"They will definitely think we're low-class and feel that we lack taste and respect for them," Lucy replied.
I pointed to the small private room over there. "We can set up private rooms for those wealthy ladies for one-on-one training, and we can also invite therapists. After they finish dancing, they can also do some therapy. This is much more profitable than just dancing."
"Do you want to go for the high-end route?" Lucy asked, her interest piqued.
"Half high-end. Without popularity, we will close sooner or later. Relying on those rich ladies alone, we can't sustain the entire business." I smiled. "But we can have a mix of both. It's like you're a millionaire, but no one knows when you're walking down the street. But if you're wearing Prada, carrying LV, driving a Maserati in the crowd, everyone will envy you. Similarly, if high-end members come to our store and don't feel superior, who will come?"
