I have no doubt that I'm going to get my ass kicked for this, but I'll do it anyway, because most men in the clubs wanna know. I have seen a lot of complaints from dancers that they have to "pay the house" in order to dance. I don't understand the problem. Now, I realize that in my profession (just as an example) that I do not have to pay in order to work in the office. However, I also do not have the potential to earn $20 in a 3 minute period of time, nor do I make any more one day versus another. It seems to me that the house charges some money in order to provide you with a place to make money. Sometimes not so much...but sometimes quite a bit. To be honest, $500 in a single night seems like a lot to me. I also see a lot of complaints about how "cheap" guys are. While I do not consider myself cheap, I am definitely frugal. I have to be. I want to be able to go to a club and spend a few bucks, but I also don't want to spend that money in the first 5 minutes of walking in the club. It is not that I am only willing to spend $50 ...but rather there are times where that is all I ABLE to spend.
So, my question(s):
How much is too much for the house to receive?
Do you think it is fair or unfair?
Do you look down on those people who spend less than $250 in a sitting?
Help me be a better customer![]()


Reply With Quote


.

Each sale takes on average 5-10 min. to make and close. And don't forget the many attempted sales that don't close and the time it takes to go on stage several times a night and the time it takes to do touch ups costume changes throughout the shift.


Bookmarks