I have had both regular dancers I have seen and other dancers that aren't regulars. Too often when I become a regular of a dancer she will start wanting more money or try to get me to agree to same thing for more money, this is when either I leave her for other dancers or will slowly stop seeing her. What was once a good deal, becomes a bad deal overtime.
For instance I had a dancer who wanted $500 for her to just sit in club with me all night. At first I said ok, but then other dancers came up to me in club and started saying they know this dancer is demanding $500 to sit with her all night, but they will say something like I will charge you only $200 to sit with you all night and if you come in when it's not busy and there are almost no customers here I will sit with you for free until the club starts to get busy. It kind of is like that song, "You got to shop around".
I have had several dancers get very ticked off at me for ditching them for other dancers. They will say things like ,"I don't understand what you see in that girl and why your buying dances from her instead of me? She is stupid and I am way more attractive then her. My friend and I think your crazy for spending money on that girl instead of me."
One girl had told me no negotiations and wouldn't budge on anything even on how much money she wanted in tips from dances. She said if I didn't like her price what you do is find another dancer. So I found other dancers, she sees me coming in club and spending money on other dancers who give me a better deal and she goes into this temper tantrum blowing up at me and getting really ticked off. This is a problem run into a lot of dancers, they see you shopping around in club for other dancers instead of spending money on them they tend to get very ticked off.
How do you politely shop around in the club without really ticking off other dancers and saving myself from the verbal lashing because I am shopping around?



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