
Originally Posted by
BringOnTheMen
My numbers (and I believe this is true of the vast majority of girls here) are after all house fees, club cuts, funny money cuts, room fees, etc, AND all tip outs, but BEFORE any miscellaneous purchases I made at the club, including parking. A lot of girls will complain that they "haven't made anything yet" when in reality they've already made $120 but ordered food, got a few drinks, and bought a new bikini from the outfit guy. Thinking of it that way seems too depressing to me so I always include any money I've spent in my total earnings, and I think it helps me not spend money while at work too.
Btw, I used to (and still try to...but I'm getting lazy) track all of my money in a detailed excel document that had columns like this:
Money: (so, my earnings)
Hours: (hours spent at the club)
Total $$: (all the money before cuts)
Dance $$: (all of the money I earned in dances before cuts)
House: (Whatever the house took in the form of fees and cuts)
Funny Money: (amount of money that I lost because I got paid in funny money instead of cash)
Tip out: (total amount of money I tipped out to the staff)
You should never think of money that is going to the house as "your" money. It's very depressing, and I think it encourages bad work ethic. I would see a lot of girls complain about how much of "their" money the house is taking, whereas me and my friends would always have those cuts on our brain the entire time and would be a little more creative about getting tips to make up for those cuts. Yeah, it sucks to work at a club that takes very high cuts but as long as they are set in stone and you know about them ahead of time, you can definitely work around them and actually make "your" money.
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