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JayATee
07-20-2009, 08:00 PM
LOL - I noticed that too. Is he hiring dancers or rugs?

Makes you wonder who will be the judge of these attributes ...



:P


I've said it before and I will say it again... You rock.

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:00 PM
Makes you wonder who will be the judge of these attributes ...





Not you for sure. :D

Keep out of the thread if baiting is all you are interested in.

mediocrity
07-20-2009, 08:03 PM
Not you for sure. :D

Keep out of the thread if baiting is all you are interested in.

Well there's the pot calling the kettle black.

vmurphy252
07-20-2009, 08:04 PM
^Why'd you have to bring race into it?

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:05 PM
Well there's the pot calling the kettle black.

This club will be an ideal club for you since you do not like any lap dancing provided you meet some other requirements.

mediocrity
07-20-2009, 08:08 PM
This club will be an ideal club for you since you do not like any lap dancing provided you meet some other requirements.

What makes you think I'd ever participate in anything run by you, theoretical or not?




PS. How will it be ideal for me when, pssst... ITS NOT REAL.

JayATee
07-20-2009, 08:10 PM
Not you for sure. :D

Keep out of the thread if baiting is all you are interested in.


And you consider yourself "qualified" in the judgement of others? Oh you who has never been to a SC? ::)

When does this get absurd enough to close?

verfolgung
07-20-2009, 08:11 PM
This club will be an ideal club for you since you do not like any lap dancing provided you meet some other requirements.

LOL - You're questioning an actual dancer's qaulifications for your "make believe" club? Bwahahahaha. :D

WiseGuy_TX
07-20-2009, 08:14 PM
...Cyril, hurry up and hire your damn strippers. I'm waiting to see your write up about opening day for this stripper kingdom.

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:15 PM
Oh you who has never been to a SC? ::)



This statement is not true.

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:16 PM
...Cyril, hurry up and hire your damn strippers. I'm waiting to see your write up about opening day for this stripper kingdom.

Take it easy my man. :)

I am doing it "pro bono publico". One night at a time.

JayATee
07-20-2009, 08:17 PM
This statement is not true.

Ok Cyril, when was the last time you were in one and how frequently did you go?

Answer? Not enough to be sitting here like you know ANYTHING about it and you're the king of SCing.

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:19 PM
You seriously piss me off more than any PL I have ever had Cyril. I would like to tell you to do a couple things to yourself but I will hold back my utter disgust and [attempt to] respond intelligently.

Let me begin by saying, I love the general manager at my club. I also love the owner. They are awesome guys and 70% of the reason I have toughed it out at my club despite extreme recent hardships. My gm helps me out $ wise when he knows I am having a string of hard nights, as he does for many girls. He speaks to me in a respectful manner and does not tell me what to do. The assistant managers and support staff are another story… but none of them can possibly compare to the utter hatred I have for some of the “gentlemen” who have been my customers.

I do not appreciate you making personal attacks on me in your ridiculous Utopian strip club proposal. This club that you are trying to sell will make no $, at least not in California, and this is the only state I have danced in. Guys go to strip clubs to get lap dances—especially here because we cannot serve alcohol. I do not mind giving lap dances; the amount of money I can make on a good PL in 30 minutes is insane ($600 before fees and tipouts). While I do prefer stage dancing, I see lap dances as my main source of income. Many girls at my club do not make bank on stage and make all their money in LDs. So, in addition to your customers being unhappy, your strippers will also not be pleased.

Customers want to spend their $ how they want. This is why I am very hesitant to ask for tips—I do not think that customers like being told what to tip or even really pushed to do so. They want to feel like the dancer appreciates their tips but is not expecting them. I do like people telling me how to spend my money in my daily life or telling me I should tip them, so this is understandable. Customers are not going to appreciate you telling them they have to tip a stripper a $1 per song. Nor are they going to appreciate you draining them of their money through cover charges and overpriced drinks when they can only sit at the stage and watch and talk to dancers.

You seem to misunderstand what I am angry about in regards to customers. There are two types that I despise; a) freeloaders and b) perverts. The second is obvious (guys who decide to make me an extras girl in LDs and I have to physically fight them off) and the first is a guy who is spending money on NO girl. I dance on stage many times a night and sometimes I am tipped, sometimes guys make it “rain” and sometimes guys who tipped all the other girls $100 walk away from the stage the moment I step up. This sucks and can be hurtful but I just try to win them over for some of the first song and if I can’t I walk to the other side of the stage and in my head tell them they’re idiots and don’t know what they’re missing and dance for whoever is at the other side of the club, even if that is only the waitress.

As DancerWealth states there is an infinite amount of $ in the room but it is not an even split. These customers have credit cards, ATM cards, checkbooks—they have $. They paid for the cover and overpriced drink. But the $ in the room is not going to be split evenly. It is the dancers job to extract the $ from these customers, and to put up with customers who to her may seem cheap but to another girl the most generous customer she’s ever had.

Freeloaders are men who no spend money on any girl. THESE are the men I want to push out of the club with my 7 inch heels. However, while your strategy would eliminate them somewhat it would also decrease the amount of possible money for dancers. Without VIPs/LDs and a mandatory tip (decreasing the amount the PL could give to one dancer, since he has to tip them all) the dancer would not be able to make the profit she can in a regular club.

Putting up with freeloaders and perverts is part of my job and any other dancer’s job. It’s my responsibility to do my job as good as I possibly can. But when a man is set on spending no money on any girl, and then is rude to me, there is nothing I can do. I do not blame the management for these customers, nor do I blame them for the perverts. You say “customers are angels and can do no wrong.” Well, you are offensive. Do not take the responsibility off of the customer by blaming the management for their behavior. The management did not just stick their finger up my ass or call me a rip off bitch in front of ten customers because I wouldn't give them a hand job in the LD room, tell me to shut the fuck up or go away, that I look like a little boy/cokehead/tweaker or that I need to start going to the gym adn get breasts implants or that there's no way they'd pay $40 to see me naked. These men are angels? Really? While management can obviously tell any customer to leave, I have still had to put up with some guy sticking his finger, that's been god knows where, in my for the second before I slapped his hand away and snapped at him. Unless management starts doing personality tests on their customers before letting them enter, there is no way to avoid these men and it is not their fault. So no, I am not an angry stripper taking my anger out on angelic PLs, it is directed in the appropriate direction.

I like this board because I can come and discuss the things about this job that make me want to rip my hair out or cry myself to sleep with other girls who have been in the same situation and are also new dancers or have been dancing for decades. I also like to see the customer perspective. However you do not fall into either of these categories. You are not a customer and you have not been in a strip club in ten years; while admittedly I had not hit two digits ten years ago, from the dancers that I know that were dancing then things have changed considerably. Customers have gotten cheaper and expect more for their money. There are more extras going around. Management takes more money, yes, but there is also less $ going into the club.

You are also not a dancer, but worse than this you seem to think you have some perspective into our job-lives, that you somehow understand what we go through. Unless you have been a dancer you really have no idea what it feels like, you can read as many threads or memoirs as you want but until you’ve done it for yourself you really can’t imagine how low the lows are and how high the highs are. The fact that you refuse to acknwledge this and instead post condescending replies is just plain annoying. Your posts are offensive and they are a waste of space.

I am sorry if I pissed you off. But for its it worth, I always enjoy reading your posts. I learned a lot from them.

I was going to respond but it may aggravate you so I have decided against it.

verfolgung
07-20-2009, 08:23 PM
This statement is not true.


Still, certainly not enough to have a deep understanding of the topic. ...



I have been to strip clubs only a handful of time in my life. My last visit was quite a long time ago.

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:24 PM
Ok Cyril, when was the last time you were in one and how frequently did you go?

Answer? Not enough to be sitting here like you know ANYTHING about it and you're the king of SCing.

Those who are expert in the industry like your highness are not coming up with any proposal to solve what is clearly a burning issue in the SC industry; it is unhappiness of strippers and PLs. So, the kindergartner of the SC industry had to take the torch.

xdamage
07-20-2009, 08:28 PM
Those who are expert in the industry like your highness are not coming up with any proposal to solve what is clearly a burning issue in the SC industry; it is unhappiness of strippers and PLs. So, the kindergartner of the SC industry had to take the torch.

Oh no ... you see this is what you don't see. It is precisely that the industry has a dark side, that it is successful and has avoided it becoming yet another crappy paying job.

gameover
07-20-2009, 08:31 PM
To avoid the unnecessary clutter, let us make one more assumption:
Construction of Dream Girls was a success. Building has been furnished, parking lot is ready and limousine port is ready. I will go ahead and add one more feature – helipad, in case truly important people decided to become PLs of Dream Girls.

Screw the helipad, I want sharks, with laser beams attached to their heads :)

WiseGuy_TX
07-20-2009, 08:37 PM
Screw the helipad, I want sharks, with laser beams attached to their heads :)...yea, or some ill tempered mutated sea bass.

JayATee
07-20-2009, 08:38 PM
^Ooh and jelly fish!

Cyril
07-20-2009, 08:40 PM
Folks,

Instead of writing deliberate contrarian polemics, please provide something of substance which may prove useful towards building Dream Girls.

Thanks!

xdamage
07-20-2009, 09:02 PM
Folks,

Instead of writing deliberate contrarian polemics, please provide something of substance which may prove useful towards building Dream Girls.

Thanks!

Cyril, come on... the problem is we're not contributing to Dream Girls. We'd be contributing to Cyril's fantasy world. It's not real because your out of touch with the humans that really do work in SCs. While it would be a great ego stroke to you, it wouldn't actually do anything useful for those who really work in the industry. It isn't all about you. For them it is their livelyhood.

FWIW, I work with Engineers who often confuse their emotions (their enthusiasm) with the reality of what is required to get something done. They actually do not contribute to the overall good though it strokes their ego to think they do. Those of us who actually have to make work happen find them to be a terrible drain of our time and energy, because in fact, they would actually be helpful by turning down their useless enthusiasm and actually getting in there and doing.

The fact is that their huge egos doesn't make one line of useful code being written. Your ego actually contributes 0, nothing, absolutely nada, to actually creating a better SC. All it does is add to the general problem of an egotist taking credit for other people's hard work. If you really had anything invested, for real, not just some fantasy, you'd get in and do it. But frankly cowards live life on the side lines, in their heads. They tell themselves they are strong, others are weak, but it is just utter BS to stroke their own egos. You want to be a real SC hero - get in there and DO something actual. The fantasy world of Cyril is just all about you and nothing about what would really help.

Sorry to be such a fucker and have to say that but yea... I blame the wine.

verfolgung
07-20-2009, 09:04 PM
... Instead of writing deliberate contrarian polemics, please provide something of substance which may prove useful towards building Dream Girls. ...


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:D

vmurphy252
07-20-2009, 09:06 PM
^That's for my benefit, isn't it?

JayATee
07-20-2009, 09:15 PM
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:D



:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Cyril
07-20-2009, 09:25 PM
Cyril, come on... the problem is we're not contributing to Dream Girls. We'd be contributing to Cyril's fantasy world. It's not real because your out of touch with the humans that really do work in SCs. While it would be a great ego stroke to you, it wouldn't actually do anything useful for those who really work in the industry. It isn't all about you. For them it is their livelyhood.

FWIW, I work with Engineers who often confuse their emotions (their enthusiasm) with the reality of what is required to get something done. They actually do not contribute to the overall good though it strokes their ego to think they do. Those of us who actually have to make work happen find them to be a terrible drain of our time and energy, because in fact, they would actually be helpful by turning down their useless enthusiasm and actually getting in there and doing.

The fact is that their huge egos doesn't make one line of useful code being written. Your ego actually contributes 0, nothing, absolutely nada, to actually creating a better SC. All it does is add to the general problem of an egotist taking credit for other people's hard work. If you really had anything invested, for real, not just some fantasy, you'd get in and do it. But frankly cowards live life on the side lines, in their heads. They tell themselves they are strong, others are weak, but it is just utter BS to stroke their own egos. You want to be a real SC hero - get in there and DO something actual. The fantasy world of Cyril is just all about you and nothing about what would really help.

Sorry to be such a fucker and have to say that but yea... I blame the wine.

Take it easy on the wine my man. Go hit the strip club or something and get some lap dance or something.

You will feel much better tomorrow.

xdamage
07-20-2009, 09:33 PM
Take it easy on the wine my man. Go hit the strip club or something and get some lap dance or something.

You will feel much better tomorrow.

No tomorrow I'll be back at work, dealing with a few people who are more interested in "who will stroke my ego" then actually having the balls to do work and contribute something actually useful to what needs to be done. Actually contributing would be hard for them because they are clueless, so they will keep those of us who actually "do" busy wasting time because otherwise they might have to face how useless their side-line contributions are. I won't feel better at all.

Cyril
07-20-2009, 10:07 PM
No tomorrow I'll be back at work, dealing with a few people who are more interested in "who will stroke my ego" then actually having the balls to do work and contribute something actually useful to what needs to be done. Actually contributing would be hard for them because they are clueless, so they will keep those of us who actually "do" busy wasting time because otherwise they might have to face how useless their side-line contributions are. I won't feel better at all.

At least take it easy on the wine. What do you say?

Dirty Ernie
07-20-2009, 10:46 PM
To avoid the unnecessary clutter, let us make one more assumption:
Construction of Dream Girls was a success. Building has been furnished, parking lot is ready and limousine port is ready.

Management has decided to go for following demographic at Dream Girls:
- 75% Caucasian, Middle Eastern and Latino strippers
- 25% Black and Oriental strippers

OK, while you were out some rather large, swarthy gentlemen with crooked noses, in fine tailored suits stopped by to tell you your fire insurance policy was inadequate. I told them to fuck-off as I'm sure you have a proper insurance agent. They didn't seem too pleased and said they would be visiting you shortly and you would soon be wearing cement stripper shoes, whatever that means.

And I'm pretty sure your stated hiring practice is a violation of federal law, so prepare for a class-action suit while you're at it.

(sorry to indulge him here folks, but I've come to the realization that if he wasn't running around in his head building this place, he might actually wander out into the real world and that frightens me a little...OK alot)

You Go Big Cyril!

Cyril
07-20-2009, 10:56 PM
OK, while you were out some rather large, swarthy gentlemen with crooked noses, in fine tailored suits stopped by to tell you your fire insurance policy was inadequate. I told them to fuck-off as I'm sure you have a proper insurance agent. They didn't seem too pleased and said they would be visiting you shortly and you would soon be wearing cement stripper shoes, whatever that means.

And I'm pretty sure your stated hiring practice is a violation of federal law, so prepare for a class-action suit while you're at it.

(sorry to indulge him here folks, but I've come to the realization that if he wasn't running around in his head building this place, he might actually wander out into the real world and that frightens me a little...OK alot)

You Go Big Cyril!

Strippers are independent contractors not employees. When you turn down a contractor, you do not have to tell them that you are turning them down because of their race. It happens all the time. You are naive if you think race does not play a part in hiring process.

JayATee
07-21-2009, 12:17 AM
Strippers are independent contractors not employees. When you turn down a contractor, you do not have to tell them that you are turning them down because of their race. It happens all the time. You are naive if you think race does not play a part in hiring process.


But clubs do not spell it out such as you have. Business Law 101 - You must operate according to state and federal regs. Duh. ::)

Almost Jaded
07-21-2009, 12:45 AM
Charlie, if you're reading this, could you bring my deleted post to Cyril back and put it in this thread? LOL

Cyril - many of us have very valuable feedback and ideas. I have HUNDREDS. Know what? Since I'm actually going to be opening a club someday, I'd rather not spell it all out here, lol.

Besides that, it's been said over and over and you refuse to hear it - the very foundation for your idea is off base, and you don't know that because you don't know the industry.

The fact that the very girls your hypothetical project is supposed to please are busting your balls in this thread should be hint...

:rolleyes:

WiseGuy_TX
07-21-2009, 05:30 AM
Go hit the strip club or something and get some lap dance or something.

You will feel much better tomorrow....Cyril, so now you are advocating "unhappy stripper" lap dancing as a positive club benefit to keep a club profitable? This is in direct conflict with proposed Dream Girls rule 2C.

And describe in detail the strippers you have hired so far. Opening day is this Friday.

yoda57us
07-21-2009, 07:25 AM
Folks,

Instead of writing deliberate contrarian polemics, please provide something of substance which may prove useful towards building Dream Girls.

Thanks!

Welcome to Stripper web Cyril. This is a message board. As members we all get to post whatever we want as long as the mods don't think it's offensive.

While you are certainly entitled to try and tell us all what to do we don't really have to listen to you. If you want an autocratic message board you will have to go start Cyril web.

You could probably run it out of the dancer's dressing room at Dream Girls. I'm sure there will be plenty of room back there...

jack0177057
07-21-2009, 10:36 AM
I love giving lapdances! To be honest, it's my favorite part of the job. If I could, my job would consist of 90% LD's and 10% stage shows. And I consider myself an ardent sex-positive feminist.

It makes me so sad... that you are so far away...

vmurphy252
07-21-2009, 03:26 PM
VC's fund other projects. We only fund our own, LOL.

We have our IT director. You know her a Miss Mynxx. :D

We must be crazy - hiring a stripper for our IT director?!?!? They're all empty-headed bimbos with no education! She must have traded sexual favors of which I was not aware with my partners for an empty job title. Lord knows she couldn't have a bunch of certifications and know how to code, no way. I mean - not a STRIPPER! :P

So much for aquafraternity.

Earl_the_Pearl
07-21-2009, 03:44 PM
What about zombie strippers? They're cool!
Owner of Dream Girls and his top earner.
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/04/18/arts/18zombie-600.jpg

mediocrity
07-21-2009, 05:11 PM
You know wat, I'm in a stellar mood today, so I thought I'd break down what DOES make a good club, for dancers, then for customers.

Dancers:
- Good, kind management who listens when you have an issue and doesn't ask for a BS tipout on top of their salary. Managers that I have encountered make a decent salary.
- Bouncers who do their job. Not necessarily injure people a la CH2, but definitely make their presence and the rule abundantly clear. Fair salary to ensure equal motivation, not just helping the girls who tip the best.
- Or, if there are "Hosts", they shouldn't expect a tip if they did nothing to assist our moneymaking proces. They should also be paid fairly for the same reasons as the bouncers.
- House fees which are no more than 10-15% of what your average expected total take for the night.
- Clean surroundings, where carpets etc are washed on a regular basis.
- Vigilant VIP cameras.
- I worked in a place once where the lap dance price was posted in multiple areas, and I liked it. It prevents undercutting and makes everyone on the same playing field, and the customer can choose to tip on top of the dance price should be feel so compelled.
- I also worked in a place where the comfort level was yours to select and am a fan of that. Don't want to lap dance? Don't. Want to lap dance? Go for it. I don't advocate super high contact though.
- Having every patron sitting at the tip rail tip a dollar a song. C'mon guys. I can't even buy a pack of gum with $1. It sin't anything to sweat.

For Customers (IMHO):
- Well kept girls. Brushed hair, makeup on point, clean outfits, shaven, smelling good. Quality of girls I would think is a top priority. No one wants a dance from a busted ass girl.
- Low ATM fees. I do think a lot of them are unreasonable. $2 and below would be good.
- No high pressure bottle sales.
- Drink specials.
- Clean atmosphere where they don't feel icky touching the furniture.
- Reasonable cover charge.
- DJ who doesn't talk too much or too loud.
- Feeling like the quality of the venue and the girls is worth the money they are spending.

Voila. However, this is just my perception. Your perception may vary.

I had a business plan a few years back that was pretty bad ass, but my investor bowed out. Epic fail!

charlie61
07-21-2009, 06:11 PM
People. Be adults. If you don't like the thread, stay out of it. If you want to fight, move this to PM's.

Thank you, Mediocrity, for one of the few attempts in this entire thread to help Cyril's purpose and actually add something productive.

Cyril
07-21-2009, 06:38 PM
You know wat, I'm in a stellar mood today, so I thought I'd break down what DOES make a good club, for dancers, then for customers.

Dancers:
- Good, kind management who listens when you have an issue and doesn't ask for a BS tipout on top of their salary. Managers that I have encountered make a decent salary.
- Bouncers who do their job. Not necessarily injure people a la CH2, but definitely make their presence and the rule abundantly clear. Fair salary to ensure equal motivation, not just helping the girls who tip the best.
- Or, if there are "Hosts", they shouldn't expect a tip if they did nothing to assist our moneymaking proces. They should also be paid fairly for the same reasons as the bouncers.
- House fees which are no more than 10-15% of what your average expected total take for the night.
- Clean surroundings, where carpets etc are washed on a regular basis.
- Vigilant VIP cameras.
- I worked in a place once where the lap dance price was posted in multiple areas, and I liked it. It prevents undercutting and makes everyone on the same playing field, and the customer can choose to tip on top of the dance price should be feel so compelled.
- I also worked in a place where the comfort level was yours to select and am a fan of that. Don't want to lap dance? Don't. Want to lap dance? Go for it. I don't advocate super high contact though.
- Having every patron sitting at the tip rail tip a dollar a song. C'mon guys. I can't even buy a pack of gum with $1. It sin't anything to sweat.

For Customers (IMHO):
- Well kept girls. Brushed hair, makeup on point, clean outfits, shaven, smelling good. Quality of girls I would think is a top priority. No one wants a dance from a busted ass girl.
- Low ATM fees. I do think a lot of them are unreasonable. $2 and below would be good.
- No high pressure bottle sales.
- Drink specials.
- Clean atmosphere where they don't feel icky touching the furniture.
- Reasonable cover charge.
- DJ who doesn't talk too much or too loud.
- Feeling like the quality of the venue and the girls is worth the money they are spending.

Voila. However, this is just my perception. Your perception may vary.

I had a business plan a few years back that was pretty bad ass, but my investor bowed out. Epic fail!

That was really good. I agree with about 99.99% of what you have said. Well done!

Cyril
07-21-2009, 06:41 PM
But clubs do not spell it out such as you have. Business Law 101 - You must operate according to state and federal regs. Duh. ::)

That was confidential information for management only. You are an audience; if I do not tell you what the management is thinking then how will you know what is going on?

Cyril
07-21-2009, 06:52 PM
...Cyril, so now you are advocating "unhappy stripper" lap dancing as a positive club benefit to keep a club profitable? This is in direct conflict with proposed Dream Girls rule 2C.

And describe in detail the strippers you have hired so far. Opening day is this Friday.

There are some PLs they cannot live without lap dances. So they need a venue too. Dream Girls is for sophisticated PLS.

verfolgung
07-21-2009, 06:55 PM
That was really good. I agree with about 99.99% of what you have said. Well done!

Out of curiousity, what was the 0.01%? /:O

SteveSmith
07-21-2009, 07:09 PM
Owner of Dream Girls and his top earner.




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JayATee
07-21-2009, 07:13 PM
That was confidential information for management only. You are an audience; if I do not tell you what the management is thinking then how will you know what is going on?

You can't actually operate like this and call yourself a club for happy dancers. Besides that, the reason SC's do so well is bc of the VARIETY of girls. If you only get small, blonde barbie dolls sure you'll have a few customers, but you won't be a thriving business. I mean come on. Operate with the standards you have set forth and you'll be out of business before you even open the doors.

You need to start LISTENING to what we're saying instead of just continuing to operate in your pipe dream.


There are some PLs they cannot live without lap dances. So they need a venue too. Dream Girls is for sophisticated PLS.

This is an oxymoron.

Cyril
07-21-2009, 08:09 PM
You can't actually operate like this and call yourself a club for happy dancers. Besides that, the reason SC's do so well is bc of the VARIETY of girls. If you only get small, blonde barbie dolls sure you'll have a few customers, but you won't be a thriving business. I mean come on. Operate with the standards you have set forth and you'll be out of business before you even open the doors.

You need to start LISTENING to what we're saying instead of just continuing to operate in your pipe dream.



This is an oxymoron.

There will be plenty of variety at Dream Girls. Here are just a few of them:
- Blondes
- Brunettes
- Petite
- Tall
- Short haired
- Long haired
- Middle Eastern
- Latinas
- Black
- Oriental

What else do you want? Vampire girls are out of question.

Cyril
07-21-2009, 08:12 PM
owner of dream girls and his top earner.
http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/04/18/arts/18zombie-600.jpg


lol :) lol

xdamage
07-21-2009, 08:15 PM
Question - In addition to the variety listed above, will there be any real girls at Dream Girls?

Cyril
07-21-2009, 08:22 PM
Here is the update on hiring process:

Hiring process is in full swing. Girls are being auditioned. The ones who show adequate pole handling skills along with dancing skills are given a drug test and a background check. Once they clear the drug test and background check, they are invited to sign a formal contract with Dream Girls.

Dream Girls expects to wrap up this process ASAP because I am sure that PLs can't wait to get in there. I am already thinking about who the guest of honor will be on the inauguration day; I mean the PL who will be cutting the ribbon.

I am thinking of giving this honor to Earl.

(Note: I was going to give the honor to myself. But I decided against it for two reasons - a) It will not be too modest b) I am only an honorary PL )

JayATee
07-21-2009, 08:43 PM
There will be plenty of variety at Dream Girls. Here are just a few of them:
- Blondes
- Brunettes
- Petite
- Tall
- Short haired
- Long haired
- Middle Eastern
- Latinas
- Black
- Oriental

What else do you want? Vampire girls are out of question.



What more? READ your percentages in your original post. You remember, the one that breaks every single hiring law out there? That's where the problem is.

God, I love how WE keep getting yelled at for not posting helpful info and you just get left alone to go your merry way.

Cyril
07-21-2009, 09:02 PM
What more? READ your percentages in your original post. You remember, the one that breaks every single hiring law out there? That's where the problem is.

God, I love how WE keep getting yelled at for not posting helpful info and you just get left alone to go your merry way.

This is a realistic exercise and as such racism has to be taken into account. Actually, it is not racism, it is realism. I was reading online somewhere that in Vegas, Caucasian cocktail waitresses do much better than the Oriental and Black cocktail waitresses. Due to customers' preference for Caucasian waitresses, management tends to hire more Caucasian waitresses. The whole article discussed the tactics of avoiding racial discrimination lawsuits. It was a good read. Please do some research online on your own because I do not want to derail the thread.

Also, why do you have to call me names? This is not nice. I am not baiting you. I am simply informing you about Dream Girls' hiring preferences.