If a dancer is being ostracized onstage, there are two likely scenarios; first, she may have done something (or a lot of somethings) to earn the blacklist status (stealing, being dirty in VIP {for those who don't know, if it's not generally accepted behavior in a club, one or two "dirty" dancers can make the playing field uneven and even endanger the very existence of the club}, being an instigative drama queen, etc). Secondly, she may simply be a new girl. It can be very difficult to be the new girl, especially in bigger clubs, simply because girls come and go at a rate you cannot imagine. Why bother to buddy up the new girl, when she may be gone at the end of the week? I've been at my club for nearly 2 years, and when I first started, it took 3 weeks before ANYONE told me hello without me initiating the greeting. Hope this helped!



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Guys that try to stiff me on dances or drinks, and then insult me when I try to confront them for my money.
This one pisses me off to no end...
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