do i have a chance? / any ideas?
LeeH
Georgia
I'm phasing out of the hobby (at least for a while) as it's not "doing it" for me these days. But there's one thing on my SC bucket list that I really want to check off. First, some background:
* In Georgia, to hold any job in a SC, you have to get a ridiculously expensive license from the gov't, and it's only good for one club.
* The only plus of the license is that it's good for any job in that club. So when one of my faves got pregnant, she danced til she showed, then waitressed at the same club for the rest of her pregnancy.
* Boomer's (a SC here) is only a night-time club (no day shift).
* One of the bartenders there (and she might also be mgmt) is a former dancer at that same club, and (frankly) the hottest girl in the joint. Call her 'B'.
* Dancers don't have to get on stage until a customer comes in, and sadly, some weeknights, this doesn't happen for 2 hours or more (after they open). Mostly, the dancers just sit around when this happens, but occasionally one will dance just to show a new move to another dancer or something.
By now you probably know where I'm headed -- I want to get B up on that stage. She can do it, legally. And I figure if I go in before any other customers, maybe that'll reduce any self-consciousness she might have. You think I have a snowball's chance of success? Any tips on how to proceed?
* In Georgia, to hold any job in a SC, you have to get a ridiculously expensive license from the gov't, and it's only good for one club.
* The only plus of the license is that it's good for any job in that club. So when one of my faves got pregnant, she danced til she showed, then waitressed at the same club for the rest of her pregnancy.
* Boomer's (a SC here) is only a night-time club (no day shift).
* One of the bartenders there (and she might also be mgmt) is a former dancer at that same club, and (frankly) the hottest girl in the joint. Call her 'B'.
* Dancers don't have to get on stage until a customer comes in, and sadly, some weeknights, this doesn't happen for 2 hours or more (after they open). Mostly, the dancers just sit around when this happens, but occasionally one will dance just to show a new move to another dancer or something.
By now you probably know where I'm headed -- I want to get B up on that stage. She can do it, legally. And I figure if I go in before any other customers, maybe that'll reduce any self-consciousness she might have. You think I have a snowball's chance of success? Any tips on how to proceed?
18 comments
I.E. the $$$$ part, I know. Was hoping for a little more. ;-)
But agree, you ave no chance without $$ in play somehow.
Some clubs have 'new dancer nights' or whatever. That would be a good choice, but given the local laws they may not.
Anyway, I'm sure you would handle it in a much more discrete & urbane fashion.
That's crazy talk, BTW.
And, yeah, I know that phasing out is "crazy talk". I think I just need a break to where I can appreciate naked boobies again. ;-)
I once offered a waitress (ex dancer) $200 for one dance, 10 times the price of a single dance, she declined.