"She's doing a lot more than stripping "IF" she is making that kind of money. I wouldn't fuck her with your dick."
Why? If you have good credit and put a decent down payment, you can lease a Range Rover for like $500/month + insurance. Condos don't have to be crazy expensive either. Strippers who make decent money and manage their money can afford nice things, even if they're only making $500 or so per night, which shouldn't be hard to do without extras...
And if you see the money, it looks like all (or mostly all) singles. Basically stage money. Not extras money.
I haven't checked out her twitter. I notice she spelled mulatto wrong.
The photos make it look like she’s got a lot of money - when in reality it’s singles. It’s like seeing strippers with bags of singles. It’s a lot of singles - but it’s not a lot of money.
Nina knows the deal. With a decent credit rating - it’s not difficult to qualify to lease a Rover. It’s a depreciable toy - as there’s no equity in leasing.
She might also lease the condos she mentions. It’s not helping to build any equity - and it doesn’t require a down payment - so it’s another way to spend money - and get no equity.
If she took her bags of cash to a bank - and invested it - then it would be worth something in a few years. Right now - she’s got good cash inflows - but she’s also got significant cash outflows. When she makes less - those outflows will become more painful. Sadly it happens to many folks.
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Why? If you have good credit and put a decent down payment, you can lease a Range Rover for like $500/month + insurance. Condos don't have to be crazy expensive either. Strippers who make decent money and manage their money can afford nice things, even if they're only making $500 or so per night, which shouldn't be hard to do without extras...
And if you see the money, it looks like all (or mostly all) singles. Basically stage money. Not extras money.
I haven't checked out her twitter. I notice she spelled mulatto wrong.
Having gotten rained on plenty times, that looks like more than $300 to me.
Nina knows the deal. With a decent credit rating - it’s not difficult to qualify to lease a Rover. It’s a depreciable toy - as there’s no equity in leasing.
She might also lease the condos she mentions. It’s not helping to build any equity - and it doesn’t require a down payment - so it’s another way to spend money - and get no equity.
If she took her bags of cash to a bank - and invested it - then it would be worth something in a few years. Right now - she’s got good cash inflows - but she’s also got significant cash outflows. When she makes less - those outflows will become more painful. Sadly it happens to many folks.
I made more than that off my prized goat over the weekend from San Jose Guy alone.