For someone that young, I doubt it! I don't know, I've tried lots of different responses to this, mostly depending on my mood and whether I'm in the "hustle zone," Ha. I guess just thinking about it now, trying to change their mind may not be the best approach, because then you're basically starting an argument, even if the conversation is civil. That's not to say I haven't tried it before!
Tuesday night I banked off of a guy who comes to my club frequently. According to the waitress before I approached, he never talks to strippers, only the waitresses- but it was dead and I figured it was worth the try. He was standoffish at first but I was able to engage him simply by being persistent, and after a while he started making comments like "Wow, you're really articulate" (

) and "You're not like most strippers, why are you doing this?" ( double

)
Instead of arguing in favor of the industry, I fed into his idea of me. I made it seem like I WAS too good (by his terms!!), and told him some semblance of the truth, that I basically have a lot of expensive ambitions (travel, grad school, etc.)
This worked because I knew he had money, he usually gives the waitress $500 for sitting there and talking to him, according to her. He ended up giving me $700 with a little hustling ("I know I'm better than this but I have so much student loan debt!" - I don't actually have debt). I basically sat there and talked with him all night long in a
DEAD club.
So maybe try feeding the "too good" fantasy, if you're in the position to do a long hustle, he actually has money and it's one of your only options! Otherwise, probably just move along to a customer who actually wants to see you naked and isn't a pretentious dickweed.
Edit: Gah! Sorry my posts are always so long. I just like to explain things with stories... Lol
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