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    I dont' know if this should be here or in hustle hut, oh well. So does this happen to anyone else. I'll be workin the floor, approaching custies and asking for danes, my usual thing...and sometimes I will get a guy to vigorously shake his head no and wave his hand in my face before I will even say hello....Guys have been doing this a lot at my club...Is that a sign that there are too many girls approaching customers on a given night or do you think it's because some guys just don't want to be bothered?? I always seriuolsy feel offended, they will just wave me off like 'no, go away, leave me alone, don't even come talk to me" It's acutally really rude when they could just say "no thankyou"
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    Not everyone is born with manners. Sometimes it may be their last few experiences with a girl or a girl had just talked to them. Or they may just think that all youre gonna do is go "wanna' dance?". Either way f-em ...talk to someone who is interested in you.
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    OOoooooooooh I hate that !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and I have quite the ego problem too . Ya know what I always do when this happened to me ? Well first I play dumb I say something like " No what ?" and then he says " I don't want a dance" and then I say " How do you know I was going to ask you for a dance?" "maybe I wanted to sit and talk" Then their face falls because they kinda start to realize what a jerk they where being and they start talking fast " Oh well if you want to sit you can but I am not buying dances right now " Oh well I didn't know , I am waiting for that girl" ..........Anyways I just can't help myself I have to mess with someones head , besides its the nicest way I can point out that they are ASSHOLES and if you don't want to play the damn game stop putting on the friggin uniform ..geesh
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    I HAAAAAAAAAAATED it when men did this. It only happened to me a couple of times but it is so incredibly rude.

    One time, a guy started waving me away as a was walking in his direction, so I walked up to him and said "did you need something, I saw you waving," and of course he said, "no, I thought you were coming over here." And I said, "oooooh, silly man. You're not that lucky." and walked off.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tampadancer View Post
    I HAAAAAAAAAAATED it when men did this. It only happened to me a couple of times but it is so incredibly rude.

    One time, a guy started waving me away as a was walking in his direction, so I walked up to him and said "did you need something, I saw you waving," and of course he said, "no, I thought you were coming over here." And I said, "oooooh, silly man. You're not that lucky." and walked off.

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    it happens to everyone, don't worry. i hate that almost as much as i hate this:

    me: "hello, i'm mia, are you having a good time tonight?" (or some similar hello)
    custy: "no thanx i'm just having a beer"
    me: "i didn't ask you for anything yet"
    custy: "i'm just relaxing. i don't buy dances"

    it's like they don't even listen to you. they just blow off any dancer that gets NEAR them to defend their "just here for a drink. not spending money on you girls. etc etc." mantra

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    rude rude no excuse to be rude to dancers.
    if they dont want to be approached and they just came in to drink and they never buy dances then hello piss off and go drink and a pub.
    thats my two cents.

    and maybe that attitude from them does come from being approached to many times and maybe 5 girls before u have used the "wanna dance" line but stuff them if they dont like getting approached they shouldnt go to SCs

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    You know what I've done when a guy did that to me one time, I walked right past him without looking at him and went up and talked to someone else that was directly behind him so he'd think that I wasn't going to talk to him to begin with! When he saw me talking to someone behind him I know that he felt really dumb because he then got up and left! hahahaha jerks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by leogirl876 View Post
    You know what I've done when a guy did that to me one time, I walked right past him without looking at him and went up and talked to someone else that was directly behind him so he'd think that I wasn't going to talk to him to begin with! When he saw me talking to someone behind him I know that he felt really dumb because he then got up and left! hahahaha jerks!


    I do exactly the same thing. I let my eyes pass right over their head onto a different guy. I hope they feel stupid. If you don't want to get approached don't come to a damn stripclub.

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    I'd agree that the waving away is rude, and that it's far politer to say "no thank you", but look at this through a guy's eyes as well.

    We come to strip venues for a laugh and to relax, which means we don't want to (and sometime can't afford to) buy dances all night. Most guys are realistic enough to come into a SC with a budget in mind for drinks, tipping and buying dances and they'll spend at the rate that budget allows.

    Sorry, ladies, but we're not infinfitely rich. That's not to say you should come into a strip venue with no money: if you watch the stage show tip, and also come in with enough money to have some dances. It's just that we can't afford to buy dances every minute we're in there.

    Remember we came in to be entertained, and some of that entertainment might be having a conversation with our friends - In which case we'd like to continue chatting for a bit. Remember also that you might be the 10th dancer that came up and asked "wannna dance", when all we wanted to do was keep on chatting.

    The key word here is entertainment - particularly if guys come in a group, getting dances is only part of the package. We want to have a drink, chat and and - at some point - have some dances. We don't want dances all the time. We also want time to laugh and joke with our mates.

    Now I know this can be very frustrating for a dancer - your income depends on getting dances, but please remember we came in to be entertained and our objectives are a bit different from yours.

    Now to my mind waving a girl away is discourteous and shouldn't happen, but the reverse side of the coin also applies. If, for example, you see a group of guys deep in conversation and paying no interest in anything except each other, maybe they don't want to be approached at that time?

    If you do go up to guys at the psychologically wrong time, and you're the 10th dancer in a row to do it, sorry, but it can get a bit wearing and from time to time some guys will show their irritation.

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    I hate wehn they do this as well. Usually, If I walk up and the guy starts waving me away,and says no thanks before i even asked, I act stupid...Uhh...what are you not thanking me for?
    He'll say, I dont want a dance right now, and I say, thats good, cause i wasnt gonna give you one. I was actually comming over to talk to your hot friend.

    Then the friend gets a dance, and the other guy gets to sit and watch what he missed out on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil-W View Post
    I'd agree that the waving away is rude, and that it's far politer to say "no thank you", but look at this through a guy's eyes as well.

    We come to strip venues for a laugh and to relax, which means we don't want to (and sometime can't afford to) buy dances all night. Most guys are realistic enough to come into a SC with a budget in mind for drinks, tipping and buying dances and they'll spend at the rate that budget allows.

    Sorry, ladies, but we're not infinfitely rich. That's not to say you should come into a strip venue with no money: if you watch the stage show tip, and also come in with enough money to have some dances. It's just that we can't afford to buy dances every minute we're in there.

    Remember we came in to be entertained, and some of that entertainment might be having a conversation with our friends - In which case we'd like to continue chatting for a bit. Remember also that you might be the 10th dancer that came up and asked "wannna dance", when all we wanted to do was keep on chatting.

    The key word here is entertainment - particularly if guys come in a group, getting dances is only part of the package. We want to have a drink, chat and and - at some point - have some dances. We don't want dances all the time. We also want time to laugh and joke with our mates.

    Now I know this can be very frustrating for a dancer - your income depends on getting dances, but please remember we came in to be entertained and our objectives are a bit different from yours.

    Now to my mind waving a girl away is discourteous and shouldn't happen, but the reverse side of the coin also applies. If, for example, you see a group of guys deep in conversation and paying no interest in anything except each other, maybe they don't want to be approached at that time?

    If you do go up to guys at the psychologically wrong time, and you're the 10th dancer in a row to do it, sorry, but it can get a bit wearing and from time to time some guys will show their irritation.

    Phil.

    She wasn't asking why custies do it, she was asking if it happened to anyone else. Frankly I don't think it makes a damn bit of difference why custies do it. Money or no money, there's no reason to be rude. As for the different objectives of custies/dancers, well, there's probably a reason it's posted in SG and not custy convo. And, well, to be honest, I really have no idea what your post has to do with this topic, other than making excuses/reasons for rude people.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sxybrat07 View Post
    And, well, to be honest, I really have no idea what your post has to do with this topic, other than making excuses/reasons for rude people.
    Because dancers can be perceived as rude/insensitive by us customers, just like the reverse side of the coin that was the origin of the post.

    There's no excuse for rude behaviour, but at last understanding why the male of the species behaves in a certain way reduces the chance of being on the wrong end of rudeness.

    Your objective in working is to earn money - and I freely conceed that. Ditto the fact that you're blowing off steam in this section. However, some of the responses suggested are positively guarenteed to ensure that they'll not get a dance from that customer for the rest of the night - and very probably on ensuing visits as well. Just as you remember rude customers, they'll tend to remember sarcastic dancers.

    And behaving in a way that limits your future earnings seems counter-intuitive to me, hence my comments on why guys behave like they do.

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    When this happens to me I just smile and say, "excuse me what were you saying no for" usually they'll say, "oh I dont watn a dance" that's when I say, "well honey I didn't ask you" and then laugh. They always get super embarassed then. Depending on my mood..I'll either keep walking or if its slow I'll let him know that not every girl likes to hit customers up with a "wanna dance" and some girls actually do like to sit and talk.







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    I'm sorry, Phil...but if you want to kick back relax and suck a beer, go to the fucking bar. Don't go to the club. You're taking up space that a PAYING customer would want.

    But, in the end, it is no excuse to be rude to anyone. Bad manners are bad manners.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil-W View Post
    Because dancers can be perceived as rude/insensitive by us customers, just like the reverse side of the coin that was the origin of the post.

    There's no excuse for rude behaviour, but at last understanding why the male of the species behaves in a certain way reduces the chance of being on the wrong end of rudeness.

    Your objective in working is to earn money - and I freely conceed that. Ditto the fact that you're blowing off steam in this section. However, some of the responses suggested are positively guarenteed to ensure that they'll not get a dance from that customer for the rest of the night - and very probably on ensuing visits as well. Just as you remember rude customers, they'll tend to remember sarcastic dancers.

    And behaving in a way that limits your future earnings seems counter-intuitive to me, hence my comments on why guys behave like they do.

    Phil.

    Not to mention the customers around the target can also hear the remark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VenusGoddess View Post
    I'm sorry, Phil...but if you want to kick back relax and suck a beer, go to the fucking bar. Don't go to the club. You're taking up space that a PAYING customer would want.

    But, in the end, it is no excuse to be rude to anyone. Bad manners are bad manners.
    Firstly, if you look at my posts, I've never condoned bad manners. On a personal level, I wouldn't dream of waving anyone away. I wouldn't like it done to me, and therefore I don't do it to other people.

    The point I was trying to make was that if I've come to a strip club with a group of friends, then having dances is only part of our agenda. We've also come to have a drink, and a laugh and a joke with each other. We are indeed going to spend part of the evening "kicking back, relaxing and sucking a beer". We're not a like a cab rank, waiting for the next dancer to swing by, so we can go for yet another dance.

    On the other hand, we are paying customers, in that at intervals during the night, we will stop a girl and ask for a dance. However (and with all due respect) I think dancers sometimes forget that our first priority is to enjoy an evening with friends and getting dances is only one aspect of that enjoyment.

    (I know from your POV it can be very frustrating if guys are not having dances with you at that point in time - getting dances is how you earn your living after all.)

    However, if you approach a guy in the wrong way, you will alientate him - 'wanna dance' can be very annoying if, at that moment in time, you don't want a dance. If at a later point in the evening we decide it's nice to have a dance or two or three, then we're far more likely to have it from the dancer who approached us in a sympathetic way than the dancer who showed her irritation early in the evening.

    It's often pointed out in this section that customers don't really understand what it means to be a dancer (and there's a large element of truth in that) but equally I think many dancers fail to fully understand customers - and one consequence of that is that their earnings are below what they perhaps could have been.

    I'm not saying that my mindset is typical of all customers - we're a fairly diverse bunch - but I'm sure it's representative of a significant subset. Be sympathetic to that mindset, and the chance that I'll buy a dance from you increases. Come across in an antagonistic frame of mind just because I'm not buying dances at that moment in time and I'll just have a dance later from another dancer who's either more sympathetic (or conceals her feelings better).

    I've come in to spend $80 or $100 or whatever specifically on dances (plus other money on tips and drinks) - i.e I'm a PAYING customer, but I reserve the right to select where and when and with whom I have those dances. Hustle me too hard and I'll just switch off and spend on one of your rivals instead.

    I'm going to spend the money anyway at some point in the evening - only question is whether it's you or her that gets it.

    Phil.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VenusGoddess View Post
    I'm sorry, Phil...but if you want to kick back relax and suck a beer, go to the fucking bar. Don't go to the club. You're taking up space that a PAYING customer would want.

    But, in the end, it is no excuse to be rude to anyone. Bad manners are bad manners.
    So you are saying that guys should come in, blow all their money in thirty minutes and then get the fuck out?

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    I believe what VG was talking about was the custies that come in to only drink a beer and watch everything for free for hours on end. She was probably saying if that's all you want to do, don't come to a strip club to do that when that is essentially very rude to do in a strip club.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deogol View Post
    So you are saying that guys should come in, blow all their money in thirty minutes and then get the fuck out?
    Yes.

    Or better yet, just drive by to throw your wallet through the door on your way home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deogol View Post
    So you are saying that guys should come in, blow all their money in thirty minutes and then get the fuck out?
    Heh, in an ideal-dancer world

    The strip club should be an enjoyable place. Even if the customer doesn't want a dance, he's supposed to enjoy the whole beautiful half-naked chick sitting down and talking to him thing (even if all she really wants is for him to buy a dance).
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    Quote Originally Posted by CorsicaFire View Post
    I believe what VG was talking about was the custies that come in to only drink a beer and watch everything for free for hours on end. She was probably saying if that's all you want to do, don't come to a strip club to do that when that is essentially very rude to do in a strip club.
    I'm not one that will disrespect the dancers when they approach. But with all due respect, we aren't all rich. Many times I will be asked to go with a friend who doesn't want to go by himself.

    I am married with a 3 year old and a 1 month old. I shouldn't be going to strip clubs, I can't afford them. When my friend BEGS me to go, he will pay my way in and give me money for either 1 or 2 dances. Meanwhile, he will spend alot on dances and VIP.

    So there I sit, with my $50. Carefully choosing who I want to get a dance from. Meanwhile, (happened last time) the same dancer will approach me 6 times with the "wanna dance" approach. She wasn't remotely attractive to me, so I politely said "no thanks".

    So while my friend is getting dances left and right, I sit there with my $50. Once it's gone, it's gone. What should I do? It is pretty cold here in Michigan, so I could go sit in the truck till he's done but I would get frostbite during his VIP's. If I sit there and watch the "free" show, then I will be considered rude for paying to get in and watching the free stage show. Last time I checked the stage show was free. I don't sit next to the stage. The majority of the time I sit clear in the back. I guess I will just stare at the floor and not sneak a peek at the free show.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteTara View Post
    Yes.

    Or better yet, just drive by to throw your wallet through the door on your way home.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil-W View Post
    Firstly, if you look at my posts, I've never condoned bad manners. On a personal level, I wouldn't dream of waving anyone away. I wouldn't like it done to me, and therefore I don't do it to other people.

    The point I was trying to make was that if I've come to a strip club with a group of friends, then having dances is only part of our agenda. We've also come to have a drink, and a laugh and a joke with each other. We are indeed going to spend part of the evening "kicking back, relaxing and sucking a beer". We're not a like a cab rank, waiting for the next dancer to swing by, so we can go for yet another dance.

    On the other hand, we are paying customers, in that at intervals during the night, we will stop a girl and ask for a dance. However (and with all due respect) I think dancers sometimes forget that our first priority is to enjoy an evening with friends and getting dances is only one aspect of that enjoyment.

    (I know from your POV it can be very frustrating if guys are not having dances with you at that point in time - getting dances is how you earn your living after all.)

    However, if you approach a guy in the wrong way, you will alientate him - 'wanna dance' can be very annoying if, at that moment in time, you don't want a dance. If at a later point in the evening we decide it's nice to have a dance or two or three, then we're far more likely to have it from the dancer who approached us in a sympathetic way than the dancer who showed her irritation early in the evening.

    It's often pointed out in this section that customers don't really understand what it means to be a dancer (and there's a large element of truth in that) but equally I think many dancers fail to fully understand customers - and one consequence of that is that their earnings are below what they perhaps could have been.

    I'm not saying that my mindset is typical of all customers - we're a fairly diverse bunch - but I'm sure it's representative of a significant subset. Be sympathetic to that mindset, and the chance that I'll buy a dance from you increases. Come across in an antagonistic frame of mind just because I'm not buying dances at that moment in time and I'll just have a dance later from another dancer who's either more sympathetic (or conceals her feelings better).

    I've come in to spend $80 or $100 or whatever specifically on dances (plus other money on tips and drinks) - i.e I'm a PAYING customer, but I reserve the right to select where and when and with whom I have those dances. Hustle me too hard and I'll just switch off and spend on one of your rivals instead.

    I'm going to spend the money anyway at some point in the evening - only question is whether it's you or her that gets it.

    Phil.
    This isn't about approaching guys and saying, "Wanna Dance?" Its about walking in someone's general direction and having them wave you off. Like a sultan in a harem. I really think guys do it to get the false perception of "one upping" a dancer...or to look better in front of their friends. Which is why, when I was dancing, if this happened to me, I would pretend that I didn't see him and I wasn't walking towards him anyways.

    You can select whoever you want to dance for you. But, to act like an asshole in refusing dances from a dancer who hasn't even approached you is just asinine.

    And, BTW...this is STRIPPING GENERAL. While I know you think your comments are in good faith...this was a DANCER asking other DANCERS what they do in this situaiton...and not asking a CUSTOMER POV...which is why this thread is HERE and not in CUSTOMER CONVERSATION.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil-W View Post
    Because dancers can be perceived as rude/insensitive by us customers, just like the reverse side of the coin that was the origin of the post.
    So, then it's cool to be rude to us FIRST, to pre-empt any potential perceived rudeness from the dancer??? That is just stupid Once again, you demonstrate that you don't get it.

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