MissScorpion

I’ve never been at night but during the day cover is no more than $10. There’s a 2 drink minimum, but you are not required to get a bottle. I’ve only ever seen 1 guy with a bottle on day shift.

I love that stripfighter caught on to the underlying message in my approach! Nothing is worse than wasting a good, upbeat personality on a butthole, so asking a guy kind of early in if he'd like company helps to get a feel for the guy. Sometimes I will offer a little more conversation before I ask that, but that depends on how a guy responds to me.

Thanks everyone for the feedback! For the person that said "in 2 years if you don't know the ropes maybe you're in the wrong profession" blah, blah, blah NO! Everything isn't so black and white. There's dancers that have been doing this 5 years and still wonder what customers think. I personally choose not to ask them at work, so I found this the next best option. As we all may have noticed, the strip club scene has changed. With that, I wonder how many men are actually still looking for a "fantasy". I do my job well enough for one to assume I'm not a rookie, but I haven't become that overbearing dancer. I don't expect to score with every guy in the club no matter how pretty a lot of them may think I am, but I'm also not the type of dancer to approach every guy. I am an observer and I try to stick to the guys that make eye contact with me or tells me to come over. I always approach guys with "hello, how are you" "are you just hanging out or would you like some company". IMO it gets the job done, because they'll tell me they want to be left alone (in so many words) or they'll tell me I can stay. As effective as that is, I just wanted to know if there was anything in particular that customers liked to hear in the strip club. As for shadowcat, what exactly is ghetto talk? It would be very ignorant to assume that because I'm black I have ghetto talk!

I'm sorry, I meant to say they added a booth to the right when you walk in!

That would be interesting.