Let me say that it is "not allowed" for me to be downright rude/blunt to customers, otherwise I already would have been to this fella. The bouncers, however, can be...but this guy I'm going to rant about always comes in during the day when we have no bouncer (small dive bar):
So this guy started coming in just over two months ago. He was dressed pretty nicely, older gentleman, went and sat at the table nearest the bar. At my club, these are usually the guys who don't always tip at the rack, but often get multiple private dances. I was ON IT. Had I only known how wrong I was about being a big spender!!! I chat him up for just a few minutes, he seems to like me, so I ask if he'd like a dance. He says, "Not right this minute." Okay", I reply, "I'm up next on stage, so I hope I see you up there!" Unfortunately he headed to the bar to get a refill on his drink during my set. So, I head back to his table (slow night) and ask if he's ready for that dance yet. No, he says. "What I really love is watching you spin around that pole!" Great, I figure he'll at least tip me on stage. Nope.
After three sets with no tip from him (his eyes GLUED to the stage), I lost my temper and said "hey! thanks for the tip on that last set!" then walked away from him.
And get this...he KEEPS coming in, at least twice a week! The other girls said that he has NEVER bought a dance or tipped their stage either! The bartender won't say anything to him because he buys drinks. During the day, dancers decide when we go up on stage. So, this guy comes in and we plant ourselves at the bar or with paying customers until he leaves. Sometimes he stays for an hour...just staring at me. Staring staring staring. When he leaves, he makes a point of interrupting my conversation to say goodbye, even though I have not even said hi/talked to him. What gives? How can we get rid of this guy? He drives me nuts!



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. Yeah, asshole, if the dancers can't earn a living, then they HAVE TO go work somewhere else!

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