due to the joy of student loans i have to put off a permanent retirement from club dancing, and in the meantime i have to return to my last club. it's excellent money potential and all that, but there is one problem.
the club diva/resident feature is an undercutter. she is literally a primary crowd draw and has been at the club from its beginning and has tons of devoted regulars and accounts for a sizable fraction of the repeat business we get (guys come in because they know of her name via word of mouth and internet postings). the problem is that she gives out free dances and price-cuts to acquire those regulars. all the other girls know that she routinely does private dances for less than 20 per, and it's starting to cause tension, not least because sometimes those repeat customers get dances with other girls (including myself) and want the 'special dances' she offers. they stop after 1-2 songs if a girl charges even the standard minimum 20 per song.
what is the best way to handle this? she is best friends with management and tips very generously to staff. basically i would like to sell multiple dances to the repeat customers who are happy to try several girls in a night, but get the most dances from her because she gives out free or reduced price ones. i don't mind that she is a huge stage draw and advertisement for the club, but i do mind that word of mouth leads a lot of guys to think other dancers suck for charging even 20 a song.



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