Thread: Oh more Dreaded Resturant stuff

So if a teacher has a monopoly on the majority of the restaurants in an area and only charging them horridly low rates (like seriously $20 dollars), how do you prove to an owner that they are doing more harm for their business than good? It’s an ongoing issue that just makes it hard to do anything so would love to be able to give another dancer advise but not sure what to tell her. (she’s just now started to understand and get annoyed by the issues in the area surrounding that teacher)

WWBD?

-Mina

I would offer to dance at the restraunt for the owner and show him/her the difference between a professional (you)dancer and the $20.00 dancers...

I would make it very clear to the owner that you will dance ONE TIME at a reduced rate, but that if the owner wants you back again it will be at your normal rate of $???.00

You can get your foot in the door and show the owner that there are higher quality dancers out there that are worth the extra $$.

AND get all of your friends to show up and spend money that first night! Show that YOU can pack that house!

BTW: I ordered my Sanshas - they only had them in black! -BYE!

is this another jodette thread? lol
we proved that we brought in a higher class client....and fewer "white" ones.
we proved that people who come to see us, spend more on higher end menue selections.....made a good dent in the wine list
remember, it is all about the botttom line
money!

Hey I refuse to utter that name ;o)

I will say that I'm to a point where I want to try and help alot of friends out, if that means making up DVDs and showing up spouting a group of people who like good dancers ;o) then I will. *winks* thanks Zamora! BTW I'm going to be in Fresno probally next month for a highschool thing... (oh yeah my old school...) I would love to meet ya!

we proved that we brought in a higher class client....and fewer "white" ones.

Pardon me?

people really just have to learn for themselves...it's the only way.

Originally Posted by anala

we proved that we brought in a higher class client....and fewer "white" ones.

Pardon me?

I'm guessing that she means they brought in the coveted ethnic crowd that helps an ethnic restaurant point to the GP and say "Hey, we must be authentic and well loved!"....

but I did spit coffee when I read the line.

Originally Posted by anala

we proved that we brought in a higher class client....and fewer "white" ones.

Pardon me?

I think this was just really badly written, not meant to sound *that* way.