What do dancers think of club managers?
rickmacrodong
One user posted this “If it's a club where I'm a regular and I know the manager as well as how he's generally regarded by the dancers, then sure, I might take the chance.”
One dancer I know actually quit working at a club she made good money at. She didnt want to go into detail but said it’s because one of the VIP managers was a total asshole and didn’t treat the dancers well.
It didn’t sound like the guy tried doing anything physical to her, so what does this mean? What would a manager be doing that would make dancers quit over his behavior. Do managers try to force girls into performing extras? Are they focused on trying to make the club as much money as possible? This dancer moved to a different club 60 miles away, which is a much longer commute. She would come back to the old club if this manager left.
One dancer I know actually quit working at a club she made good money at. She didnt want to go into detail but said it’s because one of the VIP managers was a total asshole and didn’t treat the dancers well.
It didn’t sound like the guy tried doing anything physical to her, so what does this mean? What would a manager be doing that would make dancers quit over his behavior. Do managers try to force girls into performing extras? Are they focused on trying to make the club as much money as possible? This dancer moved to a different club 60 miles away, which is a much longer commute. She would come back to the old club if this manager left.
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BigThirdEye is just cacaplop trying to swamp these forums with repetitive, stupid questions, either via his own threads or crashing other threads.
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The other thing is there are absolutely mgrs who try and sleep with the strippers and give special treatment or fire girls over this matter.
A lot of mgrs are drunk on the job. Some of them are on drugs. Some are both. Professionalism is absolutely not a thing.
Even in some divier clubs you will get fucked with if u dont bribe ppl to either keep your job or stay on their good side. aka what they call "tips" ... But are they really "tips" when these are borderline required at most places?
Also there is spotty enforcement of rules. It's like some girls gotta follow every single stupid little rule or they lose their job, and there's other girls who literally have zero rules applied to them and no problem lmfao.
lol don't mind me just burnt out ex stripper. Thanks for reminding me of yet another couple of reasons why I probably shouldn't go back lol.
For the most part don't know and don't care.
What is more relevant to me is what I think of a manager. Because if he is doing something that grabs my attention for more than a nanosecond ITC, then it's likely because he's fucking something up. IMO his job is to keep the girls flowing in, let nature take its course with as as light a hand as possible under the circumstances and otherwise manage the operation from behind the scenes with as little drama as possible.
Of course some of this is also tied to dancer opinions as clubs managed by dickheads often lack enough dancers. But even this isn't universally true. There are certainly tourist traps with lots of foot traffic where managers can get away with being assholes because the money is just too good for a lot of dancers to pass up.
I personally had a problem with a VIP manager. I use to point it out to the naive dancers that he was stealing from them, by taking more than the correct club cut from the dances. His dancer ex (who dumped him) took a shine to me. She thought I was polite and funny, and I let her press on my neck arteries until I passed out. I had to stop going when he was working, because he was even more an a-hole towards me than he was generally.