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thanks for the support guys. the most annoying part about all this is that it seems there are fees at every turn
I smiled and thought "Gee, welcome to our world."![]()
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she says:
thanks for the support guys. the most annoying part about all this is that it seems there are fees at every turn
I smiled and thought "Gee, welcome to our world."![]()
Welocme to the real world in general![]()
How true![]()
What, your world as a customer? You are paying for entertainment. Every penny you pay to the club is discretionary. This is an employment issue and has jackshit to do with customers. Nice try though, next......
"Have you ever been to American wedding? Where is the vodka, where's marinated herring?" - GB
"And do the cats give a shit? No, they do not. Why? Because they're cats."-from The Onion
Originally Posted by Mia M





Enjoy laughing at that. But don't come back bitching when you get ripped off by a dancer who works at one of those clubs . . .
I think it's always so charming when people tell me about the "real world". Like I'm living in some fraggle palace on the moon.
I have taught that the sky in all its zones is mortal and its substance was formed by a process of birth




Now if that were me in that situation, I'd merely drop my panties and ask, "How far would you like to put it up me?" I highly recommend an accommodating response for anyone in similar circumstances.![]()
-Ev
^^ you wear panties?!?





I've been to one Deja Vu in my life. If you think its aggrivating to work with a gal who has to give up half her money, imagine her having to sell dances for half price on top of that. It wasn't wanna dance, it was "wanna dirty thirty".
On a brighter note, $240 stretches a long way at $10/song, even when you tip an extra 50%.
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Former SCJ now in rehab.




The fraggles did not live on the moon.Originally Posted by Jenny
I'm with Kat, we're out for entertainment and a sure thing in regards to seeing Nekkid Ladies dancing, tinstaafNL.
Deja Vu sounds like a horrid place to work. As for being a customer, if you wanna play you gotta pay.
Summer afternoon - Summer afternoon... the two most beautiful words in the English language. Henry James




Shouldn't I? Well hell, no wonder I look like such a dork.Originally Posted by kikin
-Ev
Please don't tell me you wear a bra too.Originally Posted by evan_essence
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I always pictured you as a free spirit kind who would never conform to restrictive articles of clothing invented by men to keep a woman in her proverbial 'place'.
Just because you're a free spirit, doesn't mean you want your boobs to sagGotta hold those babies in position for as many years as possible




Loose the panties, add a garter and thigh highs.
Oh like the bathroom attendent who holds the towels hostage hoping you will drop a buck in his jar or the parking attendent holding his hand out for a parking fee or the ... just about everybody has their hand out for something.Originally Posted by Katrine
(Sorry about old threads but this smart ass remark can't be left unspoken for.)





Yeah, just about everybody does have their hand out but it's still discretionary whether you put anything in it or not. Unless I valet my car I feel no obligation to tip some guy in the parking lot. As for toilet trolls fuck em' I wash my hands and take a paper towel from the dispenser. Lots of strip club employees derive a big part of their income from tips-both from customers and dancers. It's the way the industry is set up and it’s part of the price of being a dancer or a customer.Originally Posted by Deogol
The thread you imported was about a dancer, not a customer. In general importing threads from the pinkies and trying to apply them to customers doesn't work. The two points of view have little to do with each other. The dancer is trying to earn a living while the customer is paying to be entertained.
I tipped a VIP room waitress fifty bucks last night so she would leave me alone for an hour in a dark private room with a dancer who had lust in her heart along with the usual dollar signs. I could have tipped her $20 and she would have smiled and come into the room every fifteen minutes to “check in” on us but that would have defeated the purpose of paying for VIP in the first place. At the end of her shift that dancer will tip that waitress as well as a thank-you for doing her job with discretion and allowing her to do what she needs to do in order to sell three or four VIP rooms during a shift.
Tipping is an integral part of getting what you want for a customer and getting what you need for a dancer.




Very well said. And you point out a good example of the times when tipping well produces a measurable result. If you can't make generous tipping for good service part of your SC budget, you don't really have the finances to be clubbing. If you get ticked off every time tipping is expected, you're not going to enjoy the experience enough to justify doing it.Originally Posted by yoda57us
-Ev




I couldn't agree more. ("Rule #7: Tips are the oil of the strip club machine. Apply liberally and intelligently.") The trick is that last word, intelligently. You can't be indiscriminate about it or you will waste a whole lot of money. When I last went to the BYOB club, I let the girls drink up all my vodka with basically no return. I have been beating myself up about it, but at the time, I was drunk and couldn't (read: wouldn't) say no. The key is to get something for your money, even if the something is just your personal satisfaction that you have effectively communicated your gratitude at whatever service is being provided.Originally Posted by yoda57us
I also wish there was a more clear and defined elucidation of what tips mean. Is $5 to the guy who finds me a seat good or bad? Should I use a TJ for the bathroom attendant or is $1 sufficient? I mean, I get the same reaction from the ATF for a $10 tip as I do for a $20 one. I know it is meant to be discretionary, but I would like to be confident that I am giving the level of tip I wish to, be it minor, major, exceptional or OHMYGOD! Unfortunately, each level is a different number with each person. That, to me, is annoying. Oh well, probably wishful thinking....
-gen
"See, believe it or not (and I don't care whether you do), it's never been about the sex. I get sex at home, anytime, and we like it, and it's good for both of us. No, my stripclub experience has been about acceptance, and affirmation, and desirability...There have been some women who have a personality that just clicks with mine, and in the faux-sex atmosphere of the club, it's a mix that is completely seductive." - Jay Zeno





This is my whole beef with the tipping culture we've let become entrenched in this country, and not just in strip clubs. The etiquette is so confusing. People have differing opinions of what size of tip ought to be proper, or if one should be justified at all.Originally Posted by GenWar
I took my parents out to dinner once to an Applebee's caliber place and our bill was about $40. I left an $8 tip and my dad thought that was too generous. Consider though, this is a man from whom eating out is usually a once a week trek to Subway.
When I went out to Las Vegas, the fast food places there had tip jars. You would NEVER see something like that in my neck of the woods and the restauraunt manager would probably ring some necks if it ever happened. While staying at my hotel there I left a couple of bucks for housekeeping every morning and they took it. If I do the same thing at a random Motel 6 or Red Roof they never take it. Why is that?
Former SCJ now in rehab.





Were the servers at least topless?Originally Posted by doc-catfish
You have to take into account your location when you're deciding what to tip. Vegas, NYC, San Francisco; it's going to take a little more. Kansas City, Des Moines, Raleigh, a little less.
Bathroom attendants should be tipped if you use their products, I guess, though I have never felt compelled to use community grooming products. Tip 'em good if they're selling you rubbers, though.





The smart trolls take all of the paper towels out of the dispenser though so you have to get them from them.Originally Posted by yoda57us
You guys are hilarious. Another of my pet-peeve is all the guys at the SC who don't wash their hands after using the urinals because they don't want to tip the restroom attendant.
bwahahahah, I'm laughing my ass off at them.
Here's the way it works: The restroom attendant is there to serve up paper towels and soap to you the customer as a matter of convenience. You can tip him if you like (in fact you should tip him, because that's the way he makes his living). But you don't have to tip him. In other words, you can go up there and use his towels and soap and just say thanks and walk out. He will curse the day you were born under his breath but there are no stated rules that say you have to tip him. [Oh, BTW a restroom attendant told me the above. He said most guys don't know that they can wash their hands with his soap and towels and not tip, so they don't wash their hands at all, and he laughed at them behind their back]. hahahah
Having said that, I always tip those dudes.
But here's the deal: Even if a guy is not going to tip, he should wash his hand with the soap provided by the attendant [sometimes that's the only soap in the restroom], because I don't want to shake people's hands at the bar who didn't wash their hands thoroughly. Or worse, guys who are going to paw the dancers with stinking hands. That's so f'in' nasty!





I think the point is that he's making a living providing a service that is for the most part completely not needed......and do you really want someone cursing you under his breath everytime you have to take a leak?Originally Posted by kikin
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