Many people have heard that 80 percent of your business comes from 20 percent of your customers but breaking it down further what percentage of your current faves salary comes from you alone do you estimate?
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80 - 20 rule
Dec 17, 2025, 12:31 AM
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Hopefully no more than 5% for her sake. If I went in stage tipped and did a VIP lets call that $400 monthly/5k yearly. I hope she's pulling 100k a year...
80/20 rule is for sure in play at clubs but it's different. 80% of dudes sitting there, hardly tipping, never getting dances. Probably spend more on beer/food than any dancer in a given day...
But there is the 20% that come in and get dances/VIP and spend more in a few hours than the regular will all week.
I had one dancer a few years back who kind of developed into a non-exclusive sugar baby for a while. I was spending a lot on her so maybe. These days definitely not. I’m honestly spending a bit less and not glued to one girl so definitely not.
The 80-20 rule has generally been true from my years of observations but over the last few years here in Indianapolis it seems more like 90-10 sometimes. There are a lot more guys sitting there drinking and watching the strippers and not spending much money. Inflation in recent years has led to prices rising faster than wages for many people, leaving many of them with less extra money to spend. This is likely to continue. The Fed just announced it is creating 40 billion dollars a month to buy treasuries. The government is running such big deficits it can't find private investors to buy all its bonds so it will have to print money which will lead to more inflation and a continuation of prices rising faster than wages for many people.
under 1%. I see my most regular dancers less than once a month and I might be 25% that day.