By paying attention to hustle hut and what the other girls in the clubs I work at do/don't do, I have doubled ,even sometimes, tripled my money. I have never been a big hustler and I don't really think I am now. Its just too simple to be classified as a hustle.
Most girls I work with will sit by themselves, hide in the dressing room, or sit at the bar, if its slow. I read on here, NEVER SIT ALONE- it looks like you are stuck up or no one wants to sit with YOU! I have been doing this for the past few weeks and my money has increased.
1. Even if they aren't tipping at the stage, go and ask if you can join them. Some of the guys can be a little shy or just want some one to talk to. I don't walk over and ask if they want a table dance, I ask can I join them. 90% of the time, they say yes. We have a good chat, they'll normally by me a drink in the first few minutes, and then when I get on stage, they follow me. When I get off stage, I tell the customer that I will be right back, I have to freshen up. That gives him a few minutes to see the next girl on stage. After my little break, I return and we continue the conversation. This is the time where I ask if he is interested in a dance. NOT DO YOU WANT A DANCE? but would you like to come in the back with me? This method generally works for me but I can't do this all night long if the club is busy.
2. Another thing I do, is that when I am walking past customers (while heading to the dressing room, the restroom), I at least say hi and ask if they are having a good time. Never say it on the way to the private room with another customer, your attention should be on him! When I do return from whatever I was doing, I go back again to the guys I passed up and use hustle #1 on them.
3. Introduce yourself to as many customers if you can! When its busy I cant really use hustle #1 on everybody, although I do for a select few. I go around saying hi to everyone, introduce myself, and ask for table dances. Sometimes they say no but join them for a drink. Sometimes they ask for a private dance. Sometimes they don't want anything but that is rare.
4. Smile!!! My biggest pet peeve and what I hear the most complaints about is girls not smiling. Even if you don't want to be there, feel like shit, feel like killing some one, or want to scream, SMILE! If they don't think you are having fun, why the hell do they want to be there? They are there to tip and buy dances from entertainers. They are not going to tip a girl who looks like she has issues, is bored, or doesn't want to be there. Which brings me to number 5
5. Check your attitude at the door! They don't need to hear that you had a fight with your boyfriend or even your mother. They don't need to hear that you hate a particular dancer. They don't need to hear that you are not making any money. They don't need to hear that you are bored. You are there to entertain them and sometimes listen to their problems. They are not there to listen to yours.
6. Make eye contact! Even if you are looking at a spot between their eyes, it looks like you are looking directly at them. I always look them in the eyes and I have a few regs that pay me just to stare into my eyes. When you look anywhere else (like the ceiling or the wall) it makes it look like you are not interested and even makes you look bored.
Basically what I do is common sense for any job. Have a good attitude, Smile, make eye contact, introduce yourself, and be entertaining. I just don't understand why I am the only one really doing this at the clubs I work at. Granted I don't like sharing my money with the next girl but I am tired of hearing the bitching about no money when I am banking nearly every night!
Get off your ass already!



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That's perhaps my problems at times - having endurance! Because some of thsoe guys who will give you their wallet.... are emotionally exhausting! LOL!

) but he didn't know that, this was his first VIP. I tried to make it fun for him but his mind was made up. So, does this rule apply to the horrible ones that we rant about, or just the ones that are tolerable?
Nah, but I never feel like I'm taking advantage of anyone. I am not a doctor, so I have no idea what someones maximum alchohol limit is.



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