Sorry for the awkward title. What I mean is when you're doing multiple lapdances, do you ask after every song "want another?" Or do you just keep going until they say when? I recently switched from a "bar with dancers" kinda club (where the house takes $20 from our $30 dances) to a much more profitable lapdance club, where customers generally buy several dances at a time and tip us decently on top of the $20 per song we get. This is now my main club, but I am working an occasional shift at the first club. The lapdance club does not have a dj, just a playlist so the songs are not cut and there is a second or two of silence between songs, so I don't feel quite so bad about not asking after every song because it's kinda obvious when each song is over. The first club has a dj who usually (but not always) gets on the mic between songs so it's not as blatant when each songs ends. Anyways, I would ALWAYS ask after each song but since switching to the LD club I'm wondering if I could maximize my profits by not reminding custies after every song. I would never rip anyone off, don't wanna be *that* person, and I would still make it a point to remind the customer every few songs or so "hey it's been ___ songs, still wanna keep going?" but I'm just thinking about adjusting my hustle a bit, since I'm only getting $10 a song and potentially taken out of the stage rotation I might as well make it worth my while. I am going back to my first club tonight and I'm considering saying "okay it's $30 a song for a basic dance, I'll wait for you to say when" so I know the custie is totally clear on the price beforehand and there can be no misunderstandings.
On the flipside, at my first club there are a few girls (top earners) who refuse to do LDs altogether and tell customers they're either doing a VIP room or nothing at all with them, and I've thought about taking that approach but I'm not exactly a top earner. What do you think?



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I always do verbally count each song, but I do it in a sexy way.

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