I like this new club so far, as it's one of the few in the area that's low on drama and extras. However, I'm not sure about the earnings ceiling, and I'd like you ladies' help in determining ways to reach the maximum potential.
There is a VIP area, but the fee is low and 100% of it goes to the club anyway. The benefits are that it is quieter and more secluded. However, my manager said the club does not institute any blocks of time for the dancers to sell. He said I could try it, but that if the customer said I didn't dance and he never agreed to pay for time, then they won't be able to get my money. Of course, money upfront could be an option, but if nobody else supposedly does it, I'm not sure about my success rate. Would placing a minimum for dances be advisable here? It didn't seem like many people went in anyway, but I'm just thinking.
Which brings me to my second point: the few that went into VIP seemed to be wealthier regulars. They all also happened to ask my name and how often I worked, though they were going with their usual dancers at the time. I'd like to become one of their favorites, but I'm not sure how to negotiate payment since I saw them all talking to dancers in VIP, but the club doesn't institute any payment for that. Any ideas?
I'd like to stay here at least till January, when I might move. But I'd like more options than just inching my way up by increments of twenty. Stage tips ranged dramatically depending on the girl. I did well by comparison, but they're still just an added bonus rather than a staple. Many girls walked off six-song rotations without a dollar, so I can't count on them.



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