I've been dancing for one week, and I love it! As a newbie, I simple stay out of the way of the other girls, and am always polite and smiling. I'm not there to be friends with them, but I want to be respectful of the other girls and dancer etiquette. Because of this, I have a question about something that happened last night...
Towards the end of the night there was a gentleman who was tipping me on stage, and wanted me to come over to see him after I was finished up there. When I got on the floor, one of the veteran girls (Dancer A) was with him. So I waited a bit, talked to other customers, gave other dances, etc. I went over to him when I saw he was free and that Dancer A was no longer over there. The gentleman and I ended up getting along really well, and he was very impressed by my body and brain. I spent a solid half hour or so with him, giving him many dances. He also talked about coming back to see me again.
Later in the dressing room, Dancer A was pissing and moaning about "some stupid bitch stepping on [her] toes", and that she didn't do as well as she would have because of "stupid bitches." I presume she was talking about me, because when I said very politely, "Are you by any chance talking about me being with that customer? I'm sorry if I did anything that offended you," she just ignored me.
IMO, she's just pissed that I made money off the gentleman and she didn't. There were plenty of other customers in the club for her to hustle, and the man was sitting by himself. Blaming me for her failure to make more $$$ is childish and ridiculous. But I'd like your opinions. Did I do something wrong? Was what I did a breach of etiquette? (If so, I was heretofore unaware that simply talking to a customer makes him your property!)



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