It's been mentioned in posts that, in order to dance in some places, you need a license that costs hundreds of dollars. Does that lead to cases where newb strippers get into a bad situation cause they need to be "sponsored" by some creepy dude?
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It's been mentioned in posts that, in order to dance in some places, you need a license that costs hundreds of dollars. Does that lead to cases where newb strippers get into a bad situation cause they need to be "sponsored" by some creepy dude?
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It can. But most licenses are pretty cheap.
In the clubs I go to, it leads low-earning dancers to switch to another club.
I'm just skeptical young women who make the decision to try stripping are likely to have a few spare benjamins lying around.
They usually start because they don't have money and it's the fastest legal option to make some.
^^^ When you were born da doctor slapped your mom instead of you because you was so dam ugly. Den da nurse yelled "wait!!! Don't flush it! It has eyes
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