I got to thinking about this during my just-completed trip to Vegas. I hadn't been there for eight months, but when I went out to a couple of clubs, I was spotted and remembered by dancers whom I'd only met once, either on that last trip or previous ones, and they were able to remember specific details from the conversations we had in our initial meeting. (Heck, I even got recognized by face by a cashier who'd changed clubs, and had only seen me once on the way in, and once on the way out.)
I'm sure you're asking, "The_Oceans, how much money did you drop on these ladies?" The answer would be a couple of VIP sessions (so $200+tip) at the very most. Not an insignificant amount of money, but I also don't think it's all that extraordinary...I would consider myself a "medium roller".
So to the dancers out there, outside of the money aspect, what are the things you see in your infrequent customers that create a good impression for the next time he makes a surprise visit?




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