It didn't work out at Moundhouse
Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2018 12:23 pm
Promises were broken with mind-numbing speed, to the point I wondered if I was losing my mind.
To be clear, I had already resigned at Love Ranch Vegas and had plans to get back to my life in TN & FL. Suzette lured us to Moundhouse with job offers and an appealing compensation package as well as promises of a reliable chain of command & management support. I have resisted going up North for years but I was very excited by the time I accepted this job. After a 6 day cross country road trip in the RV, I arrived. Doctored on the way there, got my Sheriff's card the next morning and booked a substantial party within hours of being on the floor. I met with Suzette and shared all the suggestions from clients about what we could do to improve the house. Day 2, another party & a deposit posted. Day 3, finally got moved in, and with permission from Suzette & guidance from the Cashier, hung some pictures in the house. And THAT was the end of my career at Moundhouse.
The next morning I awoke to an email banning me from Love Ranch for a week & forbidding me from communicating with the ladies online. Suzette said she would meet with me Thursday to discuss my role there. Instead, she fired me via email on Wed., then told me to come in on Thursday and she would get back with me about my role there. Suzette never got back to ME - but told the staff to treat me like any other working girl. No one in upper management returned texts or emails and, this morning I am "banned" from the Bunny Board.
The whole experience felt like I slid down the rabbit hole and landed in a Nightmare Wonderland with an insane Queen intent on destroying me. The quick transition from the happy welcoming Suzette who seduced me into going there vs. the bitter, angry Suzette I got on my arrival created a barometric energy akin to Kathy Bates in Misery when she walked in and told James Caan, "I'm feeling blue today".
This is an unprecedented experience in my life (thankfully). I am a serious pumpkin and very earnest about my work ethic. I'm loyal as a dog to people who have been good to me and I am obsessive about keeping my promises. I'm not a bridge burner. In fact, I have never burned a bridge. But I'm throwing a match on this one.
Every time I think I've done it all - some new experience smacks me upside the head. And now, life will go on in a different direction.
To be clear, I had already resigned at Love Ranch Vegas and had plans to get back to my life in TN & FL. Suzette lured us to Moundhouse with job offers and an appealing compensation package as well as promises of a reliable chain of command & management support. I have resisted going up North for years but I was very excited by the time I accepted this job. After a 6 day cross country road trip in the RV, I arrived. Doctored on the way there, got my Sheriff's card the next morning and booked a substantial party within hours of being on the floor. I met with Suzette and shared all the suggestions from clients about what we could do to improve the house. Day 2, another party & a deposit posted. Day 3, finally got moved in, and with permission from Suzette & guidance from the Cashier, hung some pictures in the house. And THAT was the end of my career at Moundhouse.
The next morning I awoke to an email banning me from Love Ranch for a week & forbidding me from communicating with the ladies online. Suzette said she would meet with me Thursday to discuss my role there. Instead, she fired me via email on Wed., then told me to come in on Thursday and she would get back with me about my role there. Suzette never got back to ME - but told the staff to treat me like any other working girl. No one in upper management returned texts or emails and, this morning I am "banned" from the Bunny Board.
The whole experience felt like I slid down the rabbit hole and landed in a Nightmare Wonderland with an insane Queen intent on destroying me. The quick transition from the happy welcoming Suzette who seduced me into going there vs. the bitter, angry Suzette I got on my arrival created a barometric energy akin to Kathy Bates in Misery when she walked in and told James Caan, "I'm feeling blue today".
This is an unprecedented experience in my life (thankfully). I am a serious pumpkin and very earnest about my work ethic. I'm loyal as a dog to people who have been good to me and I am obsessive about keeping my promises. I'm not a bridge burner. In fact, I have never burned a bridge. But I'm throwing a match on this one.
Every time I think I've done it all - some new experience smacks me upside the head. And now, life will go on in a different direction.