He's new to the club, but not new to managing. The club just went through a major rehiring of managers, and he is one of the new managers.
My club gives 50% commission of dancer drinks, but it HAS to come off our $110 house fee or dance fees they charge for merchandise dances. Well, he tried not to give me my commissions last night. I pushed for them instead.
Then, I end up owing $120 after house and merch dances, and handed him $760 in deja vu dollars, and he gives $580 back. That's a $60 "mistake".
Then this morning, I start adding up all the deja vu dollars I should have had last night, and it comes out to $800, not the $760 HE counted. I should have counted it all last night, but he ran it through a money counting machine, but I guess some of the dollars stuck together or something. I wasn't watching the machine at all, so yes it was easy for him to dupe me.
So basically, last night, the manager "miscounted" $100 worth of deja vu dollars, of which I caught and recieved $60.
God sometimes I am waaayyy to trusting of people. I want to call the club today and tell them they owe me $40. I am pretty sure they can count that because it was all from a credit card converted to deja vu dollars, which is ran through their computer system. It's at least worth a shot.
But seriously, trying to gip me out of $100? And a manager doing that? That's an awefully big "mistake".




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He said he is going to look at the deja vu dollars and accounts and see and he'll call back as soon as he can. sigh....


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