Hello ladies,
I've been working in a club in NY for about 3 weeks now. I'm ready to give up working there. It isn't that busy, I feel like there are too many girls booked for the night compared to the number of guys that come in. I could probably stick around for longer....get a different dresss, try my hair a little differently, etc...but I'm getting very discouraged. There have been a few times when I walked home with just about zero after tip-outs and house fee. There have been some days when earned only 100 to 200. I'm pretty sure there are busier clubs out there.
I just am not sure how to tell the manager that I quit. At my club, they fine you 100 dollars for each day that you miss. I already missed 2 days, haven't told the club yet that I quit. Should I just call? I really don't want to show up to tell them, because then the manager will make me feel guilty etceter. I'm thinking of coming up with a story, such as "stripping isn't working for me...I can't do it anymore" instead of saying "I don't like working at this club."I want to avoid burning any bridges, you know what I mean?I'm booked for the rest of this week and into next week. They can't fine me and somehow charge me for the days I haven't come to despite the fact i'll tell them I quit tommorrow? I'm worried that they'll send a bill to my address or something like that. Could that happen?
Any ideas on what you'd consider the "best" way to let a club know you quit? I'm just worried about getting insulted over the phone or whatever...i've been so bummed out by the low earnings i've had on some days that i'm feeling hypersensitive (and the funny thing is, the first 3 days of working there, I did better than I did after that...but it never went over 400 dollars, which sorta sucks considering it's NY). Thanks so much!![]()



I'm booked for the rest of this week and into next week. They can't fine me and somehow charge me for the days I haven't come to despite the fact i'll tell them I quit tommorrow? I'm worried that they'll send a bill to my address or something like that. Could that happen?
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