*customer mode...activated*
I went to a club (a different one than the one I bartend) few weeks ago to have some fun. After I tipped the dancer on stage a few singles and she finishes the show, she quickly comes to my table to thank me. I thought I'd tip her a few more bucks just to chit chat for like 30 seconds, but right as I was starting to talk to her the waitress comes and ask us if we wanted something. I was NOT intending to get anything but that dancer cut me off and told me (in a somewhat demanding tone): "_______, buy me a long island". I told the waitress to wait a moment and I proceeded to ask the dancer: "You can't demand me to buy you a long island, especially if I haven't offered you a drink. Second, are you an alcoholic? That's the only legit reason I could find to justify you interrumpting me. And demanding an expensive cocktail" That dancer became upset, and I just simply left that table and I went off to tip some other dancer (who later joined me and did NOT demand me to get her a cocktail but whom I offered to have some of the draft beer I ordered before she joined me, she certainly helped me finish the pitcher). That other dancer got a good chunk of money from me (no VIP, not my thing anyways, but a few "rainy sets" featuring many Abe Lincoln's clones).
I can't stand dancers who do that sh!t!!!!!
When I was a dancer, I never demanded a customer to buy me drinks, and when they offered me a drink I would order food or something without alcohol instead (usually cheaper too).
When a dancer demands a drink or ask customers for drinks without said customer offering one, makes me wonder if that dancer is an alcoholic. I'm almost sure I'm not the only customer who wonders if dancers who do that sh!t are either alcoholics or simply assume that a customer is there to get them drunk to later &^%^-& them on VIP.



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