
Originally Posted by
Annastasi
It is entirely possible that you're being too nice. You don't have to be outright mean, but there's an attitude I have noticed in veteran strippers that just implies that their time is valuable, and the customer is lucky to be getting a slice of it. How long are you sitting and talking to these guys before you ask for a dance? Do you leave if they say no? It's important to remember that you are not their friend, you are a beautiful woman who is there to make money.
Talk for a song or two, try to make a connection, then ask for a dance. If they stall or say no, LEAVE! Say something like, "I'd love to talk more, but I have to try and make some money tonight! I'll check back later, when you're ready to have fun with me."
Read hustle hut until your eyeballs bleed. There's so much good advice in there. Watch what the other girls do at your particular club, see what works and what doesn't. What are the top earners doing? And give it some time. $100 a night isn't horrible for a brand spankin' new stripper, and it will only get better as you get more experience.
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