So, last week I auditioned at the first club I wanted to work at and got hired. Yay me. I worked Wednesday and did decent b/c of all the business guys so I decided to work on Saturday and see what the difference would be, that way I would know what days to work. Saturday was DEAD till about 11:30 and we are forced to come in by 7 if we dont wanna pay 200 dollars to the house. But once we got warmed up things were ok, but I noticed a huge shift in the hustle techinque.
On, Tues-Thurs business guys come in, willing to spend alot more and they dont seem to try to get too many extras. You dont really have to hustle, you just walk around the room and see who is interested in a dance. This Saturday, the guys were cheap and every other guy wants to date you or take you back to the W. Im still pretty new to everything but I noticed that alot of girls were just telling the guys that wanted extras what they wanted to hear, then grab the money and dont do it. Is this the thing to do? I think that in the long run that this type of thing catches up with them eventually. Or maybe not?
Anyway, so for most of the night Saturday, I was honest telling the guys that I'm not that type of girl and that things that like arent allowed here, and I wasnt getting anywhere. By almost 1am I barely had any money so I thought "what the hell" I will just bullsh*t one custy and see if maybe I'm just not hustling good enough. So, I tried it on one custy and I pulled 400 for only 3 dances. I didnt do anything with him, but I made him think that I would. I only did it once, but I talked to some other dancers and they are saying that this is the whole game of hustling. Tell guys what they want to hear to get the cash. Basically telling me to act "slutty". Does anyone else hustle this way? Is telling guys what they want to hear the best way to make money?![]()


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). But nevertheless, I'd agree more with Bridgette than your comment. The fantasy can be an effective con without making a false promise. Outside the club, stringing along or leading men on this way would be quite wrong, but in my opinion, it's exactly what they really want once they pay the cover charge.
)] and a "ROB" [rip off bitch], is the perception of the "mark", i.e. customer. In a successful con (CAB), the mark doesn't know he's been "robbed", and walks away happy, more or less. Las Vegas is in a sense one giant con. You come chasing a fantasy outcome that is most definately virtually impossible but are relentlessly teased to lead you to think it is quite possible. An "ROB" leaves an angry and bitter mark behind...and one looking to get even.

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