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JayATee
07-08-2009, 11:49 AM
Is this the first time he's stated it this baldly?

No....

vmurphy252
07-08-2009, 11:50 AM
^must have missed it. I didn't remember and actual "I hate women" anywhere, just the implication of it.

JayATee
07-08-2009, 11:51 AM
I find it interesting though that he chooses to hang out on a primarily female forum. Misogonist and masochist huh?

vmurphy252
07-08-2009, 11:53 AM
^In his defense, there are guys here. And he does say that he visits clubs, so maybe he's looking for tips on taking better advantage of dancers. And I'll stop being mean now.

commanderadama
07-08-2009, 12:05 PM
^^^^
Yes vmurphy252, that's one reason. This Forum has made my visits much more enjoyable for me and my friends. And for the dancers too as I tell my friends not to waste time being "nice" to strippers they have no interest in buying dances from... I aim to please in the short run.

And I've become more tolerant of the annoying wanna dance girls. Although I still don't understand approaching someone who is obviously avoiding eye contact. But like I said in another thread this forum helped me have a great time in Pittsburgh and I'm grateful.

PS I tell every stripper about this forum and I know some have joined so I'm actually adding females to the forum.

LilMissSophie
07-08-2009, 04:06 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epUIRJiYEWo&feature=channel_page

Btw...if you're in Pittsburgh you should check out Pegasus...trust me you'll thank me.

JayATee
07-08-2009, 04:56 PM
PS I tell every stripper about this forum and I know some have joined so I'm actually adding females to the forum.

Is this your way of making up for being a total jerk ALL the time? You send strippers to the forum? Gosh, how decent of you. Let's all fall to our knees and thank you for your kindness! ::)

vmurphy252
07-08-2009, 05:47 PM
Fall to your knees? }:D

JayATee
07-08-2009, 05:53 PM
^ dirty dirty dirty boy! ;D

vmurphy252
07-08-2009, 06:04 PM
Dirty x 3? I gotta work harder, so to speak.

princessjas
07-08-2009, 06:38 PM
Commanderadama, I just don't feel that it's appropriate for you to remain on this forum if you hold us all in such contempt. Since you hate all women why don't you take your ass elsewhere! You shouldn't be on a forum designed to support female dancers. ::)

Oh, and btw, some women work, bring in a very nice income, take care of their kids AND the housework....are you really so stupid to believe that we are all low-life fucking leeches? I'm wondering if you are actually projecting YOUR faults onto women.

JayATee
07-08-2009, 06:42 PM
^ He doesn't, but he refuses to leave even though everyone has told him the exact same thing at some point or other.

vmurphy252
07-08-2009, 06:45 PM
^along those lines, if he is really wanted gone, it may be best to ignore him completely...

FBR
07-08-2009, 06:57 PM
OK Let's move back to the thread topic.

FBR

FBR
07-08-2009, 09:21 PM
The economy has impacted me significantly. My overall business is down around 30%. My play money business opportunities more like sub 50%. Life is not fun right now.

Notice I am back on topic.

FBR

FBR
07-08-2009, 09:31 PM
No further posts about which ever individuals you are bitching about. Any posts of that sort will be pointed. Either get back on topic or leave the thread.

Thank you,

FBR

longshooter
07-08-2009, 09:40 PM
The economy has impacted me significantly. My overall business is down around 30%. My play money business opportunities more like sub 50%. Life is not fun right now.

Notice I am back on topic.

FBR


Same here. I have lost close to 3/4 of a mil. in profit thanks to this shitty economy. Everytime I turn around people are holding off on building there customs houses and remodels. Then the jobs you do complete you have a feild day trying to get them to pay there bill. Gotta love paying to build someones house >:(

Now the million dollar question is, When will we see a rebound in this economy ?

xdamage
07-08-2009, 10:03 PM
Now the million dollar question is, When will we see a rebound in this economy ?

Actually the million dollar question is, will we see a rebound in the U.S.A.? Because it is now a world-wide economy and while a rebound is 100% assured sans a catastrophe of epic proportions, it is quite possible that large amounts of money will shift to other parts of the world. All it takes is willingness for large groups of people to do more, for less. Well, unless you believe American's are uniquely clever as compared with the rest of the world. I'm kind of doubtful given so much that I've seen.

longshooter
07-08-2009, 10:29 PM
Actually the million dollar question is, will we see a rebound in the U.S.A.? Because it is now a world-wide economy and while a rebound is 100% assured sans a catastrophe of epic proportions, it is quite possible that large amounts of money will shift to other parts of the world. All it takes is willingness for large groups of people to do more, for less. Well, unless you believe American's are uniquely clever as compared with the rest of the world. I'm kind of doubtful given so much that I've seen.

You have a very valid point there. America is in deep shit .

With Obama printing money like he is causing the american dollar to lose its value on a daily basis its highly unlikly the usa will not rebound as fast as other countrys. Seems like all america is doing right now is getting deeper in debt and making our selves weaker .

I don't think the average american knew what they were doing when they voted in a liberal democrat in a recession.

stressed
07-08-2009, 10:37 PM
I have been very lucky that it has not hit us, but then again we were already at the bottom so we really couldnt go down any further in my state.

Oddly though i am up around 18% with sales outside of my state. I think that it might have to do with more people shopping prices and it gives us a chance at business we normally would not have gotten.
Overall my industry has been hit extremely hard by the economy, but that i believe has been offset by a lot of my competition who did not plan for rainy days going out of business. My competition is shrinking with the economy and i have been blessed enough to reap the benefits. I do hope it comes back around as i have many friends across the country that has been devestated. It is extremely sad to see some that have spent their whole lives building a business to see it go to shit in less than a year.

I can only imagine that some of the younger strippers out there that started a couple of years ago and was making more money than they ever thought they would are now wishing that they would have saved more. I am not saying that all of them spent like crazy, but i remember at that age i went through money like it was nothing.

I think this nation as a whole needs a good slap in the face with spending and saving and if this doesnt teach a few people those lessons, then we will be here again after this is over.

miabella
07-08-2009, 10:44 PM
obama's not printing the money. the fed is, and it's a bigger problem than the guy in the big chair, who isn't able to make most of the decisions he is blamed for (this holds for bush and clinton, as well).

i think a lot of strip clubs are going to close or be 'persuaded' to close and i think the ones left will be looking like big fat tax targets to hungry cities, counties and states.

i think those same clubs will be heavily pressured to convert to models that involve strippers not making their money in (mostly) not-traceable cash, because strippers will also look like nice juicy tax targets as well.

i think as the economy gets crappier, the sex industry can look to be more and more regulated in a bid to squeeze tax dollars out of it before many of the producers and providers bail.

xdamage
07-09-2009, 05:37 AM
I have a (not really that brilliant) theory that the current situation is just another economic pattern. Roughly that as people in a culture experience the benefits of a positive economic wave, they come to expect more for less, and that as a result, ultimately the money will end up moving to where ever people are willing to work harder for less. Until eventually enough money moves and then that new group of people come to expect more for less, and so the pattern repeats.

That of course is not a happy thought for us, but it is for some people in other parts of the world. For obvious selfish reasons I'd prefer the economy here be healthy, but in the world wide view nothing has really changed. Some people somewhere will, on a large scale, experience an above average lifestyle, while others less so.

audrey_k
07-09-2009, 06:20 AM
I started dancing at the end of May so I basically started at the worst time but...

Things have been HORRIBLE for the past two weeks, I'm talking 3 customers who buy more than a couple dances coming in on a Tuesday or Wednesday from 8pm-3am. There have been long periods of it being dead or a few guys coming in who tip a few bucks on stage, string a couple girls along, and then buy maybe one dance or just leave. The weekends have been considerably more dead than before but because so many girls have gotten fed up with the week days the usual rush of "weekend girls" has been less and so it has been easier to make money with less competition (although July 4th SUCKED).

My first few weeks working I could count on leaving with $100 and was annoyed when I left with less than $200 on a weekday. In the last two weeks I've had numerous nights of leaving with less than $30. Tonight I made $14. I know it's not just my club because I've tried out a couple others and talked to girls working at other clubs and I hear the same things (and my club used to be busy Tues-Sat). I still see some girls getting dances and leaving with $300 or so but they are all doing extras.

Cyril
07-09-2009, 07:35 PM
I am grateful to lord that I have not been effected badly by this economy, at least not yet. Economy does effect many of us with its ups and downs but there are ways to protect ourselves even when the economy is not doing well.

sergifed91
07-12-2009, 06:36 PM
Although I don't go to the club much anymore. The one I do go to has seen a rapid decrease in customers for the past year and its still in business. A few offer specials every night. monday is movie night get a free porn movie, Tuesday two for one special on privates, wednesday is student night (bring in your student ID and get in for three dollars intstead of 20). Thursday is military night get in free with a military ID. then friday and saturday is five dollars to before 5 to get in and every so often on friday or saturdays they have a UFC fights or female mud wrestling, and sundays are get in free. To a point it helps but doesn't bring in the older crowds mostly college kids. Another club has a feature dancer and another club tries to get their old dancers to come back for a week and call them a feature which is weak move. even if they retired from dancing and move on.

lopaw
07-12-2009, 07:07 PM
I started dancing at the end of May so I basically started at the worst time but...

Things have been HORRIBLE for the past two weeks, I'm talking 3 customers who buy more than a couple dances coming in on a Tuesday or Wednesday from 8pm-3am. There have been long periods of it being dead or a few guys coming in who tip a few bucks on stage, string a couple girls along, and then buy maybe one dance or just leave. The weekends have been considerably more dead than before but because so many girls have gotten fed up with the week days the usual rush of "weekend girls" has been less and so it has been easier to make money with less competition (although July 4th SUCKED).

My first few weeks working I could count on leaving with $100 and was annoyed when I left with less than $200 on a weekday. In the last two weeks I've had numerous nights of leaving with less than $30. Tonight I made $14. I know it's not just my club because I've tried out a couple others and talked to girls working at other clubs and I hear the same things (and my club used to be busy Tues-Sat). I still see some girls getting dances and leaving with $300 or so but they are all doing extras.



Yeah...things here in LA are usually tough for dancers in general, and this economy sure hasn't helped any.

While clubbing yesterday (daytime) at my fave nude club, I was one of about 6 customers in the joint. There were 12 dancers working. A nice 2-to-1 ratio if you're a customer. I had girls who usually never even acknowledge me hitting me up for dances. Hard times indeed.

Gia2608
07-12-2009, 07:11 PM
Things are really bad for me, but then again my county doesn't have any industry and a lot was dependant on real estate (investment, sales and construction are ALL hard hit and employ a big chunk of people). Grrr. I'm over this "recession" shit and am oging to keep afloat somehow as I'm sick of scrimping at Wal-Mart. I literally had to justify spending $50 on my Sis b-day gift as opposed to my usual $200 or so.

FBR
07-12-2009, 07:25 PM
My business tanked right after the election. I am struggling I have to admit. I see many of the dancers suffering as well which blows. I have to wonder who you voted for in November. Elections do have consequences.

FBR

Gia2608
07-12-2009, 07:35 PM
Um yeah this is the first time my candidate won, and I like a lot of his policies and we can't blame the current situation on his policies entirely (we were on a downward spiral way BEFORE he took office)... I'm not sure that anything that has been done by the current administration s going to help us.

Me personally (as, if u haven't figured out already I'm very self-centered) I'm hoping to be able to pay all my bills and keep my head above water between now and graduation w/ my BA (after that I'll at least make enough to break even during grad school)...

But must admit I'm a little worried that the US is the new 3rd world country.

xdamage
07-12-2009, 07:44 PM
Yea the economic problems have been a long time in the making; can't really blame it on any one person. We're all part of a complex set of dynamics, and we've all contributed, even in just small ways (e.g. buying cheaper goods made overseas at extremely low wages, ya it all contributes to the total picture).

Cyril
07-12-2009, 08:56 PM
Um yeah this is the first time my candidate won, and I like a lot of his policies and we can't blame the current situation on his policies entirely (we were on a downward spiral way BEFORE he took office)... I'm not sure that anything that has been done by the current administration s going to help us.

Me personally (as, if u haven't figured out already I'm very self-centered) I'm hoping to be able to pay all my bills and keep my head above water between now and graduation w/ my BA (after that I'll at least make enough to break even during grad school)...

But must admit I'm a little worried that the US is the new 3rd world country.

U.S. economy is geared towards maintaining a high standard of living in this country. To do that we try to maintain an edge over others in terms of technology. This enables us to build high valued goods. So, our aim tends to be export one high valued item and in return for that get tons of low valued items from other countries.

Example:
When we export one Boeing 747, we get tons of Toyotas, Screwdrivers, Vibrators and Lap Dances from other countries in return. This keeps the prices of day to day items low for average Americans because we simply get tons of them from countries that produce using their cheaper domestic labor.

Anyhow, things are in some sort of re-shuffle at the moment but they will settle down soon. I have a firm faith in U.S. economy.

FBR
07-12-2009, 09:30 PM
Um yeah this is the first time my candidate won, and I like a lot of his policies and we can't blame the current situation on his policies entirely (we were on a downward spiral way BEFORE he took office)... I'm not sure that anything that has been done by the current administration s going to help us.

Me personally (as, if u haven't figured out already I'm very self-centered) I'm hoping to be able to pay all my bills and keep my head above water between now and graduation w/ my BA (after that I'll at least make enough to break even during grad school)...

But must admit I'm a little worried that the US is the new 3rd world country.

We are deep into his administration and at some point your man has to take ownership.

FBR

WiseGuy_TX
07-12-2009, 09:33 PM
....reported tax on liquor sales last month. A few clubs seem about 5% higher than usual, although that does not reflect on money spent on dancers.

Houston
Treasures $70000 (#13 in texas)
st james $48000
mensclub $42000
centerfolds $32000
ritz $32000
colorado $24000
gold cup $22000
allstars $15000
ricks $15000
babes $11000
houston dolls $11000
onyx $9000

Dallas
Gaylord Hotel and Center $2000000 (#1 in texas)
babydolls $75000 (#11 in texas)
lodge $50000 (#29 in texas)
Dallas Gentlemens club $44000
spearmint rhino $30000
cabaret royale $27000
mensclub $25000
million dollar $21000

Beaumont
dreamstreet $9000
gold club $11000

Austin
palazio $32000
sugars $24000
ricks 5000

San Antonio
ricks $10000
tiffanys $14000

...it will l take 6-12 months for things to feel like they are turning positive.

WiseGuy_TX
07-12-2009, 09:59 PM
...our GDP "economy" is superior to many but some others like China, India and Brazil are poised to recover faster. Um errr... so stripping should be better there (there its on topic:O)

http://i26.tinypic.com/2uputsm.jpg

WiseGuy_TX
07-12-2009, 10:22 PM
...oppps, how did this get in here?

http://i31.tinypic.com/11ruanq.jpg

miabella
07-12-2009, 10:28 PM
We are deep into his administration and at some point your man has to take ownership.

FBR


as bush and clinton and reagan did when things were shaky in their tenures?

(they didn't, because the guy in the big chair is not really the reason america is screwed.)

JayATee
07-13-2009, 04:10 PM
We are deep into his administration and at some point your man has to take ownership.

FBR

He's too busy campaigning... someone should tell him the election is over....

miabella
07-13-2009, 05:20 PM
the election never really ends in american politics these days. the republicans are already campaigning and it's not even 2010 yet!

Gia2608
07-13-2009, 05:32 PM
We are deep into his administration and at some point your man has to take ownership.

FBR


Oh yes. Large corporations JUST started exporting jobs in Jan. of this year and all of those wonderful sub-prime mortgages that really fucked us good down here were signed when, Jan. 1st? And then the people defaulted what yesterday? There's literally 5-7 houses on ANY street in my county that are abandoned/ bank owned/ in foreclosure or short sale- or at the very least have a real estate sign in the yard. Come on. And don't get me started on oil prices.

Last year I got denyed a "real-job" that payed $11.00/hr because I am white, They literally told me that they had an affirmative action policy and then did not hire me. Obama didn't put affirmative action into place, Bill Clinton did I beleive. While this has little to do w/ the economy as a whole when qualified people aregetting turned down and you hire someone because they are a minority even though they may or may not have the better resume shit's not going to get better.

Gia2608
07-13-2009, 05:44 PM
U.S. economy is geared towards maintaining a high standard of living in this country. To do that we try to maintain an edge over others in terms of technology. This enables us to build high valued goods. So, our aim tends to be export one high valued item and in return for that get tons of low valued items from other countries.

Example:
When we export one Boeing 747, we get tons of Toyotas, Screwdrivers, Vibrators and Lap Dances from other countries in return. This keeps the prices of day to day items low for average Americans because we simply get tons of them from countries that produce using their cheaper domestic labor.

Anyhow, things are in some sort of re-shuffle at the moment but they will settle down soon. I have a firm faith in U.S. economy.


That is not the AIM of the economy- the economy is theoretically under the control of Burnakie and the Fed. Gov't and apparently they don't even have answers right now, that's what happens when US companies ship job oversees to increase their profits by using cheap labor. But let's give them all a big fucking handout of MY tax money and when I need help from a program that is tax subsidized I get denyed EVERY single time. The only time I have been able to get any money from the gov't is financial aid after I appealed the gov't's decision.

It's not that anyone is trying to keep prices low for us, most Americans can't afford to buy goods made here. The majority of American's save less than 1% of their earnings and live pay check to pay check. I'm not happy that I shop at Wal-Mart and buy cheap shit that was assembled in Taiwan and Bangladesh and China, I however can barely afford to pay my rent or keep my lights on, never mind shopping at Whole Foods or using albeit better made products.

And we don't have an edge over other countries in terms of technology and certainly won't in the future- Silicon Valley doesn't manufacture microchips, south east Asian countries do and we are in dire need of American scientists and engineers so we can stop importing them.


But alas, this thread is about the impact of the economy on Strip Clubs. Probably in five years if you want to strip, move to Japan or Brazil. I'm sure Dubai's clubs will be off-the-chain too.

miabella
07-13-2009, 06:31 PM
Oh yes. Large corporations JUST started exporting jobs in Jan. of this year and all of those wonderful sub-prime mortgages that really fucked us good down here were signed when, Jan. 1st? And then the people defaulted what yesterday? There's literally 5-7 houses on ANY street in my county that are abandoned/ bank owned/ in foreclosure or short sale- or at the very least have a real estate sign in the yard. Come on. And don't get me started on oil prices.

Last year I got denyed a "real-job" that payed $11.00/hr because I am white, They literally told me that they had an affirmative action policy and then did not hire me. Obama didn't put affirmative action into place, Bill Clinton did I beleive. While this has little to do w/ the economy as a whole when qualified people aregetting turned down and you hire someone because they are a minority even though they may or may not have the better resume shit's not going to get better.

affirmative action is decades old, actually, pre-clinton even. also, most people who benefit from it are White Ladies. it is completely impossible to know why you were denied the job, since they might have hired an older white woman instead of you (a twofer! old and a woman!) and that would have been better for their affirmative action policy without being racially motivated the way you are basically just assuming without any evidence.

affirmative action doesn't actually mean hiring black or hispanic people over whites/asians. it can mean taking the old white person, or the handicapped white person, or the white single mom, etc. it's about taking someone who is underrepresented in some way and giving them the job, provided they meet the job requirements. unqualified people are usually not hired under affirmative action as an overall pattern. and plenty of white people are classified as minorities when it comes to affirmative action.

Cyril
07-13-2009, 08:04 PM
And we don't have an edge over other countries in terms of technology and certainly won't in the future- Silicon Valley doesn't manufacture microchips, south east Asian countries do and we are in dire need of American scientists and engineers so we can stop importing them.




There is not a single south east or far east Asian country that has a private company that manufactures microprocessors. That is my understanding.

But you are correct, there is a troublesome trend among American youth, a trend which shows lack of interest in science and technology. This is a bad trend and will prove detrimental to US interests.

Wild_Flower
07-13-2009, 08:47 PM
At my club we seem to be getting alot of customers that will come in, have a drink and just watch us all night without spending any money. As soon as soneove does though they will all crowd around to get a free look.

Gia2608
07-13-2009, 09:15 PM
Mia while what you said is true about affirmative action I did have a chance to see the ppl who worked for this particular company, not too many who looked like me. Which really isn't a good, varied selection of my county. And I wasn't dead on about affirmative action true, I was kinda thinking it may have been Reagan. My point was- the program is bullshit and detrimental when well qualified people aren't given jobs because they are not handicapped or old or black or hispanic.

And I was ranting a bit earlier because I was annoyed by something in my life that related somewhat to this so maybe I went a bit overboard, but it's not the first time I've faced "reverse discrimination" living in the south

and they absolutely manufacture microchips in Malaysia (sp?). I know ppl who worked for a co in CA that is moving their production there so all my ppl are outta jobs.

stressed
07-13-2009, 09:43 PM
affirmative action is decades old, actually, pre-clinton even. also, most people who benefit from it are White Ladies. it is completely impossible to know why you were denied the job, since they might have hired an older white woman instead of you (a twofer! old and a woman!) and that would have been better for their affirmative action policy without being racially motivated the way you are basically just assuming without any evidence.

affirmative action doesn't actually mean hiring black or hispanic people over whites/asians. it can mean taking the old white person, or the handicapped white person, or the white single mom, etc. it's about taking someone who is underrepresented in some way and giving them the job, provided they meet the job requirements. unqualified people are usually not hired under affirmative action as an overall pattern. and plenty of white people are classified as minorities when it comes to affirmative action.


As a business owner and also someone that deals with the reverse discrimination of this on a daily basis, i would have to disagree with you. I do not know if state to state is different, but where i live it is so blatant that you have many underqualified people getting jobs becuase we have to make our points. As i find this a very sensitive subject, i will end with we agree to disagree.

xoxo
07-14-2009, 03:24 AM
money has gone down a ton....even the big spenders are holdin on tight to their wallets these days. but still a lot of customers cuz it's $6 to get in and so it's a cheap thing for them to do for the night cause they don't tip. an average night used to be $1500 at my club for pretty much every girl it was just easy to make money cause the vibe of the place was just good everyone was always in a good mood and now i've seen some girls go home with $40 on a friday or saturday night which is horrible. that means with a house full of 60 people and going on stage about 4 times in that night she made like $16 each time on stage. shows how many people aren't tippin anymore. if you can't afford it go the fuck home to your wife. the highest the girls top out at now is like$800 and that's the highest on a very good night doesn't happen often anymore.

mediocrity
07-14-2009, 03:29 AM
There is not a single south east or far east Asian country that has a private company that manufactures microprocessors. That is my understanding.

But you are correct, there is a troublesome trend among American youth, a trend which shows lack of interest in science and technology. This is a bad trend and will prove detrimental to US interests.

Lack of interest in science? Is this why 25 in my class of 65 are dancers? (We have tiny classes because those who pass the MCAT with a 30 or better are rare ones...)

True story. I will even cite my university.

xdamage
07-14-2009, 06:10 AM
... I'm not happy that I shop at Wal-Mart and buy cheap shit that was assembled in Taiwan and Bangladesh and China, I however can barely afford to pay my rent or keep my lights on, never mind shopping at Whole Foods or using albeit better made products....

This is why it is complex. This the reality for the majority of American's. The tech boom brought with it huge amounts of investor cash and potential that has trickled down into our society, but the majority still really can't afford the best of the best products, and buy cheaper imported good because it is what they can afford. No fault to you or anyone. We could have attached large import tariffs on imported good, like some countries do, but that is a different set of trade offs.

The problem is people don't want to believe that there is no solution. That economies are fluid, like waves, and must change. Down swings go hand in hand with upswings.

An economy that is not changing is at best going to suffer from entropy, a general decline in the standard of living for everyone. Even if we could live in a bubble and limit trade to ourselves, our resources would slowly dwindle away. We'd invariably use them faster then they can renew and if times looked good, we'd breed more, and invariably then face periods of poorer weather, decreased crops, dying off again.

It is possible to apply scientific solutions to prolong the decay. For example we could use the power of the sun, to create food and electricity, but even the sun's power is not limitless. At some point in the future we'll either need to move out to find resources or we will face a slow but sure death on earth.

What we are seeing today is societies (groups of people) struggling to eek out the best existence they can for themselves now on a world-wide economic scale. Money is going to shift to wherever people are willing to work the hardest for less, or if by some fortunate set of circumstances, where ever the brilliant are able to thrive and create new ideas. If it is not in the USA it will be elsewhere, but it will happen.

FWIW though chances are if the money does shift, it won't last forever. Somewhere else in the world people will come to expect more for less, the pattern will repeat itself, and the money again move.

Change is great when you're on the upswing and pretty much sucks when on the downswing. But there is really no way to entirely prevent the downswings. Humans would have to be a lot smarter and cooperative then they are for that to happen.

JayATee
07-14-2009, 12:58 PM
Lack of interest in science? Is this why 25 in my class of 65 are dancers? (We have tiny classes because those who pass the MCAT with a 30 or better are rare ones...)

True story. I will even cite my university.

I'm honestly jealous of this. I am arguably the only dancer in mine and it really sucks. That must be cool.

/end threadjack.

Cyril
07-14-2009, 06:35 PM
Lack of interest in science? Is this why 25 in my class of 65 are dancers? (We have tiny classes because those who pass the MCAT with a 30 or better are rare ones...)

True story. I will even cite my university.

So dancers in Las Vegas are showing interest in science & technology!

That indeed is a good news.