Can anyone explain the rigid prices of lap dances? In any ordinary market there are sales (ex.: after Christmas), negotiations (ex. buying a car - no one pays sticker price) and volume discounts (ex.: 20 oz. drink is $ 1, a thirty oz. drink is $1.25). Assuming a 3 minute lap dance costs $20, it could be possible to make $2,800 in 7 hours but no one makes this amount. Yet on slow nights many girls are just sitting around talking to their girl friends and making no money. An independent contractor/business in the real world would drop prices to drum up business (ex. ' kids eat free' at restaurants on Monday nights) or offer special deals. Does negotiation by dancers exist at SCs? Clubs offer 2 4 1s -- Why not dancers? Anything that drums up business is good for the club. As long as the club gets it's cut, why would managers care?


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