DW, this is a two dimensional medium. If you, or others, are reading "attitude" into my posts I can only assure you that what I am attempting to be is plain spoken. I have no desire to express 'attitidue'.Originally Posted by DancerWealth
Now, on the subject of hustling. I agree there is a conceptual theory where "hustling" means putting yourself out there in your best light. Maximizing yield to potential client ratios by making the good sales pitch. Well, who said anything that I wrote disagrees with any of that? What you aren't taking into account is the practical concept of hustling as being presented on these very pages. I know what I am reading.
Information between seller and buyer, whether on purpose or by accident, is being passed through a filter so that what comes out the other end is a sales pitch that allows the end client to presume he is going to get something he isn't. Is this what you teach your students? Do you teach them to use weasel words and deceptive practices, or do you teach them to be upfront about what they offer? If a potential client asks direct questions, do you instruct them to, as much as possible, give direct answers, or do you teach them to say whatever is necessary to get the client into the VIP knowing that it may very well cause a tense situation in its aftermath when the client leaves unsatisfied?
All I am stating is that there is a way to get the right dancers with the right clients so that everyone is happy and it all begins with the dancer's sales pitch.
If that is out of line then the whole concept of strip-clubs is out of line because its a pig-in-a-polk. It doesn't have to be that way.
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