I know that I don't normally post here, Just lurk, you know...Market research
But I thought you guys would appreciate this little anecdote.
A dancer I work with is being sued by a former customer, he wants his money back. This Customer had a habit of enjoying the company of the youngest dancers in the club and lost interest in them after they turned 21 usually. He would spend gobs of money on these girls and buy them expensive gifts (like a whole house worth of furniture, and cars etc.). One dancer friend of mine would call him up about the time her rent was due every month and he would drop off an envelope at the club with $1400 in it to pay her rent.
Well the dancer he most recently enjoyed spending money on, is about to turn 22 next month. He bought her clothes, furniture, a car, paid her college tuition one semester, and contributed to her breast augmentation, as well as bringing her cash for her personal expenses etc. For some reason he felt the need to take this "relationship" to the next level with her. When she tried to politely reject him, he didn't like it at all. He seemed to think that she was special, and that they had some kind of special relationship beyond him showering her with gifts and money. Also keep in mind that this man is nearly 70 years old, so this seemed like an ordinary sugar daddy relationship.
Long story longer, she cut him off and refused to do dances for him anymore, and when he wouldn't back off, she had him banned from the club while she was working. Now he is pissed and is suing her for the total amount of the gifts that he gave her while she was working. She returned the car to him since it was in his name anyway, but he wants the money and the amount of the other gifts back. He is suing her for $10 grand.
She has a lawyer who thinks this is the easiest (an also very entertaining) case he has ever seen. I just wanted to see what you guys thought about all this nonsense![]()




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