Comments by jay46gt
- discussion comment13 years agoin shape strippers...edd48beverly hills californiai'd have to agree with edd, at least partially. older/younger dancers who are significantly out-of-shape, and especially those who act like divas, are very annoying and can make me permanently scratch a particular club from my list (since mgmt obviously has no objection employing them). fit, low-attitude dancers are hard to find though, so i end up spending some time searching. regarding music, though i prefer rock, the reality is that younger patrons into rap or techno outnumber us, regardless of whether they are spending more money or not. i figure that dancers want to work at clubs that are busy, so i doubt the choice of music will change.
- Rookie trying to become a strippers regular, how much need to spend to be relevadiscussion comment14 years agoYou forgot the necessary special adjustments for looks (which can vary depending on the girl ... as well as how much beer you've had) & time into her shift (b/c hey, who doesn't appreciate the 'freshness' factor?) Given r = 'looks' rating (1-10) and ts = time into shift (1-8 hrs), you adjust the total by adding the following expression (r-6) x 20 x (1 / ts) Now you say 'Woah, woah, woah!! Hold-on-there-chief! This doesn't look right ... the total adjustment gets smaller for both fuglies (1) as well as smokin' hotties (10) towards the end of the shift!! For example, you subtract less for fuglies and add less for smokin' hotties. Assuming you're drinking alcohol, and time goes on, it becomes harder to recognize the difference (beer goggles) and motivation (desperation) increases on both sides to give/get a dance. Besides, WTF you're making me do math at a strip club?!? Still I'd like to say, the formula my friends never lies! :)