Once upon a time, I had this regular named Georgio. He was a heavy set man, 100% Italian, very sweet and romantic, and he always stopped into the club once a week to see me. This was usually on a Tuesday. We would play Erotic Photo Hunt on the “video crack machine”, then he would give me a shoulder massage, and then we would go shoot a game of pool. After the game, he would take me in the back room for three dances and promptly leave afterward, but never forgetting to give me a huge hug and say “Ciao Bella.” Any interruption in this process really annoyed him so I had to make sure I scheduled a good-sized block of time for him.
At the same time Georgio was in my life, there was Paul. Paul was the best regular I have ever had in my life. He tipped me hundreds on stage, brought me roses almost every time he was in the club, and he would buy dance after dance after dance with me. He stayed there most of the night when he did show and anytime I had a free minute, I always made sure to spend time with him. He loved to cuddle and hold hands, so I made sure he had this experience in addition to my undivided attention. He was one of my most important customers.
Bill was in the picture too. He was a truck driver and he only came in once a month, maybe one every couple of months just to see me. Due to his ever changing schedule, it was hard to find a night for him to come in, but when we did figure it out, Bill wouldn’t think twice to the thought of buying 10-15 dances with me. He and I would sit back there and not only did I dance for him, but we had the best conversations as well. We talked about life and how stupid it was and we just laughed about everything. Not only did he fill my pockets, but he was great company as well.
Pop quiz, hot shot. There’s three men in a strip club. Once the dancer enters the floor, their attention is on her. If she ignores any of them, she runs this risk of losing money. What does she do? What does she do?
1. If I make eye contact with any of them upon entered the floor, I wave in their direction and smile.
2. Depending on the seating arrangement, the first person I would talk to is Paul. He is the one that will most likely stick around all night and he is also the one with gifts. I receive the flowers, then explain to him that I have a couple other guys to talk to and that I can’t wait to spend the “real fun” with him later on. He agrees to being patient.
3. The next person I talk to is Bill. Because he is only in the club once a month, it is crucial that I spend time with him. I welcome him, ask him how work is, and tell him over and over how much I’ve missed his company. I then explain to him that there is one dance I have to take care of before spending time with him and I won’t be more than 10 minutes. This is a teeny, tiny lie.
4. I then arrive to Georgio. He is the one that leaves the earliest and he is important to me because he helps me make my weekday goal, particularly on Tuesdays. He may not spend the most but his repeat schedule is something I can depend on. Plus he gives a great massage. As we play our video games and pool, I try and move things along as briskly as possible. I try and put alot of emphasis on how excited I am to dance for him that particular evening to get him to take me back there sooner than usual. Alot of times it works.
5. Of course three dances and playing a couple games is longer than ten minutes, which is how long Bill thought I would be gone. After my time with Georgio is up, I approach him and tell him how sorry I am. I tell him that the “customer” (Using the first names of other men suggests I am close with other men. You want the guy you are spending time with to feel like the only one you care about) kept me busy for longer than I thought he would. Bill is cool with this so after a brief chat, we head to the lap dance room.
6. Paul’s estimated wait time is about two hours. The only reason he goes last is because his time schedule is most flexible. Plus I am confident he would sit there for six hours if he knew he eventually got to spend time with me. The only thing I would be missing out on is stage time, where Paul tips me $100 dollar bills. That can be easily made up though.
7. Bill leaves. I approach Paul and tell him how appreciative I am that he waited for so long. Because I’ve spent the majority of my time in the back room, I am put on stage almost immediately. This is when I get my tips. After that, Paul and I head to the lap dance room for a little one-on-one time. We stay as long as his wallet permits.
Juggling regulars can be a tough thing to do, but it is not impossible. The key is to acknowledge the men that are specifically there to see you and let them know that you have not forgotten about them. Also keep in mind when these men prefer to arrive and leave and from how far they are coming from. Your understanding of their situation furthers your appeal which makes them more likely to stop in and see you when they can. Play it cool and always stay one step ahead.