The two clubs I'm looking at have the best reputations and most heads through the door in my area. They are both of the same chain, so their policies are identical:
1/2 hour room cost to customer $250 (more if using credit card), $180 goes to dancer, which gets reported on a 1099, and another 30% goes to Uncle Sam, leaving a net of approx. $126 per half hour room to dancer.
The other rooms have same outcome: set fee for customer. Dancer gets same percentage (about 50%) in the end.
I wonder if this kind of payment structure flies with you ladies. To me it seems not really worth the trouble trying to sell these rooms in the first place. From the time it takes to close the sale to dealing with a customer who is looking to you to give them their $250 or more worth of entertainment for the half hour, I would feel like I'm not being justly compensated. Especially since I would also be paying fees to work in these places.
Whether I get tipped on top of it depends on how generous/cheap the customer is, so that's a variable. I find most guys are on the tight side after they've shelled out the original fee.
Is $126 worth it to be in a room/booth with a customer for a half hour? Or do you say screw it and focus on single dances instead?



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