Why do a lot of the hot dancers work so much?
Clackport
Washington
It would seem to me that the average looking dancers would have to work that much because they are not making a lot of money every day. But what about the hot dancers? I know quite a few hot ones that do VIPs all night and make very good money, but yet it seems like they are there every day. They can make anywhere from 500-1000 bucks on a Friday or Saturday night. That one night should be enough to cover their bills and expenses for at least that week. Yet it seems like they are there every single day.
I've asked a few of the hot ones why they work so much and their reply was they don't have anything to do so they just come to work. I've always been a little interested in understanding strippers psychologically. Does that speak them not having friends in the real world? Wouldn't they want to party with their friends some Friday and Saturday nights? It almost seems like they practically live in the strip club.
Maybe they have a pimp/loser boyfriend that's making them work and make money every day? Maybe they are drug addicts and they need to work a lot because their drug habit is expensive? Maybe they just love stripping that much?
I realize that it could be all of those things. For you TUSCLers that have personally gotten to know hot strippers that work a lot, what's the most common reason for why they work so much? Also for the TUSCLers that don't know a lot of strippers personally, feel free to throw in some guesses.
I've asked a few of the hot ones why they work so much and their reply was they don't have anything to do so they just come to work. I've always been a little interested in understanding strippers psychologically. Does that speak them not having friends in the real world? Wouldn't they want to party with their friends some Friday and Saturday nights? It almost seems like they practically live in the strip club.
Maybe they have a pimp/loser boyfriend that's making them work and make money every day? Maybe they are drug addicts and they need to work a lot because their drug habit is expensive? Maybe they just love stripping that much?
I realize that it could be all of those things. For you TUSCLers that have personally gotten to know hot strippers that work a lot, what's the most common reason for why they work so much? Also for the TUSCLers that don't know a lot of strippers personally, feel free to throw in some guesses.
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And yes I know they buy a lot of clothes and shoes etc. I'm not talking about the girls that work 2 or 3 days a week. I'm talking about the girls that work at least 5 days a week.
The truly hot dancers I've known only do work 1 or 2 days per week. It's the average to below average girls that are there 5 to 7 days per week.
I met a superhot 22 y/o about 2 months ago and she said she worked about 5 to 6 days a week. She said she was saving up $$$ to start her own business.
Some girls “may†have a plan to go at it hard for a certain amount of time and try to get to a certain $$$ goal and then bail into something else? Not saying it’s the norm, but …
Some may like “the best things in life†and want to make a lot of $$$ so they can spend a lot of $$$
If there are workaholics in other professions why not dancing?
In fact I'm surprised that the OP feels differently. And hell, I sure wish the hot dancers DID work all the time, because I'd love to see some hot dancers show up on a dayshift or some of the less popular times, since I rarely, if ever, can make it to a club late on a Friday or Saturday night.
But I thought it was one of those universal laws, like the law that says the hotter the girl the lower the mileage....the hotter the girl, the less she works.
Likely reasons. Or just GREED!
Most of the money goes up her nose or in her arm. Another is a saver. Schedules 3 or 4 shifts but is a walk-in another 2 or 3 shifts. She's pretty close mouthed about her earnings, but one time mentioned investments of $250k.
Most of the money goes up her nose or in her arm. Another is a saver. Schedules 3 or 4 shifts but is a walk-in another 2 or 3 shifts. She's pretty close mouthed about her earnings, but one time mentioned investments of $250k.
Most of the money goes up her nose or in her arm. Another is a saver. Schedules 3 or 4 shifts but is a walk-in another 2 or 3 shifts. She's pretty close mouthed about her earnings, but one time mentioned investments of $250k.
Dancers are usually required to work a minimum amount of hours per week, and/or a minimum number of shifts. Most dancers I've ever known work a min. of three shifts/week. Usually six hours/shift is the expectation. So that only leaves two or three more shifts to account for the "excessive" work. All of the rest of your points and those of others made are quite valid.
Here in Seattle, I do know of one dancer who works as much as she can-- I see her every time I'm at her club (day or night). She could be a six-shift/week dancer. I wouldn't consider her "hot," but she is a well-known extras provider. She is also a well-known drug user.
I'm not currently dancing due to health reasons, fyi.
That requires a CONSTANT inflow of cash!
I disagree. For man of the super hot ones the whole escence of their being is looks/seduction/sexuality/sex. Sometimes to the point, check this out, where they even like some aspects of the job.
I also feel that their looks often allows them to live with being a whore easier than women of lesser looks. They can think "yeah, I may a whore, but at least I'm hot" which feels better than "not only am I whore but I'm nothing to look at either".
I'm kind of looking at this psychologically. If they work that much do they even have lives outside the strip club? Do they have a shortage of friends outside the strip club?Working 5 to 6 days a week is practically living inside the strip club.
If they were saving their money for future things I would understand why they would work that much, but we all know most strippers don't save their money. But even if the hot ones are bad with their money they shouldn't have to work 5-7 days a week just to make ends meet. That doesn't make sense to me.
Also, it has nothing to do with 'need.' The more $ they make, the more ways they find to spend it.
Two of the worst things about dancing are 1) sitting around bored when it's slow, and 2) having to dance for guys you would walk away from if you didn't really need the money. A more successful dancer has less of these than a less successful one. And, of course, hotness is a huge factor in success.
Oh, and Bullwinkle...with all due respect...um, dude, what are you smoking? We're talking about strippers, remember?
@experimental - It's true, but that's a blessing in disguise. I generally don't want to hang out with boring/judgmental people anyway. I like hanging out with dancers: they're always down to do cool shit, they can afford it, and they aren't constantly whining about men.
BTW, @jerikson40 - If you have such a low opinion of strippers why do you even go into strip clubs?
My atf works six nights a week unless I take her out on a date that week. Then she will take date night and the next night off typically for a break. She can make 1-2 grand every night, which is confirmed visually by me. So I would work as much as possible if I were her.
I think you are looking at it thru custie’s goggles. As a custie, it’s hard to imagine oneself being in a SC 5 or 6 days a week. But it needs to be looked at from the point of view that that is their *job*. Plenty of people work 60+ hours/wk in their profession. And a lot of those jobs are probably a lot more demanding in many ways compared to dancing – IMO.
“… Hell I work 7 days a week …â€
Case in point.
I’m sure many of us do, or have, worked as many or more hours as a lot of dancers.
On the other hand, maybe the dancer is very intelligent and pretty and has a plan to make a million dollars and retire before she gets to 30. Then she will have to manage her investments wisely. If she collects 3.5% from her investments to live on each year, that is only 35,000 a year. To make up for inflation at 3% plus a 3.5% withdrawal per year, she'll need to have her investments go up at least 7.5% per year or she'll run out of money. She might think she needs 2 million to retire but if inflation gets bad, she'll still be screwed. Then if our government ever causes our currency to collapse, she wil be ready to buy a gun and go visit some politicians like millions of other Amercans who will be ready to get rid of all those good for nothing politicians. I wonder if these same dancers are stocking up on guns and ammo to defend their retirement money? It could be part of a pattern. :)
Well, I'm sure you'll agree that anyone's opinion of strippers is totally irrelevant to whether or not they should go to clubs where strippers work...I mean, come on, just because you use their service doesn't mean you have to think highly of them, right? I despise lawyers, but....
But far more importantly, I don't have a low opinion of what strippers do, I think they are very honorable in that they make others feel good. I respect the profession very much. They're like doctors.
What I was addressing was not strippers, but Bullwinkle's weird rambling post describing strippers that are like Michael Jordan. In an ideal world, yeah, we'd see a lot of strippers who were highly talented, driven, and hard working. And of course, there are some. But we also know that is, by far, the exception, not the rule. Many strippers don't want to do what they're doing, feel bad about it, but realize it's a relatively easy way for someone with few skills to make some good money for relatively few hours of work, if they are willing to turn off their gag reflex at having to be strippers. Yeah, there are exceptions, those strippers who are driven and hard working and want to make a solid career of being the best damn stripper they can be, and at the top of their game like Michael Jordan.
But you tell me, how prevalent is that?