I went to the bank today to deposit my weekly earnings, and the bank teller confiscated one of my $20's and told me it was counterfeit. He gave me a form to write it off as a deduction on my taxes as it is considered a loss.
The fake bill had a stain from blue pen ink on it, so it was distinctive and I remember receiving it from this Indian guy who "paid" me to give his friend a lap dance. I'm infuriated with the whole situation.Just the idea of taking my top off and grinding on this guy who knew damn well that I was doing it for free makes me sick...
I guess there's nothing I can do at this point but consider it a lesson learned, accept the loss, be thankful it was only a $20, and move on. I went to Office Depot and bought a counterfeit detector pen to prevent this from happening again. It has UV light as well as marker so I can inspect the watermark if the fake bill was printed on actual money.
My question is, do any of you use counterfeit detector pens at work? I always receive money upfront, but whipping out my pen and inspecting the money seems like it would be a turn-off for many innocent customers, especially during lap dances (in the champagne rooms it would be more understandable)? What are your views on this?
Perhaps I am being paranoid, I've been dancing awhile and this is the first time this has ever happened, but I am just so disgusted by the nerve of some people...



Just the idea of taking my top off and grinding on this guy who knew damn well that I was doing it for free makes me sick...
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