[QUOTE=TalkYes;2759645]The only thing I did was walk out of a few clubs and call a girl a ***** over text, which I later apologized for and she still wants to meet up. Then made a couple posts venting about my experiences. Nothing about that is throwing a tantrum. That's you being dismissive.[/QUOTE]No. The first girl:
[QUOTE]finished dancing and comes and asks me for a tip for her dancing. I say no, that's what I paid cover for. At this point I'm pissed. It's not about the money, it's the principle. Like maybe you think I'm cheap for not wanting to give her 2 or 5 mil (assuming you have those bills, once you dig into your pocket it's game over) but I think the club the club is cheap if they pay their dancers so little that they have to panhandle.[/QUOTE]That's the beginning of a tantrum. Had you bothered to do any research you would have known that once girls come off stage they make the rounds and ask for tips, that a 2 k tip is standard and it's okay to politely decline. Then you rant that the strip club should pay the dancers more.
How does someone make it past the age of 12 without understanding that strippers get paid by tips from customers? "Tuck a buck", "make it rain?" If you've ever been in a strip club in your life you had to have seen guys tipping girls and girls making the rounds after the stage to get more tips. Then the first time it happens in Medellin you gripe about a non-existent strip club business model.
When a second dancer does the same, perfectly natural and normal strip club thing, you leave. The only way you could have been more clueless about how strip clubs work would be if you called the police to report naked women in the strip club.
[QUOTE]As for your theory about how tipping panhandling strippers keeps the club full, I think that's just you making a logical leap just to make me feel ridiculous when I'm not being ridiculous. If a girl is hot, she will make good money just from guys wanting attention whether it be tips, drinks, private dances, or fucking in the back. If not, she will have to put on some extra charm to get by, which has not been the case in my experience. That's how it works in clubs in the USA, (since you made the comparison) and that's how it should work everywhere. You keep repeating how cheap 2 mil is as if you're not listening to my counter argument, or as if you're ignoring it completely for the convenience of your argument. The amount is irrelevant. If I want to tip a girl for her attention, I will give her 10 or 20. So no, I don't want to have to tip the bartender to help me fill my pockets with 2's so that girls I'm not interested in will leave me alone and not gossip about me in the dressing room (another thing you brought up). The system sucks, if you disagree, fine, but try to be respectful or at least not disingenuous in how paint your opponent's argument. I'm not the first one on here to say it's a dumb system, I'm not even the only one on here that's currently saying so, and I won't be the last. And judging by how argumentative you are, it really does nothing to convince me that I'm being ridiculous, moreso that you're just a bit abrasive let's say (so that this post gets approved).[/QUOTE]They weren't panhandling. A panhandler does absolutely nothing and asks for money. Time for a Mr. Obvious lesson.
Strip clubs have girls called strippers. Strippers dance and remove their clothes to entertain the customers. The customers have the option of showing their appreciation by giving money to the stripper. That's called a tip. Tips are voluntary. If you decide to tip, the stripper will usually provide some type of physical display to thank you for the tip.
Get it now? They dance. They take off their clothes. They ask for tips. They provide entertainment. In exchange, they ask for a tip. Strippers in the US do it. Street performers around the world do it. It's completely, fucking normal and not something to get all pissy about.
You don't seem to know shit about strip clubs, in the US or anywhere else. Do you know how a good looking dancer makes money in the US? She does it by making the rounds, finding the customers who are there to spend money and then convincing them to open up their pockets. The most beautiful girl in the club, rarely makes more money than the hardest working girl in the club. And the hardest worker makes bank every time. The beauty queen, unless she's also working hard, only makes big bucks when she gets lucky.
I keep saying 2 k because the amount is important. However, you first have to remove your head from your ass and recognize that strippers asking for tips is the way things work. If 10 girls come by each hour and you tip each 2 k, you've spent $4. In an hour. In a strip club. If you're supposed to tip 10-20 k, you're potentially spending $20-$40 per hour.
Are you beginning to grasp it now? Nothing that happened in Fase 2 was worth getting pissed about, or walking out over. The exact same thing happens to every single person who goes to a strip club. However, everybody else realizes there are strippers in strip clubs, that the strippers strip and that after stripping, the strippers ask for tips.
Finally, let's be clear. I'm not abrasive. I'm an asshole. I'm an asshole because I don't join people's pity parties. Instead I tell them the way things are. And nobody wants to hear that when they're wallowing in self-pity.
I was the same way my first time. A bunch of assholes on ISG kept telling me that I was going about things the wrong way. For some stupid reason, they thought all their years of experience were more important than my idea of how things should be. Fortunately for me, I'm a quick learner. 4 hours into my trip which was about to become a complete disaster, I swallowed my pride, admitted that all those assholes had been right and I changed course. The rest of the trip was great. Had I stuck with my stupidity, I would have never mongered again.
Instead, here I am 8 years later, being the asshole and trying to keep people from ruining their trip. However, if you'd rather piss and moan instead of landing more good pussy than you can possibly handle, keep doing your thing.