if there is one thing i would want to pass along to all new dancers, its to look out for customers who claim to be important at your club. a lot of customers will claim to be friends with or related to managers, bouncers, and even owners, or say that they have some other sort of clout ("i'm a part owner," or "i'm so and so's accountant/lawyer/whatever"). while sometimes this may be true, if they are asking you to do something that is against the rules and try to soothe your misgivings with these statements, they are ALWAYS BULLSHITTING YOU.
there is a particular regular at my club who does spend a great deal of money there every year (a bouncer recently told me that he spends about twenty grand a year at the club). he claims to own 51% of the club, which is patently not true, and that he decides if a girl can stay or if she'll get fired, which is also not true. i have only been dancing at my club a little less than 5 months, and i have already seen 2 girls get fired for buying into his b.s.-- one repeatedly allowed him to suck on her nipples on the floor after being told to stop, and the other was caught giving him a blow job in a v.i.p. room. both girls were told not to worry, that he would make sure that they kept their jobs, that he owned the place, that everyone listened to him, etc., when if they had been older girls (or as been as fortunate as i was to be told by the older girls to watch out!) they would never have allowed this to happen.
so please be careful... we hear a lot of shit from customers, and its hard to judge who's lying and who's not, but do not bend your principals for anyone, even if they start flashing big cash and talk a good game.



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