I realize the most obvious answer is, "spends a lot of money," but what other characteristics of a client makes you want to go the "extra mile" for them to have an enjoyable experience. I enjoy watching dancers and I respect how difficult their job is. I want to be the guy who, when he walks into the club, the dancers all say, "Alright! HE'S here." How do I do that? One of the things I try to do is talk to the dancers a bit first, maybe buy them a drink before I get a dance. I do that to be respectful, but at times I wonder if they might be annoyed and want to "get on with things." Which makes sense. Also, I am the type of guy (and if you hear this all the time I apologize) who enjoys the fantasy of having a beautiful woman flirting with me. Truth be told, I would be willing to pay more for that than a dance or even a VIP experience. I try to convey that idea by buying her drinks and then giving her money every so often (more than enough to compensate her for a dance and sometimes even a VIP experience) while we are sitting together.
And for whatever it's worth, sometimes I go to the clubs by myself, order a drink and sit in the back. I look around and try not to make eye contact with any of the dancers. I usually have to wait a little bit but the dancer who seeks me out is generously rewarded for her efforts. The last girl who did that made $1200 in about an hour.
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