Posted by Celtics on March 31, 2001 at 20:55:06:
In Reply to: Turning down a "freebie" posted by horndogg on March 31, 2001 at 03:30:49:
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Freebies aren't always what they are cracked up to be. Outside of the initial ego boost or the savings of a few bucks that one time, they have their downside. For one, nothing is for free. She will expect something in return, I guarantee you, and that's not to say she's a bad person for that. She may want more business in the future, or she want to go out, possibly get something going outside of the bar. I doubt it's the latter because you have said you pay hot chicas more than session money for extras. In other words, you are a good customer and things have been a little slow from what a couple chicas have told me. Taking a chica up on the offer of a freebie may also mean that she will EXPECT future business as repayment, or maybe just be insulted you pay another chica next time. Once I had a fine ficha chica give me a freebie, but things didn't work out for one reason or another over my next few visits, so I didn't spend any time with her in or out of the bar as she may have expected. Well, she saw me sitting with another chica soon thereafter and proceeded to cuss me out directly in front of chica #2. Whoa! I had to do some fast talking to get out of that one. Lucky for me chica #2 was sympathetic and understood. If a chica was a favorita, I'd gladly accept the offer of a freebie and probably make it up to her in the future. Giving the occasional freebie is not a bad bidness move for a chica because it creates goodwill and customer loyalty, especially if there is a trust there already. But if a chica that I have no interest in offered me a freebie, I'd turn her down, but explain why so that she would at least save face. A chica is putting herself on the line when she offers a freebie and when you turned her down, she lost face and so she was mad. No surprise there.
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