I'm starting to think I vastly overestimate how much I have to work to satisfy the average customer!
Last night, around midnight, I was tired and in a shitty mood, but wasn't about to sit in the dressing room and miss out on whatever I could make. I ended up cutting out most of the bullshit talking (like i said, was not in a good mood and not in the mood for talking). I still acted upbeat and fun, but i didn't spend a lot of time chatting--just approached, maybe asked where they were from or some other opening line, and then just asked for the dance--really not caring whether I got it or not!
To my surprise, I got most of my dances after I started operating this way.guys were a lot more receptive for some reason, and the ones that weren't or that wanted to "just keep talking", i didn't waste time on...just moved on to another guy who usually woud up dancing with me.
Then while I was in the booths, I started giving what I thought were "crappy" lapdances--not nearly as much grinding, not as much contact, moving much more slowly and drawing everything out, not putting up with their roving hands, etc.
I thought for sure I'd only be getting one dance from these guys, since I wasn't working hard to "give them their money's worth". But the opposite happened. half the time I didn't have to ask them for a second dance, they asked me! More than one guy who I gave my supposedly-crappy dance to went back to his friends' table with me and raved about how i was "so worth it" and they all should try me (LOL). I was standing there thinking WTF? I did much less than usual, and had a MUCH more profitable night than usual?
Does anyone else find this to be true?


guys were a lot more receptive for some reason, and the ones that weren't or that wanted to "just keep talking", i didn't waste time on...just moved on to another guy who usually woud up dancing with me.
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