So my CF isn't working the few days a week that I tend to want to go to the club. I can only go 3 days out of the week and one of those is WAY better for my life/schedule. If I wanted to encourage her to shift her schedule I have a few ideas:
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Pay a lot more - $200 at this club goes a long way and would pretty much buy out a shift. That would essentially double my spending but it is still cheap compared to what a lot of you guys pay in other parts of the country. However this is probably a terrible idea, there are other dancers and I should just find someone else I like.
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Pay a little more - I have considered offering to pay her house fees on the day I want her to work. That would be $10-20 so probably not enough cash to make a difference, and it is hard to explain with out being needy/weird.
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Offer to buy lunch - This is the only idea I think makes any sense. It's easy to suggest "Hey on X day I have more free time and would love to buy you lunch." This idea doesn't feel needy/weird and I get a better experience out of it.


My CFs have always just tried to come in on the days I'm going in, if I can't make it on a day they're scheduled. I've never had to pay more for that, and think that's a terrible precedent that might bite you in the ass. For me, at least, buying her lunch is something I always do anyway -- in the club if the club has a kitchen, outside the club if it doesn't. Note that while we PLs think "come spend an hour with me before your shift and I'll buy you a fancy lunch" is a huge magnanimous gesture, at least some girls look at that as more like a benefit to you, since you get the pleasure of an hour of their company for just the $25 (or whatever) their lunch and a drink costs.
All of this is a long way to say: your best bet is to be a good enough customer (whatever that means to her) that she'll just come in to see you, because 1. you're a good customer and she is guaranteed a decent payday, and 2. in the back of her mind she's nervous that you might find someone you like better