for last night. I'm actually hoping the fact that I had such a lousy night will "look after it" for me ($200!! There is bad karma for you).
So a guy started talking to me, and I thought he was pretty drunk. Drunk enough that I was all "should I take his money?" but he could still sign his name, so I was all, "Okay he seems lucid enough to spend money". After he bought a few dances, he started acting... weird. How weird, you might ask? REALLY weird. Like he's missing medication weird. Really, he was acting weird all along but I thought it was related to liquor, not a mental health disorder. I took his money; I had danced already and it was (demonstrably - see above) not much money, but still. I felt like crap about it, and today it's given me a bit of a hangover (you know the whole my ethics have been compromised, and these are all the reasons it isn't my fault hangover? THAT hangover).
So what do y'all think? Is a $200 night enough karmic payment for letting someone with progressively more obvious mental health problems give me some of that money? Or do I need to watch out for falling anvils?



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I felt guilty but I just air danced for him. I mean, it wasn't like I had approached him and hustled his retarded ass. Even though he had problems, somehow he transported himself alone to the club and understood that he had to pay me $20 a dance. He requested me. I think if a customer is lucent enough to understand the transaction and physically get to the club, we should not feel bad about providing services to them. Your job is to sell dances, and you were doing your job. And this is totally off topic but I think that a lot of SC customers have OCD and/or addiction issues.
I doubt very seriously if the Rolex or Ferarri salespeople feel bad for taking someone's money when they are SURE that person really can't afford it.

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