Nightshift and dayshift are pretty different scenes at my club, likely at yours, too. I've only ever worked days, and I like it. However, for some wild reason I was randomly sent home from dayshift yesterday and told to come back at night O.o Here is what I learned, to anyone who is about to work their first night also (things might be different at your club, so all or none of this could be true for you): DON'T SPEAK TO THE DANCERS. They'll come to you if they care. Duh... Don't touch anyone's shit. Stayyyy out of the dressing room. If anyone gives you shit, just take it. DO NOT stand up for yourself. Don't. At my club, that's how a new girl gets her ass beat, fast... If you have an attitude, that's nice for you, but hang it up at the door on your way in. You are not a part of any convo the girls are having. BEWARE of any girl who talks to you. That's how I got started with the drama last night...oh my. Keep your money ON YOU at all times. Be discreet when counting your cash. Don't sit at the counter where you normally might. Put your shit on the floor/in your locker and do your makeup somewhere else if you need to. No matter how much you get picked on, just keep a lid on it. Expect drama, expect extreme bitches... Watch your back. Stay on the floor if you aren't on stage or giving a dance. Don't even really be friendly. The girls at my club hate on the friendly girls more than the quiet ones. Don't even walk in and say hi. Better safe than sorry. I thought I had a pretty good idea of what I was getting into, but I really didn't. There was everything from straight up cold bitches to middle-school style drama-seeking grown women to just plain fucking scary ladies. A couple girls were nice or mildly polite, at least, but that was far between. Apparently, I was on shift with the "nice" girls, too. At my club, almost all of the above is not true of dayshift, and I made the same money. So as far as I'm concerned, me being as small and young as I am, I'll take semi slow dayshifts over the drama and physical threat. For the next few months, at the very least. GOOD LUCK!



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