dancers at one end of the bar and none of them approached any customers (there were only a few of us). Maybe it's the club -- perhaps most customers are so cheap they never buy dances, so why would the girls beat their heads against the wall? Come to think of it I have rarely seen anyone besides myself buy dances there. But maybe if they asked more, there would be more dances. I know hustling dances is not barred by law because I have been hustled at this place. How could a true stunner like this lady be such a poor business person?



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