I was a regular at Swinging Richards when I first moved to Atlanta until one day I sat down and looked how much I was spending. Now I only go a few times a year. After last night I may question even going at all and it’s because of one guy. It’s a little frustrating to pay $5 to park, $10 to enter, $10 for the VIP lounge so I can have a little more personal time and $10 for my first drink and tip. In less than 10 mins I had spent $35, which would be ok if this wouldn’t happen to spoil the evening. I saw a dancer on stage that I really liked and gave him a nice tip to show him I was interested. After he got off the stage he goes back to the dressing room for 15mins, then shows back up working the patrons. After about an hour he finally comes over to me (the club was dreadfully slow and he spent a lot time with other dancers and working customers for drinks) which I was happy because he was so cute very personable and very sexy! When he ask if I wanted a dance in the VIP room I said yes, he was fantastic as a dancer and we had a great time. I did three dances with him and paid him $60 and thank him for the fun, he immediately lit into me that I owed him $80. He may be a professional dancer but I am a professional customer and I knew how many dances we did. I immediately looked at him and said “I now remember you, you pulled the same stunt on me the last time I was in here”, which was in December. I then told him it was so sad because he was so cute, great personality, gave great dances and had a sexy body and he didn’t need to pull this stunt. He then just walk off.
My question should I have said anything to management or leave it alone and let this kid figure it out on his own? I watch two other guys to leave the VIP room abruptly after their dances with him.