I actually asked this in a post on the Club Chat but I think it fits better here.
Similar to the "do you do extras?" strand....how do each of you define high contact?
I've worked at clubs where there was zero contact and we couldn't even sit on customers laps to talk to them (we had to pull up a chair next to them) And I've worked at the Hustler Club where girls are giving hj and bj in the champagne room.
I guess these are my definitions:
zero contact: air dances. no sitting on customer's lap at all, Example: Orange County, CA
low contact: can sit on customer's lap, his hands stay on the arms of the chair when dancing. Can wiggle for a few seconds on his lap, but no heavy grinding Example: Phoenix, AZ
Medium Contact: can sit on customer's lap, his hands can touch your waist, hips, thighs, but no heavy groping on the breasts. A little grinding, but not for the whole song or for him to get off in his pants. No sex in the Champagne room Example: Clark County, NV clubs: SR, Club Paradise, Jags
Moderate-high Contact: all over body and breast fondling, and heavy grinding on main floor, but no sex in the champagne room. Example: OG, CH2 in Vegas
High Contact: customers can freely grope the breasts on main floor. Girls grind and ride customers to ejaculation on main floor. HJ, BJ, full service in champagne room Ex: San Francisco.




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No contact: Just what it means, no contact. You can get as close as an inch. If it's inadvertent I'll even allow for bumping, but nothing intentional.
One-way contact: Dancer can make contact with customer, even going so far as grinding, but customer must keep hands to sides.
Two-way contact: Customer can touch dancer and vice versa, provided the intent isn't to get the guy off, now IF it just sort of happens, well...that's kind of a gray area.


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