Ladies--
How common--and acceptable--is the end-of-the-night hustle? Near closing one night, realizing I was likely to be her last customer, a dancer insisted she gave me four dances instead of two, overcharged me, and demanded a big tip.
My clean-and-sober recollection (I'd had only diet cokes that night), was that I had one dance, accepted another, and was NOT asked if I wanted a third and fourth. I couldn't have spent more than six minutes with this woman, so unless the DJ was playing 90 second songs that all sounded alike with no interruption in between, no way was I given four dances.
Also, the regulation rate at the club was $15 per dance, and though I ended up giving the girl $85 total, she still had the nerve to demand "Where's my tip?" as she chased me out the door.
Ladies, I love treating--and paying--dancers well, and have found most dancers will be as polite and respectful to me as I am to them, but this kind of hustling leaves a bad taste in my mouth and keeps many nice guys (yes, we're out there) from frequenting clubs more often.
So, I ask you, was this a legitimate hustle in your eyes? If not, what should my response have been to this girl, and what recourse would I have as a ripped-off customer? Or is the whole strip club experience strictly buyer beware?
Thanks for your input.


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