You might have seen that asterisk in the heading. Since we all have different tastes in what we want out of our SC experience, I'll leave it up to everyone to define what "more" means to them. We were having a discussion in Hustle Hut regarding VIP rooms and why so many guys inquire about "what goes on in there".
http://www.stripperweb.com/forum/ind...le/t10024.html
Call me nuts, but if a dancer is trying to get you to upgrade to a more expensive dance (or a long session of them), isn't it within reason to inquire what is going to be so great about the upgrade that justifies the higher price tag? Here were some of the suggestions that I was given why a guy will spring for the VIP (aside from expectations of increased mileage).
Originally Posted by Tigerlilly link=board=9;threadid=10024;start=msg120952#msg120 952 date=1086978513
And for the right customer, I'll buy those explanations. Hell, in the right club with the right conditions of sale, with the right gal, I may very well be that customer. But I think it should be stated that comfy couches, softer music, and faster waitress service don't mean diddly squat to some people. It seems perfectly logical to me that the appeal of VIP to a lot of customers is that their entertainer can get away with stuff in there that she can't do on the main floor. Hell, I think even someone who isn't a mileage hound would buy that theory.Originally Posted by Sapphire link=board=9;threadid=10024;start=msg121054#msg121 054 date=1086994490
Maybe it's just the ways that I've been raised as a consumer, but to me there ought to be a reason that a night at a four star hotel costs more than one at a two star hotel, why a double cheeseburger costs more than a single cheeseburger, why a bottle of Johnny Walker Black costs more than a bottle of Johnny Walker Red, etc., because there's some clear difference in either quantity or quality.
Then Paris gave this explanation which I think bears repeating:
And being the person who would buy the Toyota (maybe even two Toyotas in case one breaks down) and pocket the difference in an interest accruing investment somewhere, I think sums up my conumdrum about VIPs. I mean if what you are looking for is available without the extra expenditure, then why make it? If you pay more, you should get more, right?Originally Posted by ParisLove link=board=9;threadid=10024;start=msg121101#msg121 101 date=1086999975
Every dime I've even spent at a strip club was for the purpose of enhancing my enjoyment, not for one upping the guy next to me. I absolutely do not understand the value of a "status expenditure", particularly one that you can't exactly show off to those who didn't make it.
So I'm curious, what does it take to make you spring for the VIP dance over the floor dance? What do you expect to receive in there for the extra money? And in your past experiences did you get your money's worth? I've sprung for it a couple of times, and got mixed results.



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I think most guys like to feel like they've been clever in their deductions, not just "ohh, I'm partying like a movie star now!" On stage or on the floor dances could only include X factors, like, oh, girl has to be 'clothed' [at least bikini] but can be topless or nude in the VIP OR that the guy has to sit on his hands on the floor, but in the VIP can touch [at least, ya know, to a reasonable extent, trying to penetrate orfices probably isn't a good idea] so that a VIP room obviously offers more OR should be a better price, if the dances on the floor are $20, and most songs are 3.5 minutes, a half hour VIP rental should be $100, woo, you're saving $71 at my estimate. An hour should be $170 or similar, so it is a /deal/. Of course some sort of blending would probably be best.

Seriously I really can't disagree with anything that you said. A couple of related comments.



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