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    Default Slower hustle club

    I've been dancing for a few years, and I just switched clubs. The club I worked at for a long time had a much quicker hustle, ie, a few minutes of chat and then pitch them a dance since the club didn't have VIP. I work at another club now, and I'm working primarily days. At this club, it seems like people expect you to talk to them for much longer in order to get a dance or a room. I can keep a conversation going, but sometimes I have a hard time then steering it back to the matter at hand: lap dance or room. Really I am at a loss. I feel like at this club making sales is all about luck- I'm still doing fine most days with a few bad ones in between, but most of the rooms and stuff I've sold have been at the suggestion of the customer. I'll sit and talk for awhile and they'll say lets have a dance or room or I'll suggest a dance and they want a room instead. Sorry this thread is kind of rambling but its so different then what I'm used to. How do you ladies keep the conversation sexy/leading up to a sale when you have to make conversation for awhile?

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    I have found that I'm better at the quick hustle. I can talk forever, but I am bad at flirting during extended conversations. During a longer talk, I think that body language and physical contact become much more important. When I talk to a guy for a while I make sure that my legs are facing his and put one of my legs in between his so that our legs touch a little while we talk. I also make a conscious effort to put my hand on his knee/shoulder/hand while we talk. Other than that, smile and laugh a lot and act very interested even if he's totally boring you.

    One of the ways I use to jump from conversation to dancing is to say something like, "I'm so glad you came in today". You're still keeping the conversation positive, but it also brings whatever you were talking about to a close and they are reminded that they are in a strip club. Then you can say something like, "I think it's time for me to dance for you".

    I know this wouldn't work in every club, because a lot of places are pretty cutthroat, but I've used going to the restroom as a re-director before. If the conversation starts to get too intense, I'll excuse myself to the restroom and when I come back I'll immediately suggest a dance. It's a nice way of cutting someone off, and while you're gone they're probably thinking about how they want a dance anyway.

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    Default Re: Slower hustle club

    good point...excusing yourself to use the ladies room...i used to (and often still do) get stuck with those guys that want to tell you their life stories and its like they feel if they talk constantly then they know you can NEVER get a chance to ask for a dance....good way to stop that is to use the restroom....thanks...great help.
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