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Why Strippers are Sharks in their Environment

Wednesday, April 14, 2010 6:35 PM
Strippers and sharks are similar in their own environments.&nbsp; Have you ever seen videos where sharks swarm around when they spot their prey?&nbsp; Well if you have spent any amount of time in strip clubs, you'll see strippers pacing back and forth.&nbsp; If they see something big and juicy or something that looks good to eat you'll see a swarm of interest among the sharks.&nbsp; Before you know it, you'll see them start taking bites at their prey.&nbsp; If they smell blood (money in the strip club) you will see a full on feeding frenzy.&nbsp; Shark after shark will attempt to get their piece of meat.&nbsp;&nbsp; <br /> <br /> The next time you're in a large strip club, just remember all those dancers pacing around the strip club are looking for their next meal to feast upon.&nbsp; You could be a juicy piece of meat.&nbsp; Throwing money around in a strip club is similar to spewing blood in the water.&nbsp; You'll attract attention from sharks all over the strip club.<br /> <br /> You can be a shark hunter.&nbsp; Let the sharks come to you and it's up to you to get the best dancers or best deal.&nbsp; If the deal offered doesn't seem sweet enough, you can always swat them away in a tactful way and they'll come back offering a better deal if you haven't already found it.&nbsp; Sharks will keep swarming around a good piece of meat spewing out blood even if it keeps swatting them away.&nbsp; It's the nature of the shark.<br type="_moz" />

7 comments

  • CTQWERTY
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    14 years ago
    I think most are motivated because it's the way they make their living.&nbsp;&nbsp; Further, they have to&nbsp;&quot;make their bar&quot; in order to work in the club.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br /> <br /> That said, I have borne witness to a big fish &quot;hemorrhaging&quot; at a $10&nbsp;a dance club&nbsp;of all places.&nbsp;&nbsp; Found out from one of the dancers (later on) he comes in every few weeks and drops $2k or so a time.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;So of course multiple gals congregate at his table for drinks and dance requests.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm just glad I'm not the one footing a $2k bill!
  • Player11
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    14 years ago
    I have always thought of the SC as women's predatory natural environment.
  • georgmicrodong
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    14 years ago
    <font><font class="txt_1">You got fins to the left, fins to the right<br /> And you're the only bait in town</font></font>
  • jaxman5150
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    14 years ago
    If ya don't want attacked by a shark, stay on the beach.
  • heatmiser
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    14 years ago
    &nbsp;I have a hell of a lot of respect for what these women do to make a living. &nbsp;First of all, there is nothing morally wrong with what they do. Sex is great, they are beautiful, and they provide a wonderful service to society. &nbsp;They should be proud.<br /> <br /> Imagine what thick skin you have to have to go up to table after table, guy after guy, looking for dances. &nbsp;They can deal with rejection, with slimy customers, with the shy, the aggressive, the cheapskates - To survive they develop a great deal of wisdom and insight, and they have to actually (despite jabs to the contrary) have a lot of self-esteem to be successful at it. &nbsp;Strippers have to have lots of character and fortitude to be able to do what they do well, and I respect them for it.<br type="_moz" />
  • Tiredtraveler
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    11 years ago
    Go to Bogart's in Detroit and get a dance. The dance area entrance band is like chum.
  • SketchinGuy
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    11 years ago
    Heatmiser posted thoughts I had halfway into my 2nd year inside the clubs. Even then I had an idea of what the job required. Having said that, I have also encountered plenty who I later compared to sharks. It's all in how the woman approaches her job...When I turn a stripper down, I try to do it tactfully.
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