Maybe it's just me, but I think it's rude when a customer gives you money for a lapdance, and then expects change back. Is it so hard to get your $20s broken at the bar, by the bartender? Lapdances at my club are $30/song, and oftentimes guys will give me two $20s, and then look at me expectantly after I take the money and thank them. "Aren't you going to give me change?" they say, and then I have to open my bag and count out $10 in ones. I hate doing that because... well... that's my stage tip money! Chances are, some of that is going to end up back in my garter anyway!
I don't know, it just seems kind of strange. Godforbid you tip someone an extra $10, right?
I also hate it when a customer will hold out the possibility of giving you an extra tip in exchange for a "better" lapdance. At my club, policy is to take the money upfront. One guy said "maybe we'll discuss an extra tip after our dance," and after I give him a dance, he stands up, sighs blissfully and says "that was fantastic".... and walks off.
Anyone else get this?
URGH!




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