Okay, I'm always the one at work that gets along with everyone. Or at least I try to. I'm NEVER one of the mean chicks and I'm always helpful. This is why I'm almost alway the girl to "train" new girls.
So, we get a new girl last week and she's kinda not understanding what to do. On her first day, I showed her the ropes and kinda walked her through everything. Then, by the end of the night, she's crying saying "What am I doing wrong? No one wants to talk to me and i didn't make any $." I suggested that "Firstly, you've been in the dressing room most of the night. Get out there and meet people. Secondly, your walking around without confidence." She went out there and made at least something.
The next couple of days were just a MESS. Thurs-Sat, she cried EVERY NIGHT. The other girls were so fed up with it and they're like "If your not cut out to do this, just quit already." I FELT SO BAD. She then starts crying and crying. The next night she comes in, follows me around all night, and by the end of the night shes crying again and the girls are ripping on her again telling her to just "quit already because we're not going to baby her." I'm to the point where I'm even irritated. She tells the owner of the club that the girls are being mean to her and he called a meeting where we were all told that we have to work together and blah blah. Then he punished all of us by cutting us all off drinking! Now, I'm kinda getting sick of her.
Sorry for the RANT but what should we do?



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You're at work to make money for yourself, not to hold the hands of girls who have no business being in a strip club. You'd actually be doing this girl (and any others like her) a giant favor by making her go it alone. If she has no one to lean on and cry to, she'll figure out a lot sooner that she's not cut out for dancing and she can move on. Like the poster above said, just b/c you need/want money doesn't mean you can be a dancer.


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