How not to be a loser & sucker at the club
Man, did I ever get hosed three days ago at Lusty Adventures. Here's what NOT to do, gentlemen.
(It all happened so fast, please don't blame me, rather learn from me.).
I'm at Lusty's. A decent enough dancer comes over and interacts with me (when I say "decent enough," I mean that I can get hard and enjoy myself despite looks that are faaaaar from ideal).
I've been at Lusty's twice before and know that private dances are $20/ each. I take this dancer / ***** to the private area. I get two songs from her and it's damn enjoyable. Nothing beyond my expectations and nothing short of my expectations. Simply, middle of the road private dance and I'm not complaining whatsoever.
After the dances I go to settle up. Two songs is $40 bucks, plus I have a finsky four-pack ($20) for a tip. The dancer says, "no, that was 3 songs. " I know that it wasn't three songs, but how would I prove it? I go along with her silly three-not-two-songs claim. Stupid me. Next the dancer asks, "will you pay the bartender?" Pay the bartender? That seems like a strange request, but whatever. I say, "sure, I'll pay the bartender, just hand me back the money so that I can pay her. " NOPE! The dancer actually wants me to pay the house / bartender fee of $5/ song. Today / Now I'm angry with this, but in the moment of regaining my senses and not wanting to be a dickhead, I said, Um, Okay, I'll pay the bartender. Bad move, fellas!
Long story short, I got about six minutes of private dancing (not really private as the private-dance area is behind a curtain / screen thingy). I paid $40 for two legit songs, I tipped $20 legit, then I paid another $20 for a third "phantom" song that I never heard, and finally I paid the bartender $5/ song ($15 bucks total) for a total of $95 bucks for about 6 minutes of action. Dudes, don't be me!