I'm open to new ideas, but yours is a little 'out there'...
We have a saying in the biz: Doormen don't serve drinks. Dancers are Dancers. Managers are Managers. I've seen dancers cross the line, but they're usually +30 and done with dancing.
Besides, having investors in the club during business hours is never a good idea.



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), So, say the stock is trading for $50 per share, and a dancer's house fee is $25 per shift, for every two shifts she works she get's 1 share in the coroporation. And just like with any stock ownership, she is at risk of losing it all if the club fails.
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