- houstondon
- 05-11-2019, 11:38 PM
Wondering what the proper way to ask if there is extras menu, should she bring it up or should i mention it. how do you guys go about it.
- Dynomite Joe
- 05-12-2019, 01:22 AM
Is there a V.I.P. room or can you provide me with extra care and how much will it cost?
- idiot savant
- 05-12-2019, 06:42 AM
Get a dance. If she's frisky, ask if she would like to play. Or of there are extras. Some girls will say "I only dance", and then stop. Just be careful - there are girls that say "we can do anything in VIP", which is a lie just to get you to VIP....
- rustyshackleford112.7
- 05-12-2019, 07:48 AM
I usually approach it like this...
"I really need to get my dick sucked." Then just see their response. It is not asking them directly and while it seems forward, it saves a lot of time.
"I really need to get my dick sucked." Then just see their response. It is not asking them directly and while it seems forward, it saves a lot of time.
- Gangolf
- 05-12-2019, 11:40 AM
I never had to “bring it up.” The dancer, or a waitress, would mention it first.
It helps to develop an acquaintance with a waitress, particularly an older one. Tip very well, but not to the degree that one looks like an easy fool. Be a gentleman. Ask how her day has been. Things like that.
One older waitress, at Michaels, would readily, voluntarily, share whether any of the dancers that day were “friendly,” or “playful,” without being asked.
Tipping a dancer, while she is on-stage, with a larger-than-normal bill is a strong hint that one is interested in individual attention.
I do not know if it makes any real difference, in building trust, but I drink very little alcohol. I will tend to order a bottled water, and a juice, or, a juice-based drink, saying that I am dehydrated from working-out, or from having been at a too-long meeting, or even from doing yard work. I tip just as well for these non-alcoholic refreshments.
To be clear, do not throw cash about, too freely. One does not want to appear to be too easy, or a fool.
Going to a VIP room guarantees nothing. I think some dancers want to go to VIP mostly because it buys them time from being in the stage rotation. They will, very much, hint at extracurricular activities, until actually in VIP, with the champagne open, when it is then just straight table dances and sipping champagne.
Being a gentlemen, with a waitress, can pay other dividends. I started seeing a Michaels’ waitress outside the club. (Not the one mentioned above.) On one occasion, we went to a dance club with two of the Michaels dancers, who looked to have been a couple. (Nope, no threesome happened.) Those were the days...
It helps to develop an acquaintance with a waitress, particularly an older one. Tip very well, but not to the degree that one looks like an easy fool. Be a gentleman. Ask how her day has been. Things like that.
One older waitress, at Michaels, would readily, voluntarily, share whether any of the dancers that day were “friendly,” or “playful,” without being asked.
Tipping a dancer, while she is on-stage, with a larger-than-normal bill is a strong hint that one is interested in individual attention.
I do not know if it makes any real difference, in building trust, but I drink very little alcohol. I will tend to order a bottled water, and a juice, or, a juice-based drink, saying that I am dehydrated from working-out, or from having been at a too-long meeting, or even from doing yard work. I tip just as well for these non-alcoholic refreshments.
To be clear, do not throw cash about, too freely. One does not want to appear to be too easy, or a fool.
Going to a VIP room guarantees nothing. I think some dancers want to go to VIP mostly because it buys them time from being in the stage rotation. They will, very much, hint at extracurricular activities, until actually in VIP, with the champagne open, when it is then just straight table dances and sipping champagne.
Being a gentlemen, with a waitress, can pay other dividends. I started seeing a Michaels’ waitress outside the club. (Not the one mentioned above.) On one occasion, we went to a dance club with two of the Michaels dancers, who looked to have been a couple. (Nope, no threesome happened.) Those were the days...
- chosenone2000
- 05-12-2019, 05:17 PM
I also banged a waitress out of Michael's back in the day. We met up during the day, went back to my place and had a great time. Her ass was gigantic.
- indiablvd
- 05-12-2019, 07:59 PM
I just ask his the VIP rooms at the club and then the dancer starts talking. If you still don’t get the information ask her Is it jay dances? And she will elaborate
But I doubt anything happens up there
But I doubt anything happens up there
- tbone2u
- 05-13-2019, 11:00 AM
Find a good waitress and keep her.
- HeyDiddleDiddle
- 05-21-2019, 04:12 PM
I usually approach it like this...+1
"I really need to get my dick sucked." Then just see their response. It is not asking them directly and while it seems forward, it saves a lot of time. Originally Posted by rustyshackleford112.7
You can quickly tell by the amount of hesitation and vagueness in their response what you are going to get.
- indiablvd
- 05-21-2019, 09:21 PM
Is there a chance they may call the manager and report u? Is it safe to ask directly?
- tbone2u
- 05-21-2019, 10:31 PM
Im telling you the secret....it a good waitress. They
Know everything and the girls tip them.
Know everything and the girls tip them.
- Greycowboy
- 05-22-2019, 07:03 AM
+1 on a good waitress
I actually had a waitress from Joys who would text me when they had new talent that I would be interested in.
I actually had a waitress from Joys who would text me when they had new talent that I would be interested in.
- notanewbie
- 05-22-2019, 09:40 AM
- tbone2u
- 05-22-2019, 06:19 PM
Yes sir. Sometimes they are the hottest one in the club
- Mr.Dingle
- 06-16-2019, 07:58 AM