Sounds like a simple question, but Lilith's "Gimme Tips" thread got me thinking that we all define a regular customer differently (I'm defining this as regular to a dancer, not regular to a club).
This PL has been thinking of a becoming regular customer to some lucky gal again (if I can find one). I've been enjoying all the out of town excursions recently and I have one planned for next year, but as pathetic as it sounds, I kinda miss the ATF's.
To be a regular, does it require a certain frequency of visits, or a minimum amount of money spent per visit?
I say no, although I think that there is a regular hierarchy so to speak. I guess different dancers have different standards.
A "regular" to me simply defines a customers who goes to a club with the intent of seeing a certain dancer. The dancer finds him and recognizes him upon sight. She does n't even have to know his name. She will go over to him and introduce herself knowing that he's always good for a few dances every visit. Even visiting a club just once a month and dropping at little as $80 on the gal per visit, I've been able to accomplish that. Not exactly a group of flockettes at my table, but hey one gal and a 1/2 hour of her time is all I need.
With that said, I humbly await your opinions. [trip]



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LOL But youre absolutely right. Money does matter. Ive talked to my girls lots of times about it. There are "regulars" and then there are "REGULARS". They understand the necessity of the lower case OK but lust for (financially speaking) the upper case dudes. 




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