I went back to my club after three weeks off and was surprised to find that last night we had three girls (including me) from a few weeks ago and SIX girls that were new (within the past week). Apparently there's been a lot of turnover lately.
Now I'm always nice to new girls, especially to the ones with little to no dancing experience, but there's a couple of these new girls that are about to find themselves on the receiving end of a very painfully-learned lesson. Me and the two veterans were talking last night at the end of the night in the DR.
One of the new dancers will come sit on your customer's lap while you're hustling. I was at a table and the guys actually said, "Oh, no! I thought she wasn't working tonight!" when she walked in. Additionally, she steals money from the customer's tables. The customers she butted in on left about ten minutes after she hit the floor (and their lap), whispering to me on the way out that they didn't want to be there if she was there.
Another of the new girls was trash-talking other dancers (I overheard her trash-talking to a customer and pulled her aside to tell her politely to knock it off), doing $10 lapdances (when our club sets our minimum LD price at $20; I got really tired of trying to explain to custies that "Our club says we're not allowed to charge less than $20," and hearing, "But so-and-so gave me a dance for $10." And she admitted openly that she does $10 dances.), and letting guys suck her tits and touch her cookie (through the T-back). That bitch was getting on my LAST nerve.
So me and the two veterans were discussing it, and one of the veterans said, "These new bitches are about to find out what a dressing room party is if they don't watch out." I'm guessing that a "dressing room party" is probably not like Girls Gone Wild? These girls are "old-school" dancers; what are they actually referring to?





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