Because I don't want to see pierre's thread at the top anymore, I have a question that I've been mulling over for a little while.
Stripper Shit. A necessary and sometimes fun part of the game. In the club, it's an alternate universe where fantasy takes over... and I kinda love itThe more I enjoy myself at SCs, the more outrageous SS gets whispered into my ear in dark corners. Everything from financial sob stories (benign and sometimes hilariously amusing - the best story I heard involved a car, a dog, a water bottle truck and a horse trailer - fucking priceless) to behavior designed to get me to return (ubiquitous and an art form when done well - which makes me empty my wallet) to OTC promises (always felt like this crossed a line when clearly not genuine - maybe that's just me?)...
All that being said, it got me thinking - dancers, when you dole out SS, ideally, how do you want the customer to respond? I ask because I've actually gone back to look at a few threads and in each case, there wasn't a majority opinion that I could see. On the one hand, in past posts, dancers lost respect for a customer who had no SS radar - he's a naive dolt. "I can't believe he bought that!" So from a customer's point of view, playing along with the clearly crazy stories runs the risk of making him look like an idiot. However, I can't help but think a customer who doesn't play along is an even bigger pain in the ass precisely because he's not playing along.
Which begs the question: is there any graceful way for a customer to handle obvious SS without looking a) naive or b) an asshole?
Full disclosure, I've played along in nearly every case thus far, nodding as if my life depended on it, trying to keep the fun going. But recently I've almost laughed or groaned after the more outlandish tales - which is pretty much the equivalent of calling bullshit.
Thoughts?



The more I enjoy myself at SCs, the more outrageous SS gets whispered into my ear in dark corners. Everything from financial sob stories (benign and sometimes hilariously amusing - the best story I heard involved a car, a dog, a water bottle truck and a horse trailer - fucking priceless) to behavior designed to get me to return (ubiquitous and an art form when done well - which makes me empty my wallet) to OTC promises (always felt like this crossed a line when clearly not genuine - maybe that's just me?)...
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