Work history of strippers. Valuable or not?
shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
Occasionally I run into a dancer that tells me it is her first night or first week. A nebie dancer is usually not a very good dancer. So when I meet one of thses new girls, I ask if it is her first night in this club or first night ever? I she says ever, I usually pass on any dances. If she says its is just her first time in this club, then I will asked where she worked before. What state, city or club. What ever she will tell me.
But how valuable this is, is really up in the air. I have met dancers that at one time worked at the infamous Memphis Platinum Plus that are no longer doing what the Memphis club was infamous for.
I have met dancers that have worked at the low mileage Atlanta Cheetah, that are now high mileage dancers at their new club.
What are your experiences with this?
But how valuable this is, is really up in the air. I have met dancers that at one time worked at the infamous Memphis Platinum Plus that are no longer doing what the Memphis club was infamous for.
I have met dancers that have worked at the low mileage Atlanta Cheetah, that are now high mileage dancers at their new club.
What are your experiences with this?
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Sometimes newbies know going in how the game is played, either from dancer friends, or they have been in the SC environment as a customer and seen how a successful dancer does it.
Always ask for 3 references
I had very accomplished Extras from a dancer who told me she had been dancing for just under 3 months.
That being said I have had some limited success with a couple of raw rookies, as in never been in a strip club and 2nd day on the job. They sometimes will ask me what to do so I'll tell them "some girls will do this to me, others will do that, put your hand here, your mouth there...".
But I've had the experience where a girl will tell me she's not an extras girl but the girls at her previous club would do X, Y, and Z and that I should check it out sometime. Then within 20 minutes she's doing X with me at the new club.
I've also found if you're familiar with the previous club and have some mutual friends it helps to build rapport and get you off to a faster start.
The one time it worked out, I meet this dancer, it was her very first day (afternoon shift) and I ended up being her first dance. We ended up doing about 10 dances and we went much further than she had probably planned. After that, every time I saw her in the club she always had to remind me that I was her very first lap dance and dances were always very good with her.
In a way I greatly admire the endless optimism, I think the lead up of the seductiveness of victory is what keeps him and you going back.
Hell I too find myself plunking down on a newbie hoping that she will be the one who will just go for the gusto. But all too often it ends with $7-10 being exchanged and me saying good luck.
KIDDING!
But, if I encounter a girl in a western Canadian club who admits to working at Toronto's Cannonball Cabaret in the past, I will aggressively pursue OTC with that girl. Usually works out well for me.
All but one of my Alberta OTC encounters has been with a dancer who learned the 'way of the world' in the Toronto area clubs. $10k weekends for 'willing' dancers are not uncommon in the boom town of Fort Macmurray. There are thousands of horny young guys with $150k-$200k/yr salaries in that god-forsaken hellhole.