So I've just started working at a new club. This club is infinitely better in terms of regular earning potential compared to the other clubs in the city.
Now, I'm kind of torn about what to do. Tonight, after a dance, I got accused of kissing a client by the doorman. I was dancing with another girl and straddled my legs on the chair to put my boobs above his face. I can kind of see how this position plus my long hair can lead someone looking in briefly to believe that I was kissing the client, but still, if one had thought I was doing any extras, would one not tell me then and there to stop it and get out? Anyway, when accused I got pretty riled up and got into a mini argument as he did not want to listen to a word I said.
The girl I was dancing with went to the doorman after I told her about it and told him outright that I was not doing anything, however then he got all belligerent on her and told her to mind her own business.
I don't think I've ever been so freaking pissed off in my dancing career. I've never had management or staff talk to me with such disrespect and as such, have packed up my locker and am still stewing at home. If he had actually listened to what I said, and regardless of whether he believed me, at least admitted to being unsure, I would have been okay about it. I wish they freaking had cameras in the booth so they could freaking check that I dance 'cleanly'.
My dilemma now is whether I actually want to work at a club with such disrespectful staff. Should I ignore the brutes and keep working there and am no longer semi-picked on as a newbie or should I go work at my old club where management are pretty decent but earning potential greatly varies ie. minus on some nights and banking on others?
Sorry for the huge vent in advance!



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But if you keep smiling and never show that the girls are getting to you, they'll eventually see that they can't affect you and accept that you're here to stay.

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