Hi y'all,
My name is Candy, I just turned 20, and I have been dancing ever since I turned 18 to help pay for my college tuition. About 6-7 months ago, I decided to take a break from dancing in clubs in order to focus more on my career in glamour modeling (I'll be appearing in the October 2012 or November 2012 issue of Playboy magazine!), but during those past months when I was working as a model, not a single day went by that I didn't think about how much I missed dancing and when I'd be able to return to it. Now that I'm finally ready to start working as a dancer again, and am moving (for at least a couple months) to a part of the U.S.A. known for it's "strip club culture" and sheer volume of clubs, I really want to succeed at this endeavor, especially since I'm spending a lot of money on costumes, bikinis, shoes, cosmetics, waxing, tanning, nails, dresses, hairstyling, etc. In addition, if I make enough money while dancing in this part of the country, I'll be able to finance a "stripper road trip", so to speak, which is something I've always really wanted to do (aka travel across the U.S. and dance in several different clubs in various states. Anyway, since I've decided to work harder than I ever have before at being the best dancer I can be, I asked myself, "out of everyone involved in the strip club experience, which party would provide me with the best advice on how to be a better dancer, and make myself more appealing?" Almost instantly, I realized that the obvious answer is, of course, the customers!!! They're the ones that can turn a bad night into a good one, or vice versa, and have such an important role in determining how successful you are as a dancer. I've always tried really hard to give my every customer exactly what they want, and any strip club customers, I'd love to hear what you would define as a "perfect encounter in the strip club", and what your "ideal/dream dancer looks like, wears, does, and how she behaves." However, I've got a few specific questions that I'm curious about, from a customer POV. My biggest question is-what would you prefer as a customer: I) a somewhat average-looking dancer who was a ridiculously talented dancer, and had the ability to make jaw-droppingly difficult pole/floor work look effortless, or II) an extremely beautiful (like, 9 to 10 pretty) young dancer, with Salma Hayek's breasts, Jessica Biel's butt, superlong legs, the abs of Britney Spears circa 1999-2000, and the face/hair of a young Carmen Electra, who couldn't dance very well, and just didn't have much rhythm in general, and looked kind of awkward onstage. Which of the two would you prefer?


A little of each type of dance to break up the monotony! But if I had to pck one, I would go for your girl #2 . Personality and friendliness is very important though.