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    Hey, I've been feeling really negative lately about work.
    I mean, this has got to be the most manic-depressive job in the world...the extreme highs coupled with the extreme lows.

    So how about the highs?

    I was just wondering what positive feel-good / success-at-work / finish-your-shift-stinking-rich stories people might have to share and recount? ..You know, the ones that make you feel on top of the world and cause you to sigh and think, I LOVE this job! ??

    What about that one night a customer took you to VIP, and told you you didn't have to take your dress off, and then proceeded to sit and chat with you there for 3 hours - you, all the while, getting paid?

    What about the time, some drunken idiot stumbled up to the stage while you were dancing and stuffed a thick wad of 20's in your g-string?

    What about the time you were having the worst most discouraging night ever, and then, at your shittiest moment when you were least expecting it (and quite frankly about ready to high-tail it out of the place), you meet this really cool customer who seems to just "get you" on the wave length your on,...and then one thing lead to another,...and you, without even asking, ended up getting tipped some exorbitant amount of money just for having a great time with him?

    Hahaha, I remember this one time, a customer actually gave me $2000 to leave the club and go have dinner with him at this late-night Diner! Took the money, sat around and chatted over some food, then said, 'Ok, that was a nice meal, it's been great, see ya pal!', hopped in a cab, and was on my way home. That was the BEST!

    I feel like I need to be reminded of [I]those[I] kinds of stories right now, if you know what i mean... I think we all do!

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    I was having a decent night at work. It started off slow with a couple assholes asking for blowjobs, who I set straight and had thrown out. A ton of girls show up, decide there is no money tonight, and most leave. BOOM. we get SLAMMED. I am doing lap dances, stage shows, and bed dances without so much time as to pee. I get called up to the stage. Both stages were PACKED with guys, and I was getting tipped really well. I did a set on stage one, then another on stage two immediately after (kind of like a rotation. Dance and strip on stage one, dance nekkid on stage two, get off). the DJ put on Prodigy's Spit Fire on for me (which is the song that I get seriously pump to) and I just hit my stride. I was on a fucking roll and the guys LOVED it!

    I got off, drenched in clean sweat, wiped myself down, put my outfit back on, and walked out just as a (really hot!) guy came looking for me. He asked for a lapdance, and I said sure! Come with me, babe! I walk him back to our lap dance area (a room with a small number of couches) and he turns to the guy who takes your money/CC for various things and hands him his Amex. "How many dances, sir?" Guy ponders this and shrugs. "Dunno yet. We'll just run it when you guys close." Soooo many dances. He was great about them too. When I was sweating from it, he paused the dances (while still paying me for my time!) so I could go wipe down with baby wipes before going for more!

    I got into Boyfriend's car at the end of the night, stared at him with this HUGE wad of twenties and fifties and said 'GOD I love my job!"

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    hahahaha that's awesome !

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    A couple weeks ago I was working a Sat night. It was slow. A customer came in and did an hour in VIP - sat, chatted, drank. Tipped me $200.

    Then I went to a group of 3 guys and got the guy I was sitting with in the back for an hour - it was his sons bachelor party. The other 2 guys got girls and we all went in back - chatted and drank. When the hour was over dad found a different girl but I had an hour with his son...

    3 hours in VIP - no dancing - just drinking and chatting plus tips. I also did some floor dances and pretty well on stage. In 7 years of dancing I made more money that night than ever. Not to mention it wasnt even like work. I just sat there and got paid for it. Id have to say it was my best/fav night dancing ever.

    I got back to my hotel (where my guy was) and had to wake him up sooo excited. He was so happy for me.

    EDIT: This was after not dancing in reno for a good few months.... so I was all happy to go to work and stuff because it had been so long. I think the good mood helped tremendously.

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    K, my feel good story didn't equal a lot of money for me....but here it is,

    A weekend night and the club was semi crowded, but the crowd was mostly rude young guys and couples. Not the best....
    I had a cocktail and waited to get on stage, and danced to one of my favorite songs. As I was crawling around on the stage I saw this little head peek up over the edge, and a dollar in the guys mouth. At first I was thinking, "Oh gross! I am NOT taking a dollar out of some guys mouth! And certainly not with my own!" Then the guy sort of spit the dollar out...wtf? I got closer, the guy was in a wheel chair, severly crippled. Actually, I'm describing it wrong, birth defects. He had no arms, no legs, but one crippled foot where his hip should be. And the most amazing eyes ever.
    So I went over to him, did a little wiggle show in front of him and leaned over and kissed him and the cheek and said "Thanks!" the dollar was a 5.

    Then he put another up...and by the end of the song he had put up four of them. His friend/caretaker would take the bills out and put them in his mouth so he could put them on the stage.

    When I got off stage I went over and told him thank you, peck on the cheek and a wink, then went to go freshen up. As soon as I came out of the locker room his friend came and pulled me to the side, "Would you be okay with dancing for my friend? He'd really like for you to."
    "Can he sit on the bench or would he rather sit in his chair?"
    He said "He'd actually rather sit on the bench, as long as you don't mind."

    So he picked him up and placed him on the bench. The guy was mostly torso, and he did have two feet where his hips were, one was much smaller than the other. I introduced myself and we chatted while waiting for the next song to start and I asked some pointed questions
    "If I lean on you, will it throw you off balance?"
    "Nope!" Big ole smile!
    "K, and do you have feeling everywhere or is there any nerve damage?"
    "I can feel everywhere!" Another big smile.
    "Great! Ready to play?"

    And I wound up giving him three dances. Most of the time we were both cracking up because his one foot stuck out a bit and he wiggled his toes, so I said "Hey! Are you trying to cop a feel?!?!" Totally shocked and he said "Oh my God! IS my foot moving?!?!?! It hasn't moved ever!"
    I said "Holy shit! Are you serious!?"
    "Nope." Big ole smile.

    During the three dances two girls (dancers) walked by and we could both hear them say "Oh my god, gross!" and the other "That's disgusting!"

    And at one point I turned my back to him and a guy sitting behind us was staring, and when I looked at him he says "I'm so sorry you have to do that."

    WTF?!

    Anyway, dances end, I get dressed and head outside for a smoke and go cool off because I am royally pissed about what the other girls had said....out comes the guy in the chair and his friend. They smoke (which was another funny story) anyway, the guy thnks me, we chat and a have a few good laughs then the guy says to me "You are the only one who actually cam back to dance for me. Thank you."

    So I almost cried. Blah...yah, I thought that sucked.

    Back in the dressing room;
    "Whoever said that sh*t about me dancing for the guy in the wheelchair, I think you are disgusting. And god help you if anything ever happened that left you crippled or disfigured." Got dressed, went home.




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    That is a really sweet story, EE. There used to be a guy in a group home who'd come in every now and again with a friend/caretaker. This guy was not physically disabled but rather mentally ill or handicapped. He didn't talk, he just sort of grunted and cooed and muttered sounds, but he smiled and made eye contact, and loved to stand (not sit!) at the rail and dance, sort of... he'd wave his arms and bounce up and down and stuff singles into all the girls' garters, grinning and hooting and howling and making some weird noises but obviously having a good, harmless time. Anyway, at some point he took a shining to me and his friend asked if I'd dance for the guy. The only thing was, the friend said, the guy wasn't really able to understand lap dances, and he didn't want the guy to misbehave or get in trouble, so could I just dance *with* him for the duration of a song, out there on the floor? I didn't have to get naked, and I'd get paid for a lap dance. I'd just have to be willing to look a little bit ridiculous, holding hands with and bouncing up and down next to the guy. What the hell, I thought, so I did, and this guy just grinned and grinned and jumped up and down and stepped on my toes a few times and tried to spin me around, and it was very silly and cute and sweet. Everybody in the place gawked and whispered, of course, because the girls had been avoiding "that crazy guy" like the plague for the months he had been coming in. But they can shove it, because seriously? If there was a market for it, I'd rather dance nerdy-style out on the floor than give LDs.

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    The last few VIPs I got were easy to get...& For about five years I never worked in a club with a VIP room (or the "Private Room" was somewhere I refused to venture, if you get my drift....)

    For years I was so anxious about being about to upsell VIP & it's actually not that difficult....

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    Exotic Engineer, you are my new hero!!!

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    One feel good story:

    I saw two guys. After talking to one og them, I realized I'd known him since I was 13. I danced for his friend; 2 $10 table dances. I got called to stage right after and didn't have time to collect so I told the customer to come pay me at the stage. I'm standing there pretending not to look at the big wad of money he's holding. He peels off twenty dollars, then another, and another, and another. He paid me $440 for two air dances!! All I could think was; "whatever you just paid me, you're not getting it back!".

    I ended up dating his friend for 7 years and still talk to him regularly although he's not for me.

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    EE, that is a wonderful story. Made me wonder if I would've been able to pull it off as gracefully as you did.

    Some feel-good moments of mine...

    Just last Wednesday I had a guy come in asking how much would it cost to get to hump me. I said no can do but you can buy me a drink and a VIP instead. And he did, and bought ones from another dancer to his friend too. He kept buying more and more and asking me how much would it gost to get laid and that at the previous club he could've gotten laid for 300 already. He was constantly being rather nasty, implying about sex. I simply kept telling him that I am not for sale. At a later point during the evening I accompanied him to the cash machine, he took out a bunch of money and asked me to take care of it. He wanted me to get another bottle of champagne, I did. When I came back with it he told me to keep the rest of the money because I've been so honest with him through the night about what he can and can not get for the money! I never would've expected a 700 dollar tip for my honesty from him. Cheered me up that not everybody was total scum after all despite asking stupid stuff.

    Then this other time I was having a really crappy night, everybody kept being really nasty (really on the level of "Well I'm not paying you 40 for a VIP but how about a 20 if you blow me in the men's loo?"). So eventually after a few hours of trying I just gave up, went to the bar, sat down and told the waitress that I'm not moving my butt unless a knight in a shining armor rides with a fucking white horse right next to me and goes "Excuse me, you're so beautiful, can I buy you a bottle of champagne?" Funnily enough it took less than 10 minutes and a wonderful gentleman walked right next to me and said those exact words! He had not been in the hearing distance so there should've been no way he would've known about that. Either way I almost fell off my seat and accepted, and the waitress was looking at me absolutely stunned. I had a wonderful rest of the night drinking, being tipped and occasionally going for the VIP room with that guy.
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    That is a really sweet story, EE. There used to be a guy in a group home who'd come in every now and again with a friend/caretaker. This guy was not physically disabled but rather mentally ill or handicapped. He didn't talk, he just sort of grunted and cooed and muttered sounds, but he smiled and made eye contact, and loved to stand (not sit!) at the rail and dance, sort of... he'd wave his arms and bounce up and down and stuff singles into all the girls' garters, grinning and hooting and howling and making some weird noises but obviously having a good, harmless time. Anyway, at some point he took a shining to me and his friend asked if I'd dance for the guy. The only thing was, the friend said, the guy wasn't really able to understand lap dances, and he didn't want the guy to misbehave or get in trouble, so could I just dance *with* him for the duration of a song, out there on the floor? I didn't have to get naked, and I'd get paid for a lap dance. I'd just have to be willing to look a little bit ridiculous, holding hands with and bouncing up and down next to the guy. What the hell, I thought, so I did, and this guy just grinned and grinned and jumped up and down and stepped on my toes a few times and tried to spin me around, and it was very silly and cute and sweet. Everybody in the place gawked and whispered, of course, because the girls had been avoiding "that crazy guy" like the plague for the months he had been coming in. But they can shove it, because seriously? If there was a market for it, I'd rather dance nerdy-style out on the floor than give LDs.
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    ^yeppers! Teeth, I think that's fantastic. I was simply floored that those girls would rather dance for some nasty A-hole who tries to grab their goodies all night than some sweet guy who his disabled.

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    What a great story. Thank you so much for sharing this! And I agree. It's shocking that in this day and age people with disabilities are regarded as lower than animals by so many.



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    K, my feel good story didn't equal a lot of money for me....but here it is,

    A weekend night and the club was semi crowded, but the crowd was mostly rude young guys and couples. Not the best....
    I had a cocktail and waited to get on stage, and danced to one of my favorite songs. As I was crawling around on the stage I saw this little head peek up over the edge, and a dollar in the guys mouth. At first I was thinking, "Oh gross! I am NOT taking a dollar out of some guys mouth! And certainly not with my own!" Then the guy sort of spit the dollar out...wtf? I got closer, the guy was in a wheel chair, severly crippled. Actually, I'm describing it wrong, birth defects. He had no arms, no legs, but one crippled foot where his hip should be. And the most amazing eyes ever.
    So I went over to him, did a little wiggle show in front of him and leaned over and kissed him and the cheek and said "Thanks!" the dollar was a 5.

    Then he put another up...and by the end of the song he had put up four of them. His friend/caretaker would take the bills out and put them in his mouth so he could put them on the stage.

    When I got off stage I went over and told him thank you, peck on the cheek and a wink, then went to go freshen up. As soon as I came out of the locker room his friend came and pulled me to the side, "Would you be okay with dancing for my friend? He'd really like for you to."
    "Can he sit on the bench or would he rather sit in his chair?"
    He said "He'd actually rather sit on the bench, as long as you don't mind."

    So he picked him up and placed him on the bench. The guy was mostly torso, and he did have two feet where his hips were, one was much smaller than the other. I introduced myself and we chatted while waiting for the next song to start and I asked some pointed questions
    "If I lean on you, will it throw you off balance?"
    "Nope!" Big ole smile!
    "K, and do you have feeling everywhere or is there any nerve damage?"
    "I can feel everywhere!" Another big smile.
    "Great! Ready to play?"

    And I wound up giving him three dances. Most of the time we were both cracking up because his one foot stuck out a bit and he wiggled his toes, so I said "Hey! Are you trying to cop a feel?!?!" Totally shocked and he said "Oh my God! IS my foot moving?!?!?! It hasn't moved ever!"
    I said "Holy shit! Are you serious!?"
    "Nope." Big ole smile.

    During the three dances two girls (dancers) walked by and we could both hear them say "Oh my god, gross!" and the other "That's disgusting!"

    And at one point I turned my back to him and a guy sitting behind us was staring, and when I looked at him he says "I'm so sorry you have to do that."

    WTF?!

    Anyway, dances end, I get dressed and head outside for a smoke and go cool off because I am royally pissed about what the other girls had said....out comes the guy in the chair and his friend. They smoke (which was another funny story) anyway, the guy thnks me, we chat and a have a few good laughs then the guy says to me "You are the only one who actually cam back to dance for me. Thank you."

    So I almost cried. Blah...yah, I thought that sucked.

    Back in the dressing room;
    "Whoever said that sh*t about me dancing for the guy in the wheelchair, I think you are disgusting. And god help you if anything ever happened that left you crippled or disfigured." Got dressed, went home.

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    Teeth, great story. I have a similar one:
    Older gentleman and his "friend" (that's how she introduced herself) came in, and everyone stared at him. He was hunched over a cane and had facial defects that only allowed him to move one side of his mouth. None of the other girls stopped by his table to say hello, and the rack was too crowded for him to sit up there. So, I stop by and chat for a minute, and his assistant translates any words that I can't understand. He ended up getting a few dances and tipping me generously. We talked about his cane, which was this amazing mahogany piece with a crystal as the hand grip. He was the highlight of my night-giving many compliments, a total gentleman!

    Here's another, this one was last week:
    I was working a double and had busted my ass getting to club #2 for my second shift. I was tired, ready to go home and sleep. I thought, "oh, hell, I'm just gonna give the very best stage shows I can and hope I get some dances." I had dances lined up, people waiting 20 minutes to get them, and I didn't hustle AT ALL, which is VERY unusual for this club! People were asking for dances when I was onstage! It was just rad. I went home tired, but very happy.
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    There are always a couple of girls who won't dance for guys who are disabled, too overweight, really old, etc. I don't think they realize that everyone's money spends the same.

    I feel like every night is a great night as long as I hit my goal number. Tonight I worked my f-ing butt off the first couple of hours, dancing for everyone. Then at the end of the night as I was going to make my last 50 and call it a night, my friend hooks me up with some guys who rented out our back room and I made an extra 200 for playing volleyball and giving back massages.

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    I have a few of these... Lately it's been incredibly slow at my club, so by the end of the night I sometimes am just so depressed I sit around and basically wait for the night to end. Anyways, twice now it's been the last hour or so and one customer has come out of the blue and made my entire night! (One took me to VIP ($300), another just spent lots to talk..)
    Also the other night these funny American guys were sitting in a booth, drinking bottles of vodka and called me over. I was ready to politely decline their offer to "hang out for awhile" until they started shoving $20's at me every few minutes! I think they were just too drunk to notice how often they were paying us to sit there and drink, but they would hand every girl about $60-80 every 5-10 minutes.. so you do the math! I had to go on stage so I only made a couple hundred, but my friend got about $400 from them by the time they left. Other girls were hating because we were just sitting there getting paid while they were all hustling and dancing.. oh well!
    I wish I had more dramatic stories (ie. involving higher amounts of $$!) but that's all I've got for now..
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    EE, did the guy have an australian accent? if it is, never danced for that guy but i met him at a church i used to go to, listening to his story brought me to tears. incredible incredible guy.
    anyway, my first saturday night, only my 4th or 5th night ever, i was having a horrible time getting used to the shoes. all night on stage i was stumbling all over the place, and had a bunch of dickheads make fun of me about it. towards the end of the night, about 3 am, these rocker looking guys come in. about halfway thru my set, i eat shit again and pretty much spend the rest of the set trying to hold back tears. when i came out, they all ended up paying me abou $200 each for the last hour, and just sitting there chatting, and i even got a foot massage from one of them.

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    I guess I had all my $$$ luck in one night, which I haven't been able to get close to since... A trust fund kid comes in with an envelope busting full of $50's. Dances are $20 at my club. Me and an incredibly hot girl who I loved working with worked him for $50 a dance for most of the night and left him with enough $ for a cab. He was wasted. Left that group and found a group of old golfers who were paying $100 a dance. In the last 20 minutes of the night, some guy waves me over and tells me he has funny money to spend, and can I just hang out with him the rest of the time we have. Um... sure!!! I never really had that kind of luck in 1 1/2 years, and all in one night.

    A group of tattooed guys come in and stand at the main bar (usually not good $$$ potential) and decline dances from me. I say, well, how about I dance on the bar for you? They grin, and say what the hell. I get up on the bar, and look down. The seat of the bar stool is filled with stacks of money still in bundles. They'd draped a sweatshirt over the back of the chair so the girls wouldn't bother them. They took a liking to me that night, and were making it rain on me every time I got on stage. They got tired of the rain game, and actually stuck a wad of 100 1's in my garter with the paper still wrapped around it as well as other stacks of 1's. They're responsible for my all-time best stage set.

    Got bought out for the rest of the night in VIP with my best girlfriend at the time. We got massages from the massage girl, drank champagne, and took off our shoes and jumped on the couches together like little girls. Damn that was fun.
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    a guy one couldn't pay me for a dance, but wanted one ( 20$). well, he was nice, and I was major bored, so I say, I'll do some dances for you now, and tomorrow night you can take c are of me, and tip me very well. I did 4 dances. 80$ value.

    the next night he came in, paid me 400$ for the dances (100 each!) and spent loads more on me.

    my tinsy bit of trust paid off.

    and you know what..... I really never expected to see him again....

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    I was pretty bummed out after returning from my vegas trip recently. went back to work in houston on friday. I danced on stage and made like 35 dollars, then try selling table dances and approached this guy standing by the bar, which i rarely do because i think they don't want lap dances, otherwise they'll grab a table.. but lucky i did. talked to him for a bit, and he offered me champagne and asked for me to dance for him and made 1thousand from him.

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    K, my feel good story didn't equal a lot of money for me....but here it is,

    A weekend night and the club was semi crowded, but the crowd was mostly rude young guys and couples. Not the best....
    I had a cocktail and waited to get on stage, and danced to one of my favorite songs. As I was crawling around on the stage I saw this little head peek up over the edge, and a dollar in the guys mouth. At first I was thinking, "Oh gross! I am NOT taking a dollar out of some guys mouth! And certainly not with my own!" Then the guy sort of spit the dollar out...wtf? I got closer, the guy was in a wheel chair, severly crippled. Actually, I'm describing it wrong, birth defects. He had no arms, no legs, but one crippled foot where his hip should be. And the most amazing eyes ever.
    So I went over to him, did a little wiggle show in front of him and leaned over and kissed him and the cheek and said "Thanks!" the dollar was a 5.

    Then he put another up...and by the end of the song he had put up four of them. His friend/caretaker would take the bills out and put them in his mouth so he could put them on the stage.

    When I got off stage I went over and told him thank you, peck on the cheek and a wink, then went to go freshen up. As soon as I came out of the locker room his friend came and pulled me to the side, "Would you be okay with dancing for my friend? He'd really like for you to."
    "Can he sit on the bench or would he rather sit in his chair?"
    He said "He'd actually rather sit on the bench, as long as you don't mind."

    So he picked him up and placed him on the bench. The guy was mostly torso, and he did have two feet where his hips were, one was much smaller than the other. I introduced myself and we chatted while waiting for the next song to start and I asked some pointed questions
    "If I lean on you, will it throw you off balance?"
    "Nope!" Big ole smile!
    "K, and do you have feeling everywhere or is there any nerve damage?"
    "I can feel everywhere!" Another big smile.
    "Great! Ready to play?"

    And I wound up giving him three dances. Most of the time we were both cracking up because his one foot stuck out a bit and he wiggled his toes, so I said "Hey! Are you trying to cop a feel?!?!" Totally shocked and he said "Oh my God! IS my foot moving?!?!?! It hasn't moved ever!"
    I said "Holy shit! Are you serious!?"
    "Nope." Big ole smile.

    During the three dances two girls (dancers) walked by and we could both hear them say "Oh my god, gross!" and the other "That's disgusting!"

    And at one point I turned my back to him and a guy sitting behind us was staring, and when I looked at him he says "I'm so sorry you have to do that."

    WTF?!

    Anyway, dances end, I get dressed and head outside for a smoke and go cool off because I am royally pissed about what the other girls had said....out comes the guy in the chair and his friend. They smoke (which was another funny story) anyway, the guy thnks me, we chat and a have a few good laughs then the guy says to me "You are the only one who actually cam back to dance for me. Thank you."

    So I almost cried. Blah...yah, I thought that sucked.

    Back in the dressing room;
    "Whoever said that sh*t about me dancing for the guy in the wheelchair, I think you are disgusting. And god help you if anything ever happened that left you crippled or disfigured." Got dressed, went home.
    last night i was on snopes.com and found this http://www.snopes.com/photos/people/vujicic.asp was it that guy?
    save a horse, ride a fox!
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    This is a VERY good thread to read. In fact, I nominate it to be stickied. It's so easy to get sucked into a negative attitude about customers and work, and stories like these just put it all in perspective and make me much more excited about going in.


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