So what do you guys think of travel dancers in clubs you hang out in?
Friday, March 11, 2022 8:54 PM
Think they keep the club lineup from getting too stale? Think they are a bunch of ROBs? Have neutral feelings and don’t care either way?
This thread is inspired by the upteenth recent review of Hiliter that mentioned travel dancers with a negative tone. At one point, I figured that was just a tuscl thing, but sure enough the very few times I’ve shown up at that club before 9pm, that was probably the most ridiculous amount of hostility from customers I’ve encountered anywhere. Just making simple eye contact and so many would glare then quickly look away. (But of course Hiliter was the place I HAD to try if I was a traveling to Phoenix was what I was told by multiple individuals. Sigh.)
Not from everyone of course, but it was a huge chunk of people. It would be as if I went to a strip club in Portland wearing a NRA t-shirt, or if I went to a club in Texas with a t-shirt that said “Whataburger sucks”—*that* level of hostility.
I just assumed being flagged as a travel dancer was the reason I dealt with mega rudeness there. It’s not like I insulted anybody’s ability to park a car to their face or anything. 👀
But not a big deal. There were other clubs around town more locals-y than that club AND I blatantly told customers I was from out of town and they reacted like most customers do in other places I’ve been. Responses like “Oh cool, so what brings you out here?” “I’ve been to Texas/Colorado/whatever I said during xyz time” are super common. And it’s an easy ice breaker because I can get somebody to recommend restaurants or things to do in the local area (And I often do actually go to the places they say when I’m not at work and have fun)
But makes me wonder how many places have customers that don’t like outsiders. In my experience, that’s not very common. But who knows, maybe I’m subconsciously filtering some people out or something…? Idk. Just interested in reading opinions.
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