By Belladonna

After you've gotten lucky and gotten the right girls, make sure you don't fuck it up by treating them like whores. Whether they are strippers and they don't do side work or they're full service girls and they do side work, they don't want to be put down. They don't want to be asked all kinds of ridiculous questions. Try and be nice and respectful to the girls and just try to keep a positive attitude towards the girls. We can smell your fear from a mile away.

Tipping

A tip depends on how much you've paid, but at least 20 bucks. Don't have guys throwing dollar bills and then another dollar. That's not very classy. Sometimes guys don't care a whole lot about impressing a stripper, maybe on a subconscious level they do, they don't care if they impress you and they act really stupid. Looking good in front of the strippers depends on how much this means to you. If you aren't planning to tip the girls throughout the show, be gracious and tip them on the way out. If they have done a good job and made everyone happy, at least $20 a girl will cover cabfare or parking.

Right and Wrong Way to Ask For Extras

Even though it's illegal, it shouldn't be. If you want some what you have to do is pull the girl aside, away from other people so they can't hear, and ask "Do you do full-service?" or "Are there other services available?"

If she asks you to specify, just be as blunt as you want to be. Not disrespectful, but be clear about what you want. Ask how much. If it sounds like it's too much for you, don't start going, "Oh! That's too much! What, are you crazy?" That is the worst. I don't know about other girls, but I freaking hate when guys do that. If you're too ashamed, have your friend ask. Have your friend go up to the girl and ask "My friend wants a little something-something, how about it and how much?" That's about it. Don't negotiate it too much, the girls will get annoyed and make the price go up. But that's me, I personally don't negotiate, other girls might. No one likes to be nickel and dimed, no matter what business you're in.