There are many myths in this industry. But the ones that I hate the most and I feel are most dangerous to us as exotic dancers are myths about law enforcement. Here are a couple that drive me crazy:
1) "The police have to state that they are police if you ask them." I heard this one recentlyfrom the mouth of a dancer at my club. She had come to this concusion after she "had seen it on television"She did not take into account that the so called reality TV show was filmed in another state, and there fore the laws would vary from the ones in Texas. Also I have never known this law to be true as most vice who come into the club are undercover. They can and will do what ever.
2)"I don't let them touch me." Many also believe that by following often vague laws and regulations that they will never get into trouble with the law. Verses being aware of the political enviroment and its role in influencing the so called "moral need" to prosecute a victimless crime. Also with the state of the industry today in many cities it is difficult for dancer to make money while following the laws to the T. Also how often does management reinforce the awareness and following of the rules and regulations. From what I have seen they are to often concerned with their own money.
What do you think about these myths?? Where do you think they started??? How do you think they affect the industry? What other myths have your heard??



She did not take into account that the so called reality TV show was filmed in another state, and there fore the laws would vary from the ones in Texas. Also I have never known this law to be true as most vice who come into the club are undercover. They can and will do what ever.
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gets stolen they will claim there are no actual recordings made from the cameras in the dressing room as that is not legal.

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