So here's my issue. I'm a true 1 or 100 drinker (I can have one drink and enjoy it, but if I have another I'll have 100). So I'm not going to have an alcoholic drink at a club - water or diet soda is going to be it.
I've read (here I think, maybe other places online) that dancers sometimes try to estimate if a customer will be willing to spend real money based on what type of drink the guy's buying. Since I'm perfectly willing to drop significant money for the right dancers (not talking 'extras' here), I want to know if there's a way to keep dancers from assuming I won't. I know there are other factors (I've lurked and done my homework), but is the cheap drink/soda/water thing a trump that overrules the rest?
I was actually considering telling the waitress the deal and paying her for full price drinks (let her keep the difference as an extra tip) so she'd tell the dancers I'm not a cheap b*st*rd. Does that sound completely insane? Not necessary? Does anyone have suggestions?
PS If regional differences matter, I'm in Mass, but air dances seem pointless so I'm going to be in a club in RI...



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