You ladies are runniing a business... your fee should be covering all the stuff you need to run it... the incall, enough towels, STD testing, condoms, lube, advertising, gasoline.And that is for the standard package. It is not unusual in the service industry to pay discretionary gifts, aka tips for to ensure better service, or to show appreciation for going above and beyond. If you tip your favorite bartender, you may get a better drink? Cheap tippers may get a secret surprise sauce in their hamburger? A better table if you tip the maitre d'? Just saying... it's discretionary. If I can afford it, I would soon pay a little extra and get the good stuff from behind the counter, than the standard stuff off the shelf. If I can't afford it, I should go shop somewhere else.
Gifts are for sugarbabies... Originally Posted by ztonk
If you are saying that because they are running a business, tips should not be expected. That is one business model. In others, the restaurant business for example, tips are expected and an integral part of the business model. If you are in a truly great restaurant, you would be surprised at all of the wonderful stuff you can get off the standard menu if you show a little generosity.
Personally, I think that's why Whispers is so popular and effective with strippers. He tips in other ways besides monetarily, and has the reputation.