Hello all, I've been lurking here for a while (lots of interesting reading) and figured i would jump in with a question a friend and I had discussed the other day. Would a club that didn't allow entertainers to drink on the job (be it buying for themselves or customers buying for them) be able to get and retain dancers? Or would too many dancers find that too restrictive of a work environment? I thought it might be kind of hard, but what do you think? Thanks for any and all responses!


) and figured i would jump in with a question a friend and I had discussed the other day. Would a club that didn't allow entertainers to drink on the job (be it buying for themselves or customers buying for them) be able to get and retain dancers? Or would too many dancers find that too restrictive of a work environment? I thought it might be kind of hard, but what do you think? Thanks for any and all responses!
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what DID she do?
j/k I love your posts!

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heh. and no, I really don't. Again... very intuitive of you.
Lets just say all else being equal more or less, would you like a club that had a rule like that? Thanks all!
And, although I love dancing, there is no way that I would work for free. So, I don't drink...if I customer insists, then I just order a "pretend" drink and let them satisfy themselves with the thought that I am drinking by paying the full drink price. Worked every time. 

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