Friday the 13th and I'm 1740 miles away...again....I've done it in 24 hours unless there's snow in the way. Eagle F1 Supercar's and snow don't mix. Ha. So very glad I stopped in to see Marilyn before leaving.

First "Accident" many, many years ago.....I looked into the eyes of the dancer and told her if you keep doing that I'm going to have an accident. She just smiled and said "yeah".

40 - 50% of the total of the dances (unless I am asked for a tip - then much less and that's the last dance). If I didn't really enjoy the dance or feel comfortable with the dancer (and was not asked for a tip) I will still tip 40 -50% but move on. I figure by the time the lovely lady pays the house there isn't much left from the base fee and the tip helps her and me. The next time I come in she is still working because she is making a living and I get a smile, a hug. The fantasy continues for everyone. I agree that asking for a tip (at anytime) is a big turn off. I also understand the economics of wanting to ask for a little extra.. But with me you will be tipped much, much better if you don't ask.

Yes - a dancer Yes I told her - it scared the living "you know what" out of her at first.  She pulled away at first but then...we dated for some time. Life took us in different directions and the love affair moved towards friendship and the next thing we knew we weren't seeing each other at all. She called many years later.  We caught up but never reconnected. I fell in love with someone years later who told me she danced at one time.  Interesting how life plays out.