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1. Tips on what to do with your tips…

   For USA and border-town Canadian/Mexican dancers that frequently receive $1 bills as tips:

   When changing up the singles for larger bills with the house, rubber-band them in bundles of 25, all facing the same way. It seems counterintuitive, but that is banking standard.

   Any cashier with experience will expect $25 bundled bills, and can easily count off five before handing them back out to a customer in change for a $20 note.

   At closing, the house will have to bundle them that way to make the bank deposit.

   While it seems like tedious work, it can be an emotional escape if it’s been a tough shift. Unfolding the little dollar-origami creations some customers drop on the stage before turning them in can only improve your relationship with the club.

   To fill out the knowledge base here, $1 bills are strapped in $25, $50, $100, etc. with different color bands.

   ALL other denominations are strapped ONLY in bundles of 100 notes.

   I would not advise doing this if you’ve had more than a few drinks.

   Happy dances, all!

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2. How to ask for tips after lap dance?

   I live and dance in Europe where tips are not usual, so 90% of the time we dancers don’t get any. I would like to ask after a dance for tips but I don’t know how. I find it little embarrassing…

   Can you give me few suggestions? How do you ask them and don’t sound inappropriate?

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3. That’s your problem babe, they didn’t come there to see Cirque du Soleil, they came to see a pretty girl give them attention. I’m a MASTER at making good stage sets, and yes, I dance, I get into it, And I’ll only do a pole trick if a female patron is at my rail, as they’re more interested in that. However, as someone who’s been in the biz for awhile, I feel your pain on the hustling a dance thing. I’ve never been good at it. My personal problem is I like to give them a “girlfriend” experience in the time that they have me. I flirt, and I don’t push for dances. And I stay talking with them waaay too long. However, that’s played in my favor sometimes as I’ve been tipped $100 for just chatting with them. The general rule of thumb is 15 mins a customer. If they don’t bite by then, move on. Come back to them later if you feel it’s necessary. I think you can tell they’re into you once they buy you a drink. Once that happens, listen to 3 songs, and by the end of song 3 ask for the dance in whatever way feels right. Go with your gut. But don’t beg, as that will most likely push them away. You have to get into character. One of my favorite characters to pretend to be is Samantha from Sex in the City. If you know the show, then ask yourself, “how would Samantha ask for this dance?” She hyper sexual, funny, witty, charming, with a touch of class. She may say something like, “this alcohol is getting to my head, and need to take it out on someone, can I give you a dance?” Sometimes cheesy works.

   One time I was walking by a table, had no intention of talking with anyone at it in that moment, and the guy stood up not realizing I was behind him and accidentally ran into me. He said , “I’m so sorry”, I responded, “baby, you can run into me anytime.” Needless to say, he gave me a good night. It’s all about being witty and having fun. Don’t make this job a job when you’re there, you’ll make nothing and they’ll sense your desperation. My best nights were night I never needed the money. My worst nights were when I was scared I wouldn’t make rent. Always have a good attitude when you come in. In fact, I won’t go in if I’m not feeling it, as I know it’s a waste of time of everyone including myself. I really hope this helps. I know it’s so lengthy, but it’s just stuff that I wish people had told me when I was freshly starting. Best of luck!

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