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Katya2U
Time have changed for sure, but yes, as one of you mentioned, even $200/day on a bad day (after tipout) is still much more than I'd make working in the office. $100+/hour are weekend nights only where boys, not older men, come to party, celebrate b-days, bachelor parties, etc. Not every night is good, but mostly they're. Fast pace. "hi, how are you? Would you like a dance?" no time to sit and talk where there's rarely room to sit anyway.
My intention wasn't to join the forum, as I said. Just thought I'll post a little thing explaining how things are these days after reading so many comments about dancers earnings, people asking, guessing, trying to answer, but some frustrated creature decided to vent his frustration in here.
Anyway, have a good day, stay cool, you know who you are
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And a dancers perspective should be welcome. You are after all part of the equation......a very important part.
I see he's consistent without even reading the comment.
https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=4…
The majority of those weighing in are open to a reasonable discussion. One is not. This is an unmoderated forum, so trolling is not a rarity here. You just keep in mind that it's all just typing into the ether. .
Hope you keep participating. If not, no worries.
I think desertscrub is largely joking. His comments are often funny when they are directed at unknown posters that want intel on clubs. He often alleges that they are LE. Personally, I'm dubious of the notion that LE trolls TUSCL looking for intel, but it is kind of funny to watch people get riled up.
None of that justifies jumping down your throat. Just remember not to take anything too seriously if it is posted on a web site for deviants! ;)
I'm a live and let live kind of guy so I don't judge dancers who do extras and I don't judge those who don't. Do whatever you're comfortable with.
But I will comment that Bj99's name = brilliant! ;)
Anyway, under the probably ridiculous assumption that all of the above people aren't just aliases of juice:
I think a stripper's perspective is always interesting. I think it's always worth mentioning that this works two ways. A stripper will absolutely have perspectives a PL can't get, at least first-hand. On the other hand, a lot of the guys on here have been SCing longer than you've been alive, and absolutely have perspectives many strippers don't have.
Here's an example of a true story: A stripper Uber'ed came to my place, I took her out to dinner, we went SCing together, then back to my house, where we had sex and she stayed the night; I drove her back to her place the next day. She didn't charge me, though the cost for dinner, drinks, and SCing was $500+. True story, and not a very rare one. So, you may be thinking: "he found one of the unattractive day shift girls, or maybe one of the less attractive 'dirty' night shift girls". Incorrect on both accounts -- she is one of the most beautiful women I've ever laid eyes on, inside or outside a strip club, and while I met her on dayshift, she is one of the top-earning girls at the strictly-no-extras higher-end nightshift she usually works.
Both longtime PLs and strippers should know, there's a strip club underneath the strip club. While I realize there are high-hustle night girls making $1000/night with no extras (at least in some clubs), you should realize that a lot of the girls CLAIMING to make $1000/night for no extras: aren't making $1000/night, aren't really no-extras girls, and ARE doing OTCs with tuscl guys who know how to work the system. You think that high-end night girl who spent the night with me is bragging to all her stripper friends about it? Nope ... just like your stripper BFF, she's claiming to be a strictly no extras girl, that she doesn't do OTCs, or that she does OTCs but "I charge him $1000 and don't even touch him!". She may strike that pose with you, but she spent the night with one of the tuscl hardcore PLs for $350 last week, no matter how much you don' believe it. That world exists all around you; if you can't see it, it's your perspective, not that it doesn't exist.
None of which doesn't mean I'm not fascinated with your experiences, and the stripclub you DO see, where everyone makes $100/hour -- I am, and I'm sure I have plenty to learn. Just pointing out that the learning opportunity works both ways.
If you're ranting about the new realities of your job now vs 2002-2007 time frame, then many of the club customer base workforce may be experiencing the same in their jobs. (Doing more, getting less).
You do realize that Katya's first post was more on topic than huge swaths of stuff that gets posted here, simply by virtue of the fact that it relates to strip clubs, right?
https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=1…
Minnow, maybe I didn't explain things punctually, thought most of you will understand. Apparently now. So let me try again. I was looking for an answer to my question, doing a research online. I was curious about something and so I Googled it. Google gave me this website as a site where I could find my answer. Well I didn't. Instead I saw bunch of people guessing, how much money we could possibly be making, talking about "I know this girl and she has a friend and she said this and that". Something along these lines. And so I thought, naively, that maybe an input from an entertainer that's in business these days could help. Little did I know that people will stick to their opinion and wouldn't be open to a discussion. So else would be more informed about that topic than a dancer herself??? So you, not particularly YOU, but guys in general here, telling me to do my research... Uummm... Excuse me, pardon me, if I say that I do my research every time I come to work.
To those other, civilized people here, thank you for your kind responses. I figured there will be a good amount of people opened to a grown ups discussion. This is a forum. And any input is, should be, welcome, good or bad.
I have no intentions of replying to dessert whatever his name is, or blocking him. I see this kind of guys (but do we know he IS a guy??))) at work from time to time and I don't waste my time on them. My time is money, when if comes to work and by not dealing with him and his crazy comments here, I'll keep myself sane and above his level. Maybe he's/she's fed up that his or her life didn't turn out the way he /she had planned and turned him /her into one bitter, frustrated sad being. Maybe he lives in a dungeony basement and doesn't have enough sun to keep him happy... Who knows... ??
Two last things keep in mind TUSCL is the online version of the boys locker room so we can be rowdy at times, that's how boys are. The second item is show us your tits; )
SJG
We have dancers here and they say not to be lured to unfamiliar places. If you think another club might offer better money, just try the next closest one to where you now are, or next closest to your home.
People will always tell stories of far off places. And most dancers exaggerate about how much money they get, extrapolating from their best night, or their best hour, some guy just flooding them with money.
SJG
SJG
From here you can drill down to any club in any state. You can find contact info, ask about things like tip out fees, or just go to the club pages where you can find info on cover charges and read the reviews. Maybe you can find another stripper who already works in a club you're considering.
People always tell grass is greener stories.
If you want, give us some idea what sorts of clubs you are interested in,
1. Neighborhood Bar
2. Show Club
3. Anything Goes
SJG
So I think that's it for now. You all have a good rest of the day.wink
We have people in most areas who would be able to tell you about the local clubs. PM me or someone if you don't want to post which metro.
SJG
SJG
Now show us your titties , )
@K2U- After you finally got around to posting subject link, now that puts your 1st post in its proper context. I'm allowing that you were unsure how to link threads, or were just too ragged out to post it. Still, you could have made a brief intro statement along the lines of "In case you guys are wondering what an average dancer makes, here's my perspective." Instead, first post came off as a straight up rant. I still stand by theme from above post that one reason for a change in earnings/working conditions since 2007 stems from the fact that a good portion of your club customer base has likewise experienced an adverse career path since 2007.
Btw, did anyone notice that the linked thread was started in 2009 ?
That said, with a slight adjustment, it would be great to have more stripper opinions around. Especially if the stripper realized that the information flows both ways ... we know a whole lot that most strippers don't realize, I reckon.