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I've never had a problem making money at either types of clubs. For the busy, low contact clubs, I hustle faster, spending less time talking to customers and talking to a higher volume. For the high contact clubs, I spend more time with the more wholesome customers and cultivate regulars who just want clean dances. I invest my time in them and instead of dancing for a higher number of men and dealing with getting propositioned all the time, I have a few regulars who know when I'll be at the club, who know my limits, and my time is essentially booked with them. All I have to do is show up. It's all about strategy surrounding your circumstances. I've never cared or complained about extras girls because they don't affect my money. I do. And as long as I can make the kind of money I make dancing, barring any unsafe/unclean environments, what the other girls do isn't of my concern or energy.
And I think there will always be strippers, because a lot of men aren't looking for sex. They're looking for companionship. They're looking for attention. They're looking for an ego boost from a hot woman telling them how wonderful they are, regardless of how far from the truth is is. A lot of men will pay for just that, because they don't get that at home or wherever else for various reasons.
My feelings exactly! You just wrote how I have been feeling for years! I am not competitive in the traditional sense so I know I am in control of my earnings, and I know how to make good money in a way that doesn't compromise my boundaries. Crowd mentality won't change that, but it will continue to affect the industry over time. I never understood the concept of 'Stealing a customer' either, because a customer Is free to make a choice and no 2 girls offer an identical experience.
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