My friend is always talking about the unusual job he has and how he works for a male host bar. At first, I couldn’t believe it; I mean, who would actually go to a place like this? But after some prodding, I realized that it was true.
He works as an agent for a host bar that caters to women.
I didn’t quite understand the concept at first but he explained it to me. Essentially, a host bar is a place where women can go to be entertained by male hosts. The hosts are there to provide companionship, pour drinks, and provide any other services that the women might need. The women pay for these services, and the hosts make money.
My friend was very excited when I asked him if I could join him at the host bar. He said that he had been looking for a new person to join his team. He said that I had the perfect personality and demeanor for the job. I was flattered and immediately accepted his offer.
The first thing I did was to go through the necessary paperwork and training. I learned about the different rules and regulations of working in a host bar. I also learned about the different services that the hosts offered, as well as the general etiquette of being a host.
After I completed the training, I was ready to start my job. I was given my own area of the bar to work in and I was able to meet many of the other hosts. I quickly got to know the regulars, as well as the new customers. I was surprised at how friendly and welcoming everyone was.
I found that the job was surprisingly easy. All I had to do was to talk to the customers and make them feel comfortable. I was also responsible for pouring drinks and serving food. I had to be careful not to over serve the customers, as this could get me in trouble.
One thing that I quickly learned was that the job was not just about entertaining the customers. It was also about providing emotional support to them. Many of the women who came to the host bar were lonely or depressed, and I found that talking to them and being a good listener was just as important as serving drinks.
Working at the host bar was an eye-opening experience for me. It was not just about providing companionship and drinks; it was also about providing emotional support and being a friend to those in need.
and of course one day can earn up to $500… Some other host get thousands.