So what are good business practices for a stripper? One of my co-workers is an excellent hustler, and she's taught me a lot. However, lately she has been telling me what some of her new lies and new techniques are. Some of these I do wonder if they are even true; because she is a compulsive liar in general, and I've gotten good at knowing when she's not being honest. And honestly, I'm not so sure if these lies are anything a dancer good at her job would say. True, she is making great money, but her if regulars find out that her stories and needs are that fake, I am almost certain they could take her to court over it. I don't really want to say what her lies are, just b/c I hate talking about ppl behind their back in general- which I know makes it difficult to completely understand. But I guess my question is this; we all have a false persona when we go to work. And yeah, strippers lie about their real life in order to make themselves more appealing to other customers and for protection. But is there a boundary? Is it okay to make up totally elaborate lies or is there a point where it should stop? What are some good things to lie about? Are there some bad things to lie about? Is being a good liar another way of being a good hustler? What if you get caught? What are some good ones you've heard or said for money? Also, if lying is another way of being a good hustler, how do you learn to be a good liar?as odd as that sounds...



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, what else I do besides stripping, where I live (general area), etc...it's always a lie, and it's always the SAME lie. Pick one thing and stick to it.
I'm thinking more along the lines of harmless things like telling a custie a fake "real name". Not extreme stuff.


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