I think I have posted previously that I am attracted to the young dancers in early 20's, but I always find myself ditching them to veterans who been stripping for like 10+ years and I notice these same girls also seem to lose customers to veterans too. There are some girls in early 20's who started when 18 who I like but they have already had like 4-5yrs of experience under belt and behave different than young girls in early 20's who just started.
Why do you think the veterans in club seem to make the most money?
I got a few ideas...
One stripper who had been stripping for over 10+ years said that she leaves any emotional baggage she has at home that too often she sees with the young girls they bring their emotional problems into the club and it really has an effect on sales, guys get turned off by the attitude. She also said with some of they younger dancers they aren't there for the money, but for the flirt. They sit with guys all night for free who aren't paying them money or buying any dances. She said if she wanted the thrill of guys flirting with her she would go to a bar. She said no one sits with her for free in the club, she is here to make money.
I also see dancers not liking another dancer because she has a habit of stealing her customers away from her. My feeling is if her customers are ditching her for another dancer she must be doing something wrong. Often times I see young dancers lose customers to the veterans. Dancers will use the excuse that they lose customers to more attractive girls, I find blaming everything on "looks" is a convenient cop-out girls use instead of taking responsibility and changing what they are doing in the club.
I also notice the veteran dancers who seem to have the VIP rooms and dance booths booked all night, even though they are the more busy girls in the club, ironically aren't too busy for a new customer and always seem willing to squeeze in an extra customer during their shift. Where the young girl who is getting no dances and is busy flirting all night, seems to ignore a lot guys and is too busy...and this same girl will leave the club complaining she "made no money tonight".
It also seems to survive in the club as a dancer for 10+ years and be a great money earner it takes brains. Many of the veteran dancers in the club seem to me a lot smarter then the new young girls who have been dancing for a few months.



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