I've been working at my club for about two years now, and lately I've been having this major fear of going into work because I'm afraid of not making any money. It's an upscale place where I used to make bank, but lately it's been slow, and last shift I would've probably left in the negative if my regular hadn't come to see me. My fear has gotten so bad that I've avoided making a schedule, and have been going in only once or twice a month. This month, I made a schedule, but completely panicked last time I was supposed to work, and did a no-call no-show which I have NEVER done before. I'm scheduled to work again tonight but I reallyyy don't want to, and I can't make myself get into a positive mood about it no matter how much I try.
I have found another place to work, which I really like. However, I've only been there about 2 weeks, and idk what the $$ potential will really be like after the "new girl" money wears off. I'm worried about quitting my current club right now because I'm afraid that some combination of me backing out of working for the rest of the month when I'm already on the schedule, previously not coming in for a month or two at a time, not being one of the top earners, and them previously having to make special arrangements for me (I got injured and had to be excused from stage for a while) would keep me from getting hired again if I wanted to come back. Is this an irrational thing to think? If there's a chance they might hire me back and I do end up quitting, how do I get out of working tonight, and the other days I'm already scheduled for this month? Do I just stop showing up, or do I call in with some excuse, and if so......what do I say?? (I know I'm probably wayyy overthinking this, but it's causing me some major anxiety right now. Any advice is much appreciated!)



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