Are part time dancers really strippers?
rickdugan
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You know the types. The girl who shows up 1 or 2 nights a week or maybe even just once a month, usually on a weekend, and works a vanilla job during the day. When I meet these girls, I label them "Day Job Girls." Almost invariably DJGs are the most uptight, least likely to have a drink with a customer, most likely to use silly platitudes and overall least likely to care if they make their goals because they don't depend on it for basic expenses.
All too often these girls are working pretty basic jobs during the day, but they trade the higher potential stripper earnings for more steady income. To each her own. But are the girls really strippers or just part time tourists playing at it? After all if she really had the chops for dancing she'd be confident enough to cash in on it rather using most of her working hours to slog away at a crummy day job.
The worst though are the DJGs who actually look down on those girls who do it full time, often because they have other people to support. They feel like they're better than the real pros because they don't have to rely upon it to eat, so they never feel pressure when times get tough. The whole time I'm just thinking about how much more the real dancers are making in a year than these braying hyenas who play at being the real thing while running their mouths. Funny enough it's these tourist dancers who then go on to write blogs and articles like they've been in the trenches and lived in that seedy world, lol.
Anyone else have interesting experiences with Day Job Girls?
All too often these girls are working pretty basic jobs during the day, but they trade the higher potential stripper earnings for more steady income. To each her own. But are the girls really strippers or just part time tourists playing at it? After all if she really had the chops for dancing she'd be confident enough to cash in on it rather using most of her working hours to slog away at a crummy day job.
The worst though are the DJGs who actually look down on those girls who do it full time, often because they have other people to support. They feel like they're better than the real pros because they don't have to rely upon it to eat, so they never feel pressure when times get tough. The whole time I'm just thinking about how much more the real dancers are making in a year than these braying hyenas who play at being the real thing while running their mouths. Funny enough it's these tourist dancers who then go on to write blogs and articles like they've been in the trenches and lived in that seedy world, lol.
Anyone else have interesting experiences with Day Job Girls?
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"I visited the club on Tuesday July 20 and Wed July 21. I come there about once a month. I had a good time as always. I spent my days with Shadowcat, conversating, catching up and dancing. There were more than an adequate amount of girls to choose from. The atmosphere was great, most of the girls are friendly on the day shift, however there are still some that are not. I enjoyed all of my time there, even met one of Shadow's friends this trip..great guy also. They still have a buffet Wed- Fri for the guest. Happy Hour is still 4-8 everyday. They also have a 75 cent beer night right now. I am a bit annoyed that on this night beer is 75 cent but you still have to pay almost 4 dollars for a coke..bs in my opinion. I also know that there are alot of guys complaining about prices of dances..my opinion, shop around there are girls that will do them cheaper and still give you great dances. The thing is you might have to take the time to talk to more than one girl!I look forward to my next trip this month..still waiting on the dates. See you there Shawcat!!"
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LOL Bubba. Not at all. If you've followed my posts at all you'd know that I'm the last guy around here who gets worked up over something a stripper says or does. Just had it rolling around in my head today and decided to post about it.
Now my past experiences do lead me to limiting my time and cash investments in Day Job Girls, but there's nothing personal in that. I just don't find DJGs to be especially entertaining.
They aren’t committed to stripping, so they may think they can quit at any time, and they aren’t dependent on stripping for income. They want extra cash - most (if not all) will be undeclared as taxable income.
I knew a girl who was in a legit office job - who stripped at a club in a seedy area of Orange NJ. She was fortunate, as her club was never frequented by folks from the office. She was down to earth, but she is now an older retired stripper without a guy.
You've got me all wrong Nasty. If a girl doesn't have the skills, confidence and/or simple desire to replace 4-500 of income each week with some extra shifts and/or longer shifts ITC then by all means she should keep plugging away at the convenience store, Waffle House or wherever she's working. Some girls just aren't emotionally suited to dancing full time and that's 100% fine with me. Everyone has to eat.
I simply find them to be less fun to deal with. Others should certainly feel free to disagree.
Yup and this is the oddest part of the whole thing IMHO. Some of these full time dancers are carrying expense loads and/or socking away the kind of money that these DJGs could never hope to achieve by spending most of their working hours in lower return jobs. Yet somehow the choice to do just leads some DJGs to view themselves as better than the girls with more variable income. Maybe it's an emotional defense mechanism to help them feel better about their choices and/or limitations, idk.
I know Rick likes turning economic desperation into OTC. But part timers can be fun.
I can add I also have known a few part time dancers who considered themselves to actually be models supplementing their income and they invariably had GPS with shitty mileage
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What about online content creators/cam girls?
Or escorts who advertise on websites as such?
She was amazing on stage and never complained about being tired or it being slow (there were some slow nights). Hopefully she'll return in around 6 months, but who knows what will happen.
This is unrelated to the topic at hand. There are plenty of full time dancers that will never engage in OTC because they save some of their money from good nights/weeks to see them through the leaner ones.
===> "This post is really just Ricky Boy's way of venting when he struck out with his economic coercion OTC ploy with one of these girls."
Doctorevil, even if I was so inclined a DJG would not even get far enough with me to be a consideration. Though of course I would never coerce anyone. Unlike you, who preyed on an a desperate immigrant at Baby Dolls to get her on her knees in a disgusting bathroom stall in the club's bathroom. Shame on you.
I hear that prevert. But I think that there's a lot more to a bonified stripper than just showing a little titty and ass. Interactions with customers, desire to hustle, etc., are all part of the job, at least for girls who need to earn enough to pay their bills. I've seen Day Job Girls sit around all night and be perfectly happy just drinking and earning enough stage tip money to go home with a little extra cash after tipouts. To me that's a tourist stripper at best.
Yes. Some of my favorite dancers were only in the club once in a while. COVID turned once in a while into fun while it lasted for most of those.
If you are trying to psychologically classify them as your intended target Rick it doesnt mean
If a girl dances one night at a strip club - folks outside of this audience might label her as a stripper. But we may look for much more before classifying a girl as a stripper. I think it makes sense, as we are more involved in many aspects of dealing with strippers both itc and otc.
There was no subtext DE, just what you chose to read into it. You probably shouldn't try to speak for anyone but yourself given your particular...oddities.
Hey look the world is a big place and titties and ass are always welcome, even if it's part time dabblers. But all of these unicorn stories aside, I just don't find them to be especially entertaining. There is a big difference between a lady who has gone all in to capitalize on her skills while she can and an amateur who dips in now and again but doesn't have the skills and/or confidence to fully cash in. Just my perspective and, again, everyone is welcome to a different opinion.
Don't judge her based on what she's willing to do vs what you want her to do. Be better than that rick.
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I judge her based upon how entertaining I find her to be. Isn't that why we go to strip clubs - to be entertained? Now I'm sure that there are guys here who enjoy part-time dabblers a great deal and to each his own, but I find even 15 minutes talking with many of them to be a chore. They just have different attitudes than those girls who are all-in.
DE, remember the fundamental principle of rick morality: it is ok to be an asshole as long as you’re not 100% a dick. Embrace that principle. Live it. Love it. RICK IT!!!!
Aah...yup
I enjoy clubs in a number of ways. Sure OTC is one of them, but there are girls who I've visited for months ITC and tipped barside just because they were entertaining and engaging.
Unfortunately a Day Job Girl rarely falls into any category I find entertaining, whether it's OTC or simple ITC engagement. IME the ones who do engage (and not all of them do) tend to have weird uptight and sometimes even smarmy attitudes.
But that's all lost on the likes of you. For you she's either a girl who puts you in your place or she's the girl who you push to her knees in the bathroom stall. I'm guessing you're on the autism spectrum, but that doesn't justify your poor behavior.
But that's not all of them. Some of them like to cultivate a few regular customers and are very close and or intimate with those customers. They often still have the same financial situation, but the result isn't them being aloof and just drinking and having a good time. It's them focusing on building a consistent revenue stream from regular customers. That sometimes means appearing aloof to other customers, a phenomena that's been discussed ad nauseam in many threads about "lazy" strippers or "whales." It can be hard to distinguish the two.
Like sc, I've had a fave who was a DJG. She was also a waitress at Twin Peaks for a while, she had a customer who was an orthodontist and gave her receptionist gig, which led to being some kind of assistant/hygienist type thing. All the while, she was dancing a day or two a month but also coming by my house at least a weekend or two a month. She was great, we did all the fun stuff strippers are known for but there was none of the stereotypical drama we discuss. Absolutely no flaking, no requests for help, no debilitating drug habit, nothing of any of those sorts.
So yeah, bottom line I still consider them strippers.
If she get paid to show her tits, she's a stripper.
Everything else is logistics.
how about the ones that work at the club full-time and don't have a regular job that work the same way as a DJG? last time i checked there was a term all members on this board have used at one time or another: rip off bitch.
If I think about the girls I’ve spent the most money on, they tend to have a similar profile: they work at multiple clubs, they travel a lot, and they work odd jobs and have some kind of residual income from a side hustle. They tend to hit the club hard for a few months and then step back for a while.
On this board I always have to disclaim I’m not an OTC or even a big extras guy. So I guess it’s easier for girls to lie to me about what they’re doing if they want to.
I’ve seen full-time dancers and stripping is their only job sit around all night with their clique of other dancer friends and be perfectly happy just drinking (or doing dabs) and earning enough stage tip money to go home with a little extra cash after tip outs. Especially in the more casual mid-tier clubs as opposed to the competitive clubs that have whales but not enough of them.
Anyways, it seems the consensus from most on this thread is that part-time dancers seem to have a wide range of how they prefer to work. Possibly Rick just wants a perceived emotional connection (despite his protests to the contrary) built up and it’s easier when somebody clocks in more shifts.