I’m a stripper, Ask me anything! Let’s make it fun!
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I’m a stripper, Ask me anything! Let’s make it fun!
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Hi! Earning wise what do you consider a good shift?
@PoppyRook nowadays, I consider $350 a good shift for just dancing, and for VIP work I’m happy with $1500.
do you get any further north than Miami
@ruhroh I actually work in Providence Rhode Island. Miami was a nickname people used to call me, so I use it as my stage name!
@Miami too far north for me but the thought was nice while it lasted.. Do you do any extras or OTC? If so what advice do have for having fun but everyone staying safe
@ruhroh with respect to rooms, safety would be the same as you would use if you were having a sexual encounter on a date. It’s best practice to communicate everything from protection, pricing, and what is and isn’t included. Boundaries and preferences should be discussed beforehand. I’ve found my experiences to be pleasant! If a customer gives me a weird vibe, I just decline the offer to do a room with him.
@Miami Which Providence clubs and what was your stage name up here?
@ThePuddyTat I work at Club Fantasies. Stage name is same as username.
@Miami Ah, I was wondering if I knew you (I'm out of the game but like to reminisce). Way back in the day (2010-ish), Fantasies was my go-to. Every visit in the last 10 years was for some reason or another, disappointing.
@ThePuddyTat I was Taylor at the Foxy in the early/mid 2000s!
@Miami Ah. I never patronized Foxy much, nor did I live here in the early/mid 2000s.
in your club do dancers ask, compare or discuss how much they charge certain guys for VIP? Or is pricing standard at your club?
@PoppyRook vip discussion is not something I’ve personally heard, unless there was a problem with somebody or something extreme in nature.
Do you have an exit plan? Like a financial goal to reach before you quit, or are you taking it more day-to-day?
@MrSuntan I’m here for the love of the game. In my lifetime so far I’ve owned two businesses and had a variety of careers that didn’t involve dancing. I’d like to exit off the stage as a house mom or manager, but that’s because I love the club industry.
@Miami what do you specifically love about it?
@PoppyRook I love performing, I love the dressing up, make-up, hair, etc… I love the psychology behind it, I love presenting my way in a sexualized manner in public. I love how I’m treated by customers ( far better than men in the civvie world ), I love the money I make. I love having intimacy in a transactional manner as I find it exhilarating and fun. I also enjoy the relationships I build with my customers.
What do you think about a guy who whips his dick out as soon as he gets in the vip?
@Pussylicker2 I’ve never had that happen in a room. It happened once during a LD, and I told him that’s not what we do here.
Why Fantasies over other other clubs?
@skibum609 Unlike other clubs in town, we don’t have to submit a schedule in advance. Feel like coming in? Great. Don’t want to? Great. Also, there’s no comparison (in my opinion) in the camaraderie amongst staff. I am the only survived member of my family, and the authentic friendships here is a major positive in my life.
sorry about that....has that and your line of work made it hard to have a relationship? Or are you I of the few that knows who you are and comfortable just being you whether alone or not.
@ruhroh it’s been dismal trying to date. Even the men who seem “cool” with it end up not accepting of it. Right now I’ll stay single, and enjoy all my men 15-30 minutes at a time! 😂
@Miami One of the things that irritates me is the attitude I see some times that the transactional nature of this biz means that a guy can act like an asshole because of the transfer of funds.
Why not treat a dancer like a lady with kindness and respect? I find that my favorites respond in kind by just hanging out and even bringing me girls they think is "my type" to check out
There is no reason I can see that the brief intersection of our seperate lives can't be enjoyable for both parties
I however don't tolerate being played, disrespect or a ROB but I think dancers pick up on that pretty quick...once and done is all it takes to keep my wallet in my pocket as far as they are concerned
@ruhroh I am very fortunate that nearly all of my interactions at the club are pleasant and respectful. However, I carry myself as an articulate, confident, intelligent woman- not exactly the type that screams victim. Very few would have the balls to try me.
@Miami Have you ever had a boyfriend/SO who originally was a customer?
@ilbbaicnl yes. Sadly it resulted in a stalking case and I had to get a court order. We had mutual friends on the “outside”, so I wasn’t expecting it to go that route. 😩
From a dancer's perspective, why do some dancers push the upselling so far or keep increasing the price once a customer is already interested, sometimes even adding unexpected charges in VIP? Does that actually make more money overall, or does it end up hurting trust and making customers spend less or not come back?
@cloudledger21 great question, I have no idea either. unfortunately, there’s little to no training in this industry. Best practice is to be upfront and honest, everytime. I work in a very small city with a lot of clubs- word travels fast if you’re a scammer. I want my customers to treat me with integrity, so of course I treat them with integrity. I wish this issue was addressed in clubs!
@Miami That makes a lot of sense, especially the reputation part. I always wondered why a club would allow practices that might make someone feel scammed, since even if one dancer makes more money that night, the customer might blame the whole club and never come back.
@cloudledger21 I also owned two brick and mortar businesses and I have a lot of professionals in my network. Not all dancers as you know have the same background.
In the clubs where you work, are you seeing noticeable impacts of immigration policy changes in the last two years or so?
I have no information nor have I heard anything about immigration policies. Interesting topic though!
@Miami But you haven't seen fewer immigrant strippers working, fewer immigrant customers, or ICE agents making it rain with their hiring bonuses?
@ilbbaicnl not at all. I would love to be rained upon an ice agent though lol
@Miami Do you sell a lot of dances to Mexicans and Central Americans?
@ilbbaicnl on occasion, but not regularly.
What are some improvements you'd like to see in the industry?
@PoppyRook I miss the esthetic. When I first stepped on stage in 2007, every dancer looked impeccable, nowadays, girls are coming in not looking polished. I think it’s a good thing that dancers come in all different looks, styles, figures, etc. because there is an ass for every seat. However, I miss the pride and care us old timers had, and I’d love to see that come back!
@Miami that's very insightful, thank you
Since many people have anxiety dreams about being at work naked, do you ever have dreams about your zipper getting stuck, so you can't get naked on stage?
@ilbbaicnl I have a reoccurring dream that I get into fist fights with the girls I work with. I have no idea why, I have no desire whatsoever to be needlessly violent. Dreams are odd!
When I first visited Club Fantasies over 25 years ago the club was thriving. Only Foxy Lady was a successful. You couldn't find a vacant seat at any of the stages upstairs or downstairs on weekend nights, and Fantasies was so packed with customers you could hardly more about. Then it went off a cliff and became a ghost town. I asked dancers who worked at Fantasies what went wrong and most said they liked dancing there but that customers just disappeared and the money dried up, so they moved to another club. If you were hired as the manager or house mom what improvements would you suggest be made to revitalize Fantasies? Why isn't this joint more successful like Foxy Lady, Desires, Cadillac and Wonderland?
@vajmon I first stepped on stage 19 years ago in 2007. Thanks to a clean lifestyle I’ve been able to still wear my heels in my 40s. That said, my first club was the Foxy in 2007. Every chair on the stage was full every weekend. I don’t think that Fantasies is slower than any other club, I think the industry, like all industries, has changed, and to be successful you have to keep up with the times. With management at Fantasies, they allow the girls full range of their schedule, which is why I love working there. Most clubs hire their dancers as 1099/ind. contractors. As my own tax reporting business entity, I don’t solely rely on the club to bring me business. I have a presence here, I network in PVD, and I market myself on my social media platforms. I make a good living working at Fantasies, however I take accountability in the fact that I am my own business and my own brand. I think if more dancers embodied that business model they’d find more success!
@Miami LMFAO, good diplomatic evasive response! You should become a politician if you ever hang up your heels!
If I may, I have several short questions I would like to ask. In no particular order,
What is the funniest experience you've had working as a stripper?
Do you think the practice some clubs have of scanning customer IDs upon entry hurts business?
Do you ever discuss STD concerns with customers?
@WiseToo
Do you like asian wang?
As a percentage, how many women need to be "impaired" to perform? What is their substance of choice? (alcohol, cannabis, coke, pills, etc) Does this differ between extras and non-extras girls? Have you ever seen someone pass out, or need urgent medical care, as a result of this?
What prejudices have you developed about any group of custies? (whether by age, race, social class, affiliation, marital status, etc)
What fraction of the girls are religious? I say this because with my friend at Vivide in Atlanta, he got FS in the VIP, then she started talking about how she didn't dance on Sundays because Sundays were for Mass and Jesus.
How many dancers have a "happy ending" to their career? Like a stable marriage and kids, a post-stripper life, and general happiness.
@ThePuddyTat I see a lot of dancers drinking, some more than others. Personally, I only drink if have a ride, and even so, I only have 2 max. I don’t take any narcotics. It’s hard for me to ascertain who does what for substances, because it’s not my scene. With respect to extras, I’m not even sure who does what in the rooms and who doesn’t. I’ve survived in and out of this industry as long as I have by minding my own business. I was surprised the amount of religious and/or spiritual women I’ve met while dancing. I’m not sure I could pull up a percentage , but it definitely caught me by surprise throughout my career. Hmmm happy endings? It’s hard to say. Women are in, out, and very rarely to girls keep contact as they bounce club to club. I’ve seen some really sad stuff for sure. I will say though when I first started dancing in the early 2000’s, more girls were in school while dancing as a temporary gig. Although that still exists, I don’t see it as often.
Happy endings, no pun intended 😂
@Miami Interesting, thanks. What about prejudices about certain groups of mongers?
Do you ever come to Chicago? I like your attitude.
@Alfred69 I’m open to travel! I heard Chicago is a great city! It’s always been on my bucket list. Would you message me some clubs to check out? Thank you! 😊
I'm surprised you've never had a guy whip his dick out in the vip room. I whip mine out for barside dances. So what percent of dancers do you believe are in it for the drugs? I've had a couple of my regular dance partners die from ODs.
@Pussylicker2 my experience in VIP is more sensual and intimate than just whipping a dick out. Drugs I would guess maybe less than 1/4th of the dancers I’ve worked with… although numbers change as some people use snow as a party drug, and some people hide their habits really well. Since I’m not a drug user, I don’t know too much of who does what, except for the obvious. At my current club I haven’t seen anyone nodding off or anything like that.
I have a question.
It seems like Rhode Island is more popular than Boston, for dancers and customers alike. What is it that makes Boston more challenging of a city to dance in? I’ve never heard much about that city (good or bad) so I was curious.
@nicespice great question! Providence is a city where full contact and full service work often occurs. Boston is not.
@Miami Thanks so much for your insightful responses. It’s always fascinating to hear from the dancer’s perspective. Did you mention the club where you work? I’m sure TUSCL members in the northeast would love to meet you in person - and tip generously!
@Iknowbetter I’m glad you enjoyed my responses! I like hearing customers points of view too, which is why I love this forum. I work at Club Fantasies in Providence RI! 💙
Miami - did you know that 25 years ago Fantasies was the #1 club in Providence and that $10 lap dances Monday and Tuesday afternoon would draw 100 customers? There wasn't even an upstairs then, nor a "champagne room".
@skibum609 I’ve heard stories!! I didn’t step onto the scene until 2007; I was at the Foxy. Despite the economic state at that time we were still killing it!
Have you developed a certain sense of gauging what a customer prefers without having to go into a building lease contract style negotiation? More specifically, being able to seamlessly shift gears between Customer A who prefers sensual intimate GFE style lap followed by customer B who likes dancer to ride him like she's trying out for a bucking bronco contest?
I have admiration for a dancer who can manage constantly whipsawed between the myriad of preferences throughout her shift, yet still maintaining her sense of humor.
@minnow absolutely! Although I am big on verbal communication, so I get a good sense beforehand. Sometimes a customer’s demeanor doesn’t match with mine, and I decline the dance/room too. I don’t allow myself to feel uncomfortable and I follow my intuition.
Is 4 inches considered small?
This is seems like a rude question, but I am sincerely interested in the answer, and you said "AMA...":
Is it a general practice for dancers to douche after performing FS in VIP? I wonder whether it's even possible logistically.
I hope to meet you someday at Fantasies. I will not admit I'm the guy who asked the "douche" question. In fact, I'll just give a quizzical look if the topic of TUSCL somehow comes up.
@Manuellabore haha! I only use protection during sex! And I usually do “other things” with the mess as well 🤑🤑🤑!
this is a great thread. Thanks for sharing/answering, @Miami
Hope to see you next summer. CF was also my go-to when I lived in MA. Similar experience to PT here.
@sfrsox I’m planning a Miami trip. Care to inbox me your opinion on travel dancing suggestions? I’ve peeped your Florida reviews! Lemme know! 💙
^Enjoy South Florida. Its an every three months trip for me.
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