"They can charge whatever they want..."

[hittinit]

Was speaking to a bud who mentioned S**** (at ss) wanted a c-note for 3 dances in the vip room. I ran into her this past tues and she was heading out early so I asked her why and she said she wasn't making any money.

My amigo also stated he spoke to the GM about the sitch and his response was TCCWTW.

I had heard there was some rumor a while back that P-10(?) had given the girls some kind of option to be able to take that route by doing something or another (I dont recall the specs).

I will add more confusion to this by stating I thought "the law" was they work for tips so even if you get private dances it's the customer who determines what they get - just as if they were on stage.

[Mackrus1974]

Stripper logic - not making money so I’ll charge more per dance. That will entice the customers!! Jeez.

[00 gauge]

hittinit is absolutely correct, it will always be the customer who determines the price of a dance, although it's a good idea to make sure you and the lady are in agreement before the dancing ever starts ..... the lady can quote 3/$100 or the club can post all the signs concerning whatever exorbitant prices it wants, but dances have always been, and will forever be, just $20 per song, unless of course you can negotiate a better deal ..... but "she's not making any money' is a lame excuse for trying to charge more, she can either meet your rate (is she really going to turn down $20 if she's made no money?) or you can say "next!" .....

[davester]

I've seen dancers charging more over the years. What's really annoying is when they tell you AFTER the dances start. You're in a tough spot. That's why I like doing just one test dance. If they say more than $20, I get a chance to walk after that.

[500sl]

Well, what pisses me off is when I stand at the bar, they walk up and I buy them 2,3,4 or more drinks, they stand there for an hour and My bar tab is $200 and they tell me I owe them $200 for standing there. That is the reason I just quit going. I get tired of arguing