As most of y'all know, my club of several years closed this year. My new club is quite the hike away & I thus lost all my regulars & have to depend on whatever comes in the door *big sad face*
My old club was very high volume, a bit more contact & a 2 song hustle. If you don't click with the crowd, wait half an hour and someone will come in that you DO fit with. My regulars were all middle-aged businessmen or retired guys. The young guys were easy enough to get a couple $10 dances out of them at least.
This new place is pretty low volume (so there are not options, you better hustle whatever comes in that door). It's a much slower hustle (it's not uncommon to see girls sit for 30 mins at the bar with a guy), and it's also not terribly friendly towards guys without a lot of cash - you basically can't touch at all until you drop at least $100 and the no-contact floor dances are $20. I can make a lot of money easily when we get the crowd it's geared towards.
What I'm having issue with is the slow nights when we get crowds of the young guys. Sunday night, there were half a dozen of us who made like $50 because we just don't like/don't know how to hustle these idiots.
The girls who were getting anything from them were sitting with them for ages. Yet... they were getting money from them... and that's what matters when there's no other customer options.
I don't mind having to sit for so long when there's nothing else to do in the club anyway but these guys are a different beast to me. I had the luxury of largely ignoring them for most of my career. I just utterly cannot relate to them at all. They're younger than me, they're dumb as bricks, they have no hobbies or interests to talk about, etc. If I play the dumb blonde or feign interest/being attracted, they want my number or to come 'party' with them after we close. If I do the sultry bit, I intimidate & turn them off that way.
Anyone have a good strategy for this situation?



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