What do you all think about doing one of the following two (in a club that doesn't allow you to overcharge): (1) Ask, before starting to dance, if he wants to tip you before or after room ends. Say something along lines of, "The better the tip, the more fun we can have" Then also say that you basically do the # of lapdances that equals how much money that you get to keep that club doesn't get." <---That's the simplest way that I can put it. So, for instance, if I get $50 for 15 min. room, that means at the bare minimum, he gets about 2 dances. If he wants me to keep dancing whole time, I suggest another $50. OR (2) Start by giving 2 really good lapdances, then say that I can tell he's having fun and wants me to continue. He'll probably say yes. I'll then say that I got $50 for about 3 lapdances (even though it will be 2 1/2), and if he wants me to keep going, I suggest that he tips another $50 for about 3 more dances. --------The key word in both of the transactions is "suggest." I'm not demanding a tip, nor am I charging extra. I will continue to stay in the room and talk w/him (while on his lap) if he chooses not to tip.



" Then also say that you basically do the # of lapdances that equals how much money that you get to keep that club doesn't get." <---That's the simplest way that I can put it. So, for instance, if I get $50 for 15 min. room, that means at the bare minimum, he gets about 2 dances. If he wants me to keep dancing whole time, I suggest another $50. OR (2) Start by giving 2 really good lapdances, then say that I can tell he's having fun and wants me to continue. He'll probably say yes. I'll then say that I got $50 for about 3 lapdances (even though it will be 2 1/2), and if he wants me to keep going, I suggest that he tips another $50 for about 3 more dances. --------The key word in both of the transactions is "suggest." I'm not demanding a tip, nor am I charging extra. I will continue to stay in the room and talk w/him (while on his lap) if he chooses not to tip.
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