Ladies, judging by a lot of topics on the boards lately the customer base for many of you seems to polarizing into two broad categories.
Category A (The Whaleb): This guy always has money to blow, and generally expects nothing more than standard service (so I hear). Many will pay just to talk. Always goes for the VIP room. Never haggles about price, and will often tip generously on top of standard dance price.
Category B (The Stiff): Exactly the opposite. Comes in, pays the cover orders his pitcher of beer and nurses it for three hours. Never buys a dance, seldom if ever tips the stage.
It seems to me a lot of dancers I see in clubs are basing whom they will approach on this very broad generalization. Certainly in reality its not this simplified, is it?
This has been a debacle for me as a customer, because frankly I don't feel that I fit into either group, and I wonder if a lot of other guys here feel the same. I don't have the whale's deep pockets, but when I do show up at the club, I always come to tip and buy dances. I've actually made a habit of avoiding clubs on weekend nights because on a "dead" weeknight because its clear that I get better treatment due to my customer "stock" being a bit higher since I don't have that many other customers to compete against for the dancers attention.
So is the "middle of the road" customer dead? Am I part of a dying breed? Or do people like me only show up when there's a special event in town? I'm just curious of what observations you're encountering at your club, and what reasoning you think is behind it.



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