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    Okay, how many of us get enraged when we hear this shit and what do we do about it?

    I used to get pissy with the guys and say something like "Oh thanks, I'll just bring the drink over to my landlord instead of paying my rent!" But that was a while ago.

    Yes ladies, you do catch more flies with honey than shit.

    My new, improved response is the following, " I'd love to have a drink with you. Why don't we go have dance so I can get you reaaallly thirsty first." Yeah, I know it sounds utterly cheesy, but I've found that at least half the time I can turn it around into a dance.

    This seems to happen to a lot of dancers and I'm surprised I haven't seen any threads on it. How do you guys handle it?
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    Nina, it's true you can catch more flies with honey, if all you wanna catch is flies!
    I tell them sure hun, but I can't drink right now but you can buy me a glass of juice or a bottle of water, and we can even take that little ol' drink into the dance area, and you can sip on it while I give you the dance of a lifetime. Now that is cheesy but sometimes it does work.
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    "how about instead of buying me a drink, you treat yourself to a dance"

    I don&#039;t know...works sometimes.

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    Default Re:"How about we just have a drink?"

    Say,"You can buy a drink anywhere,but you can&#039;t get an awesomely seductive lapdance anywhere,from a hot lady at that!"
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    Quote Originally Posted by onlythebest link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg130109#msg130 109 date=1088498472
    Say,"You can buy a drink anywhere,but you can&#039;t get an awesomely seductive lapdance anywhere,from a hot lady at that!"
    I don&#039;t know about this one! I can easily see this leading into him asking the girl out....don&#039;t want to go there because then you have to reject him and kill the mood.

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    I usually get this line but they dont mean it for AT work. They&#039;ll usually say, "Id love to take you out for dinner, or a few drinks" UGH sooooooo annoying, and so redundant that I wanna fall over and puke.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lexi link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg130596#msg130 596 date=1088563756
    I usually get this line but they dont mean it for AT work. They&#039;ll usually say, "Id love to take you out for dinner, or a few drinks" UGH sooooooo annoying, and so redundant that I wanna fall over and puke.

    Although, Lexi, that beats "Id love to take you to the combo County Kumquat Festival and Monster Truck Pull" any day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NinaDaisy link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg130068#msg130 068 date=1088494414
    " I&#039;d love to have a drink with you. Why don&#039;t we go have dance so I can get you reaaallly thirsty first." Yeah, I know it sounds utterly cheesy, but I&#039;ve found that at least half the time I can turn it around into a dance.
    OMG ! Thats a great one thanks Nina Thankx I&#039;m gonna try it out tomorrow...... I&#039;ll report back my results.

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    Default Re:"How about we just have a drink?"

    I must admit that it is a pretty redunant question for me since I don&#039;t drink alcoholic beverages at work unless it is in celebration of being booked for an hour or more.... and only then I have the drink whilst the guy has paid for the dance.

    I don&#039;t know how I usually reply to this question however I know that I don&#039;t get pissy about it usually. Sometimes the person offering it is doing it as a friendly gesture.

    I will most likely use a line similiar to what nina uses. Try an suggest the person purchase a dance from me instead.

    I&#039;m also honest with them by informing them I don&#039;t drink and all the drinks I do drink (lemon water, lemonade, coke) I get for free so there is no point for them to buy me one..

    I just wanted to add that recently I&#039;ve been drinking my lemonade or water out of a glass that they usually serve alcohol in... and have found that no one has offered to buy me a drink (yippeee!). Changing what type of glass I was drinking out of helped...


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    Dayum...rough crowd.

    Okay, there seems to be two different topics.
    The original - someone buying a drink instead of a dance -
    I&#039;ve offered drinks to dancers who kept me company. I may not be able to or want to spring for the $40 dance, but out of appreciation will offer to get them a drink (which is invariably between $10 and $20). So yes, that does help pay the bills, because that&#039;s $10 - $20 that she did not spend herself.

    The next topic appears to be the "redundant" date-type question:
    Some (not all) of these people that you&#039;re getting so annoyed with just for asking the question are trying very hard to get somewhere. They have found you attractive and intriguing. Despite the fact that you have no interest in him - it&#039;s not like Joe Shmoe has asked every dancer in the place out. He picked you. He&#039;s trying to understand why it SEEMS to him that you actually like him. Did you see the post from the guy who was kissed at the end of the four lap dances he bought? He&#039;s completely infatuated with this woman right now, because his instincts are telling him she&#039;s interested, which is natural.

    And although it&#039;s "redundant" to you, it may be the first time for this guy asking the question.


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    Default Re:"How about we just have a drink?"

    I usually accept the drink if they promise to do a dance with me afterwards. I usually don&#039;t drink alcohol at work very often because i have school in the morning, but I tip the bartender and ask him to give me whatever I just ordred minus the alcohol, this is less offensive and you seem more sincere than money hungry. It only takes a few more minutes and they usually will buy more than one dance from you and many even become repeat customers. I think the key to this buisness is making regulars.... then you can stop working for your money and actually have fun at work.

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    Default Re:"How about we just have a drink?"

    i have to agree with bambi on this one!!

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    stripper tips... 10-20 a drink wow. thats alot where is this? dont assume on the other hand that she is saving that amount i seriously doubt a dancer has to pay that price.

    i accept drinks with or without the dance, i just dont accept from someone im not sure will dance if it is busy.
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    Default Re:"How about we just have a drink?"

    I&#039;ve worked at clubs where dancers make $2 or $3 off of each drink that they sell. In clubs where they have drink commissions, it&#039;s to your advantage to accept the drink because even if the customer does not buy a dance from you, you at least make a couple of bucks off of the drink. $2 or $3 may not sound like a lot, but it adds up, especially if it&#039;s a slow night and not many guys are buying dances. If you don&#039;t want to drink alcohol or you&#039;re afraid of getting too drunk, just ask the bartender beforehand to make your drinks very light or non-alcoholic.

    Even if you work at a club where you do not make commission off of drinks, I still think it&#039;s to your advantage to accept the drink. If you are willing to spend a couple of extra minutes chatting with a customer over a drink, you come across as friendly and not money-hungry. While you are drinking the drink, you can try to talk the customer into doing a dance with you. If the customer becomes rude or too handsy, just chug your drink as fast as you can.

    Some clubs have a rule that you cannot refuse a drink offer from a customer. It pisses them off if you turn down a drink because it loses money for the bar and cheats the bartender/cocktail waitress out of a possible tip. If this is the case, just order something non-alcoholic if you don&#039;t want to drink, and ask for the dance as quickly as you can.






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    I found that in most cases customers who offer a drink instead of a dance just want free (well almost the bar makes something) company from a dancer. Whenever I heard that it sent off freeloader alarm bells.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blondhottie link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg132257#msg132 257 date=1088802675
    Even if you work at a club where you do not make commission off of drinks, I still think it&#039;s to your advantage to accept the drink. If you are willing to spend a couple of extra minutes chatting with a customer over a drink, you come across as friendly and not money-hungry. While you are drinking the drink, you can try to talk the customer into doing a dance with you. If the customer becomes rude or too handsy, just chug your drink as fast as you can.
    I would agree with blondhottie&#039;s observation. Speaking only for myself, I typically wouldn&#039;t make a drink offer unless I were planning to buy dances from a particular dancer anyway. Conversation time during the drink may also be your chance to upsell your customer to VIP (provided the customer gives the impression that he would be open to upselling). But I wouldn&#039;t advise dawdling - give the guy maybe two songs tops before springing "Now how about that dance?" (or your favorite variation) on him.

    (NOTE: This is assuming that the club doesn&#039;t charge extra for a "dancer drink" vs. what the customer would pay for that same drink. If I want a Coke and she wants a Coke, I don&#039;t expect mine to cost $5 and hers to cost $8 (and I would usually know, if I&#039;ve had a Coke at this particular club before). To be honest, I&#039;ve never been in a club where the "dancer drink" costs more, and if I know ahead of time that a club practices this, I would be inclined to skip it.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by bambiblue link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg131675#msg131 675 date=1088726707
    I usually don&#039;t drink alcohol at work very often because i have school in the morning, but I tip the bartender and ask him to give me whatever I just ordred minus the alcohol, this is less offensive and you seem more sincere than money hungry.
    You nailed it. We actually talk about this in our class. For some guys, they like the idea of buying a drink for a woman, and being told no, even in place of another drink like juice or water can sound negative to the customer. In addition, drinking alcohol is always a bad idea when working for a wide variety of reasons. So, a good alternative is working out a code with the bartender or cocktail waitress. You tip them an extra few bucks and suddenly a "cosmo" turns into cranberry juice on ice...a much better alternative and your customer stays happy.

    To sell the dance though, just say to him, "It&#039;s going to take a few minutes for your drink to arrive. While we have sime time, we should make good use of it with a dance or two!" There are better closing techniques for this method, and at least you get the concept.

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    It is not always the case that an offer to buy you a drink (and by drink I also mean bottled water) is meant to trap you into conversation. It can actually be meant as a friendly gesture. At Kahoots in Columbus, the dancer does not get a discount, nor does she make any extra money off of it. That&#039;s all my point is.

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    Here at Score&#039;s (well the one I work at) we don&#039;t get drink commission either. And while I do ocasionally drink, I can&#039;t now(doing the ketosis thing). I do tell them what&#039;s going on and that while I love the fact that they are willing to buy me a drink all I can have is water.
    Most of the guys are OK with that answer, but if they try to push me to drink then, I don&#039;t even waste my time trying to get them to do a dance. If you get no my nerves that bad, even dropping a grand on me world be like me getting my teeth pulled. IMO
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    Default Re:"How about we just have a drink?"

    I think just hanging out and having drinks should be reserved for the regular/dancer relationship. I cant imagine doing that with a dancer I just met. I makes the customer sound like he doesnt know what the fuck hes doing.

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    I accept because there is the off-chance the guy will pay me just for conversation over a drink. Even if my drink is only water - which I get away with because I&#039;m 19. Anyway, the vast majority of the time they do this because they think it is the "done" thing to buy a lady a drink, and don&#039;t want to buy a dance and don&#039;t know that instead of offering me a drink, they should say "I&#039;m not interested in a dance." It always struck me as a nice way of saying no, buy me a drink instead. And I&#039;ve had guys freak out over me not accepting an alcoholic drink, even after explaining that the bartenders won&#039;t serve me, as I&#039;m under 21 "Oh I&#039;ll get it for you, they won&#039;t know." or "I know that bartender, she won&#039;t mind if you do a shot."

    There are a few things that get me about this, one is when it is real busy but the guy expects me to drink all of the drink in front of him - I&#039;ve gotten halfway through a 20oz. water, asked for a dance, the guy says no and so I wander off, and then the bartender tells me the guy is like "bought her that $3 bottle of water and everything!" Guh, how much water can a girl drink in one night??

    But, yeah, I appreciate the offer to hydrate me, or get me drunk enough to enjoy the evening, but seriously, I&#039;d rather be doing paid work.
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    opps i forgot to report back, sorry .... it worked ok for me. I got a couple of dances & then a cold drink 2...... it really helped me spot the shrooms a bit more. I noticed those that didnt laugh or say something like "ur good"didnt spend much on anyone or anything. Nursers and looky- loo&#039;s 4 the most part So i&#039;ve kept doing it but making a few exceptions here n there based on instinct.... only been wrong once though in a week or so....Some didnt do dances but tipped a bit xtra than the norm on stage so its been worth the time to chat n drink a diet coke

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    (Hello everyone, just found this site and this is my first post)

    I agree with what StripperTips has said, in that buying drinks is not always a trap and can simply be a kind gesture.

    Personally, I&#039;m fairly conservative in who I get dances from but fairly liberal with who I&#039;ll buy drinks for. (btw: by drink, I mean anything from water to whatever.)

    Here are the scenarios where I&#039;ll offer to buy a drink:

    1) I&#039;m there to visit a favorite dancer; always willing to buy a drink.

    2) Sometimes my favorite dancer will either be on stage or busy somewhere else and one of her friends will be keeping me company. The friend knows I&#039;m not going to be buying a dance from her, but I appreciate her time so I&#039;ll offer to buy her a drink.

    3) (Now here&#039;s the situation this thread seems to be based on.) I&#039;ve found most dancers use the "wanna dance" approach. They come by, ask the question, I&#039;ll politely decline, and they leave - no problem. Other dancers will come over and sit down. They&#039;ll start some kind of conversation, meanwhile the clock is likely ticking in both our heads. Usually I try to beat her to the punch, and after about five minutes I&#039;ll say something like, "Thanks for the conversation. I think I&#039;m all set for as far as dances go, but I&#039;d be happy to buy you a drink." To me, this is not to trap her into additional conversation, but as a thankful gesture for the time she&#039;s already spent. She can accept or decline. Even if she accepts, I&#039;ll usually let her know that I understand she&#039;s there working, and if she&#039;d like to take the drink with her it would be fine.

    In my experience, even if a dancer declines the offer for a drink, she&#039;ll leave my table with a better attitude than if she spent 5 to 10 minutes with me, asked for a dance and I just said "no thanks" and left it at that.

    Some people may ask why I don&#039;t just say I&#039;m not interested in a dance when the dancer sits down in the first place. Again, in my experience, I&#039;ve found this to me too confrontational. I mean we both know why she&#039;s come over to talk to me, but many dancers will pull an "I&#039;m insulted you think I just came over to hustle you" attitude if you cut her off before she has a chance to start hustling you.

    Anyway, those are my thoughts on how I work drinks as a customer.

    (BTW - Any dancer who comes over and spends a little time with me, I&#039;ll usually make sure to tip her something when she&#039;s on stage. It&#039;s just my way of adding positive reinforcement for NOT using the drive by "wanna dance" approach.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by verfolgung link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg136906#msg136 906 date=1089723530

    (BTW - Any dancer who comes over and spends a little time with me, I&#039;ll usually make sure to tip her something when she&#039;s on stage. It&#039;s just my way of adding positive reinforcement for NOT using the drive by "wanna dance" approach.)
    this seems true to me. guys who offer to buy me a drink usually will tip me on stage and most of the time will buy a dance. i never seem to win with the wanna dance approach. i prefer to chat for a song and be flirty and then ask for a dance. and i don&#039;t feel like i need to finish the drink next to him if he doesn&#039;t buy a dance. maybe that&#039;s rude, but if they decline a dance i just say "well, i&#039;d love to stay and chat with you, but i really have to get back to work. thank you very much for the drink!" and smile. like i said works for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by verfolgung link=board=9;threadid=10560;start=msg136906#msg136 906 date=1089723530
    (Hello everyone, just found this site and this is my first post)

    I agree with what StripperTips has said, in that buying drinks is not always a trap and can simply be a kind gesture.

    Personally, I&#039;m fairly conservative in who I get dances from but fairly liberal with who I&#039;ll buy drinks for. (btw: by drink, I mean anything from water to whatever.)

    Here are the scenarios where I&#039;ll offer to buy a drink:

    1) I&#039;m there to visit a favorite dancer; always willing to buy a drink.

    2) Sometimes my favorite dancer will either be on stage or busy somewhere else and one of her friends will be keeping me company. The friend knows I&#039;m not going to be buying a dance from her, but I appreciate her time so I&#039;ll offer to buy her a drink.

    3) (Now here&#039;s the situation this thread seems to be based on.) I&#039;ve found most dancers use the "wanna dance" approach. They come by, ask the question, I&#039;ll politely decline, and they leave - no problem. Other dancers will come over and sit down. They&#039;ll start some kind of conversation, meanwhile the clock is likely ticking in both our heads. Usually I try to beat her to the punch, and after about five minutes I&#039;ll say something like, "Thanks for the conversation. I think I&#039;m all set for as far as dances go, but I&#039;d be happy to buy you a drink." To me, this is not to trap her into additional conversation, but as a thankful gesture for the time she&#039;s already spent. She can accept or decline. Even if she accepts, I&#039;ll usually let her know that I understand she&#039;s there working, and if she&#039;d like to take the drink with her it would be fine.

    In my experience, even if a dancer declines the offer for a drink, she&#039;ll leave my table with a better attitude than if she spent 5 to 10 minutes with me, asked for a dance and I just said "no thanks" and left it at that.

    Some people may ask why I don&#039;t just say I&#039;m not interested in a dance when the dancer sits down in the first place. Again, in my experience, I&#039;ve found this to me too confrontational. I mean we both know why she&#039;s come over to talk to me, but many dancers will pull an "I&#039;m insulted you think I just came over to hustle you" attitude if you cut her off before she has a chance to start hustling you.

    Anyway, those are my thoughts on how I work drinks as a customer.

    (BTW - Any dancer who comes over and spends a little time with me, I&#039;ll usually make sure to tip her something when she&#039;s on stage. It&#039;s just my way of adding positive reinforcement for NOT using the drive by "wanna dance" approach.)
    Bravo!!! You are EXACTLY the type of customer I like.

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