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    Question New Age of Being a Stripper?

    I've been out of the game for the past 4/5 years and contemplating maybe grabbing my heels out of the closet. Just wondering, how is everyone adjusting to the 'new age of strip clubs' with social media everywhere (no privacy, customers recording, more twerking, less sensuality, more of a club scene... NEW AGE)? When I started in this industry 10 years ago, things seemed so different and I'm actually sort of sad on how things progressed. What changes have you made to adjust to the strip club scene now? And how has it effected you? Or if it effected you at all?

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    I also took a 4-5 year break from stripping and came back into it last month. No difference that I see. Customers are recording here and there, yes but I disguise myself pretty well so I’m not worried about it. As far as twerking, I don’t see it happening any more than before. Extras are still alive and well and I don’t see them being worse, at least where I’m at. And I’m in Miami! The extras capital. Haha. I think a lot depends on your club too. If you go to a dive you’ll run into more “new age” things than if you go to an upscale club

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    A veteran told me when she first started dancing in the early-2000's, men were spending. As she said, "By 10pm, I already made $800 when I just came to the floor at 7pm."

    When I first started in 2007, buyers were abundant. The ratio of buyer to non-spenders were 3-to-1. But as the years went by, the buyer population were decreasing but still, it was enough to be satisfied. But around 2013 or '14, the ratio of buyers-to-nonspenders was 1-to-3. And it was getting exhausting and frustrating. By now, most men who go in, just there to hang out and drinking.

    I think Millennial males just aren't into strip clubs since they are becoming the majority of consumers They have a completely different mindset when it comes to sex and spending money.

    To adjust, you just gotta look forthe potential buyers and hope to land a whale. Save your money and invest in an education or trade.

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    Loneliness is a public health crisis. I think guys are lonelier than ever. Many men think they “shouldn’t have to pay just to talk.” I have this issue all the time. I thought about just asking for a tip ahead of time to sit and talk-that way they aren’t “paying someone to be their friend”. I could say, “Oh it’s time to feed the meter, or do you wanna do a dance?”

    I think a combo of people wanting to hold on to their money, free porn, and tinder has really hit our industry hard, but anyone who treats this like as a sales job should be able to pay their bills. Now whether or not putting up with the stigma and the drama is worth it anymore is a matter of personal opinion.
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    I feel like there's this culture of fear surrounding everything, when the reality is that change is simply constant...

    Whether you're researching climate change or strip clubs, there's this myth that everything started going downhill in the last 5-10 years. But if you read more, you can find accounts of things changing 20 years ago, 30 years ago...

    If you're looking to get back in, then go for it! Reading anecdotal reviews and experiences about how MONEY IS SHIT NOW COMPARED TO THE 80s won't help you at all. We all see posts in the "my last shift" thread about women who are having great nights consistently, slow nights consistently... Unless you're reading a review from someone working at your club, your shift, with your looks and experience level... it's not really relevant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie61 View Post
    I feel like there's this culture of fear surrounding everything, when the reality is that change is simply constant...

    Whether you're researching climate change or strip clubs, there's this myth that everything started going downhill in the last 5-10 years. But if you read more, you can find accounts of things changing 20 years ago, 30 years ago...

    If you're looking to get back in, then go for it! Reading anecdotal reviews and experiences about how MONEY IS SHIT NOW COMPARED TO THE 80s won't help you at all. We all see posts in the "my last shift" thread about women who are having great nights consistently, slow nights consistently... Unless you're reading a review from someone working at your club, your shift, with your looks and experience level... it's not really relevant.

    /ranting tipsycharlie
    Ironically, I feel like I'm less concerned about the money part and more of the 'atmosphere' I have to tolerate part. *sigh* I'll definitely give it a go again to see if my preconceived notions are correct.
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    A LOT of clubs ban cameras not just for the girls but to prevent someone setting up the bar itself for lawsuits.

    The money is harder to make but if you are motivated it is still there.

    I personally feel the ideal of the industry has gone from wanting strippers to fit a "girl next door mold" (which is what Playboy Magazine made famous) to wanting girls to be "pornified."


    I can deal with strip club customers who are porn addicts because honestly you're doing them a favor by talking to them. They're easy to pump money out of...

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    Quote Originally Posted by lol1337a View Post
    Honestly a lot of the claims that the industry has gone to hell in the last however many years (at least money wise) can be chalked up to something else: veterans getting burnt out, or maybe even just being past their prime physically. I would guess it's a little bit of column A, a little bit of column B.

    Of course there are older women still killing it, but this industry favors the young and energetic, not the older, tired, or jaded.
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    Lapdances have been 20 dollars since the 80s. Men have been tipping 1s on stage since the 80s. Women used to get paid by the house to go to work in the 80s.

    That's definitely not keeping up with inflation. The prevalence of free porn, dating sites, and the hook up culture is more normal today than years long ago.

    Yup! The industry is changing. That's for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cutiecam View Post
    Lapdances have been 20 dollars since the 80s. Men have been tipping 1s on stage since the 80s. Women used to get paid by the house to go to work in the 80s.

    That's definitely not keeping up with inflation. The prevalence of free porn, dating sites, and the hook up culture is more normal today than years long ago.

    Yup! The industry is changing. That's for sure.
    Don't forget the economic squeeze!

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    I consistently have good and often great nights, and I consistently see girls around me having good and great nights. I agree with Charlie61, it's not really relevant to hear how things were 15, 20, 30 years ago. I see people swearing that 10 years ago, those were "the days", but I've actually read through posts on this site from the early 2000s and girls were still reporting the same kinds of earnings and the same problems you see now. Nostalgia often causes people to look back at certain memories more fondly than they deserve to be remembered. There are certain factors that have changed and they have not changed in our favor, I agree.

    The industry isn't "dying" so to speak but it's transforming, and not for the best. I think strip clubs are becoming more like nightclubs that just so happen to have naked girls, or brothels, or a combination of both. I still say, dance or don't. We haven't made the full transition we're inevitably heading towards. You'll still be making a lot more than you would make at a regular office job if you're in a good location, at a good club, and you've perfected your sales skills.

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    I never twerked and do ok. It's not necessary, but then again...I'm not in a tip rail club. Ok, even if I was... not my style.

    There are still men who appreciate the old school style of stripping.

    I don't have stripper social media either. Never felt the need.

    As for recording, some security are on top of that and so am I. I will break somebody's phone.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lol1337a View Post
    Honestly a lot of the claims that the industry has gone to hell in the last however many years (at least money wise) can be chalked up to something else: veterans getting burnt out, or maybe even just being past their prime physically. I would guess it's a little bit of column A, a little bit of column B.

    Of course there are older women still killing it, but this industry favors the young and energetic, not the older, tired, or jaded.

    I would attribute it to older dancers having a basis of comparison of what “stripper money” is.

    I don’t know where you work, but the mature dancers here are all top earners. I’m the oldest dancer at my club, and I have a positive attitude at work. I have a choice in life to let it make me better or bitter; I choose to be better in spite of everything if I’ve been through. Comments like this give me a reason to be top earner.

    I only know a few old batshit crazy strippers. Most mature dancers are awesome entertainers and have great work ethic hence being top earners.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lol1337a View Post
    Honestly a lot of the claims that the industry has gone to hell in the last however many years (at least money wise) can be chalked up to something else: veterans getting burnt out, or maybe even just being past their prime physically. I would guess it's a little bit of column A, a little bit of column B.

    Of course there are older women still killing it, but this industry favors the young and energetic, not the older, tired, or jaded.
    Then why is it the older women that make the most money?

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    I just edited my last post

    I've known top earners who were 21 and 45 for the record.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yaya_cash View Post
    Then why is it the older women that make the most money?
    ....this... is a question I also need answered lol... is it just a facade? cuz I'm pretty sure I be seeing them cash out lmfao
    Nah honestly I just think they are very experienced and know wtf to say w a guy. I mean you have to pretty good after 15 years. I know I'm way better than I am 2 years ago when I started so I can only imagine 15 years of experience. lol.
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    I am in NYC and I am pushing 30 myself (2. I've been dancing here since I was 20. I can easily say my money has increased every single year and I am at the top of my game NOW. All the top earners I know are 28+ and most of them are in their 30's and even 40's.
    Some of the stuff I've noticed is the music is getting louder and louder across the board. The strip clubs are turning into night clubs with naked girls.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lol1337a View Post
    Yeah, the majority of dancers who are 30+ (not that 30 is old) who have been in the business a while have stayed because they're good at the job. But if you look around there are a million threads about burnout, which typically happens when you've been doing this a while. I didn't think it would be controversial to say that this is likely another factor in the small sample size of people saying things are dead and who have many years of experience. But obviously I'm not being clear about how selection bias is likely affecting threads like these, and am offending or confusing people because of it, so I'll drop it after this I guess.

    I'm 31 and doing pretty well in my city now that the slow season is over and I'm out of semi retirement. Other dancers I know over 30 are too. The sample size of all dancers over 30 in my area is much larger than the sample size of dancers over 30 bemoaning the lack of money here. But the ones doing well aren't going to be saying the money has declined. Make sense?
    ^^^ All of this, they are more experienced and if they've been in the business this long it's probably because they are good at what they do. I'll also add that sometimes the older, well-monied men prefer dancers who are more mature. A 60-yr-old man is probably going to have more in common/feel more comfortable with a 35-yr-old as opposed to an 18-yr-old who just got out of high school and could be his granddaughter. Just an observation.

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    You need to go in during times that work best for you to avoid burn out or being tired, too. Like going in days back to back and there's very few customers coming in And not spending much isn't helping you're potential to make $$$$. You should do something more productive once you figure out when the slow time/s is or when you make much less $$$$$$, for you. Otherwise you will become burnt out or tired.

    (This is a note to myself, too.)

    That's THE reason to single-out clubs that just don't work for you or you make the least amount of $$$$$. It's a waste of your time, your energy, when you're not making the $$$$.

    Going 3, 4 days or more consecutively without a break while not making much $$$$ is a waste of your time and energy, because entertaining in today's new age takes more from you already. Why would you burn you're energy (more) for nothing, while having to deal with the BS of what the club brings today?.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trustfundkiller View Post
    ^^^ All of this, they are more experienced and if they've been in the business this long it's probably because they are good at what they do. I'll also add that sometimes the older, well-monied men prefer dancers who are more mature. A 60-yr-old man is probably going to have more in common/feel more comfortable with a 35-yr-old as opposed to an 18-yr-old who just got out of high school and could be his granddaughter. Just an observation.
    I totally agree ! I see lots of older men go with more mature women. Which I'm sure helps the dancer cuz, they actually have money haha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yaya_cash View Post
    You need to go in during times that work best for you to avoid burn out or being tired, too. Like going in days back to back and there's very few customers coming in And not spending much isn't helping you're potential to make $$$$. You should do something more productive once you figure out when the slow time/s is or when you make much less $$$$$$, for you. Otherwise you will become burnt out or tired.

    (This is a note to myself, too.)

    That's THE reason to single-out clubs that just don't work for you or you make the least amount of $$$$$. It's a waste of your time, your energy, when you're not making the $$$$.

    Going 3, 4 days or more consecutively without a break while not making much $$$$ is a waste of your time and energy, because entertaining in today's new age takes more from you already. Why would you burn you're energy (more) for nothing, while having to deal with the BS of what the club brings today?.
    Going to try this new practice this weekend and only work one shift each day, not a double. No more doubles for me, at least for this club.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yaya_cash View Post
    Going to try this new practice this weekend and only work one shift each day, not a double. No more doubles for me, at least for this club.
    Girl,
    I'm so annoyed. The last two days have been a bummer working at this club. It's starting to be a-no for this one club. Girls are like expected to sit more time with the very few guys that now come in. Like the girls that do get a dance or VIP are spending like an hour and half or more with whom comes in. I find this weird when the guy shows no indication he`s going to get a VIP or spending considerable already ( to compensate you). There's much less customers to make money from and the house fees increased to (add to) the club taking almost half of your VIP and they make/mark you to owe Income Taxes (that day) even when you made nothing.
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    I think everyone's opinions on the topic add to why the industry has changed even the past 3 years, tho not necessarily all over, some clubs will be more effected than others. But one club that use to be very good and full of business men, now isn't.. it use to be my home club, as an example of customer base changes.

    2 things I don't think that were really mentioned yet that effects everyones money is;

    1. Womens standards (in society in general, have massively changed even since the 90's... and this in turn has changed our industry. Many more women are much more willing to do OTC activity now than ever before, it's less stigmatized and almost normal for many dancers to also escort. It use to not be so saturated this way, but frankly it kills making money in the club sometimes... and I am noticing it becoming more and more of a problem. Even if my customer base is totally different than an escorts, if guys know they can "get more" at a club, it becomes word of mouth, and more of THOSE kinds of customers come in...)

    2. Hiring standards! (This has changed a lot even since I started... sometimes in my current city I feel like one of the only "stripper" looking strippers left... I'm also very classy and the general vibe has turned trashy. Lots of clubs have massively lowered their standards for who they hire, uglier girls more willing to DO MORE because a customer wants it, etc. ; and the more trashy girls that work somewhere the worse the customer base gets and it just becomes a cycle. It's sad but I feel being a true 9 or 10 in this industry now is more of a rarity now than it ever has been... SO many girls dancing that should never even be stripping... all of that is killing the money as well. This has been an issue of varying degrees in many cities I think...)


    Anyhow tho, over all... energy & attitude definitely make at least 80% of your night regardless of these changes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NYC.Bianca View Post
    I think everyone's opinions on the topic add to why the industry has changed even the past 3 years, tho not necessarily all over, some clubs will be more effected than others. But one club that use to be very good and full of business men, now isn't.. it use to be my home club, as an example of customer base changes.

    2 things I don't think that were really mentioned yet that effects everyones money is;

    1. Womens standards (in society in general, have massively changed even since the 90's... and this in turn has changed our industry. Many more women are much more willing to do OTC activity now than ever before, it's less stigmatized and almost normal for many dancers to also escort. It use to not be so saturated this way, but frankly it kills making money in the club sometimes... and I am noticing it becoming more and more of a problem. Even if my customer base is totally different than an escorts, if guys know they can "get more" at a club, it becomes word of mouth, and more of THOSE kinds of customers come in...)

    2. <b>Hiring standards! (This has changed a lot even since I started... sometimes in my current city I feel like one of the only "stripper" looking strippers left... I'm also very classy and the general vibe has turned trashy. Lots of clubs have massively lowered their standards for who they hire, uglier girls more willing to DO MORE because a customer wants it, etc. ; and the more trashy girls that work somewhere the worse the customer base gets and it just becomes a cycle. It's sad but I feel being a true 9 or 10 in this industry now is more of a rarity now than it ever has been... SO many girls dancing that should never even be stripping... all of that is killing the money as well. This has been an issue of varying degrees in many cities I think...)


    Anyhow tho, over all... energy & attitude definitely make at least 80% of your night regardless of these changes.
    Hiring standards have been lowered to collect more house fees and to get the newly aged entertainers to do more or exploit more work for less money. I see so many unattractive (4s and even less rated) women, that you won't be interested in even looking at or approaching in the streets or public working in called mid- and high-end clubs. And the men don't seem to care much about these women appearance; they want somebody that's EASY. I have seen men timeless times choose the most busted women to give their money and ignored the very beautiful entertainer, that isn't above approaching men in a club. I guess she has to work much more harder-- This makes you start tI think why should I invest the effort, time and money in my look when the results aren't beneficial to me. And where do the beautiful women turn to now? Escorting? Web caming? Being a kept woman?

    And I think the beautiful women who know they are and able to initiate providing for her could get more from a generous man than consistently working at such club. Since someone able to provide this would be embarrassed with the same busted chick he's spent on only in the club or one-night. And these men take of advantage of these unattractive girls so happy to get attention from men because normally they wouldn't get unless they can provide financially for a male.
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    Time's change.

    Last night, I asked this late-20-to-early-30's awkward-looking chubby dude - you know the ones who doesn't get any - if he buy lap dances or pussy, he flat out said "No." Then went on with other comments and saying - it's a "waste of money," "prefer the real thing" and was only dragged here due to his friend. In my opinion, he had the criteria of a SC patron, but the current mindset of men is different than the 2000's and prior. Hook-up culture and free porn really hindered the strip club industry. Last night, it was just guys coming with their girlfriends and very few business-type men and "older white males" coming in. I miss those types of customers so much.

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