I work the slow times at my club because I tend to do better. I generally get around 3 dances per hour including time wasted doing stage and in the dressing room. I tend to notice that since there are not a lot of guys at the club, they notice who is getting a lot of dances and who is getting rejected. If I take 2 guys upstairs for a dance in a row, the third guy will almost certainly say yes. If I get two rejections in a row, the third guy will almost certainly say no.
There is a guy who tips me reasonably well for convo. Our club has no VIP room, just couches for private dances. He gives me $120/hour which is good considering I'd get $60 in dances for an hour. The only problem is, I think it looks to customers like I am hustling him for an hour and then getting a rejection. I've tried talking him into going to the couch booths because "the seats are really comfy" and I tell him I won't dance or take off clothes... we'll just talk. At least this way it would look to others like I am getting paid. But he doesn't want to.
Should I just accept the money and not worry about "bad publicity" or is there something I can do about this?



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