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    Smiley SEEKING NEW TALENT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ORLEANS: Circuit Dancers/Amateurs Welcome.

    We are a respectable management team with over 37 years of experience who always puts ourselves last- here to help you make money.

    We are always looking for fresh new talent, but we want you to visit us when the big money is is town.
    For a list of major conventions visit:
    http://www.mccno.com/

    We are located in a prime secure location in the heart of the French Quarter at 508 Bouron Street, near holtels and police stations.

    Email for more information or call Saint Jones at 504-421-5211 We always have time for you.

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    I'm going to call Bullshit on that! you'd have to be seriously stupid to always put dancers first. The club has to make money, first and foremost. We're not that stupid to believe you only have our best intrests at heart!

    But, if you really want SW girls to come there, we need more info

    Fill this out, for starts:

    # of custys per dancer:
    # of dancers the average custy buys:
    Vip prices:
    dance prices:
    hiring/liscensing requirements:
    do you serve alcohol, smoking?:
    stage sets, how many how often, do ppl tip?:
    tip outs/fees:
    contact level:
    dress code:
    Accomodations/incentives?:

    also, look to this site to book girls:
    then we'll know you're serious.
    Last edited by Lola Rose; 03-13-2007 at 01:00 AM. Reason: link typo.ish

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    ^^^Agreed...







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    Default Re: SEEKING NEW TALENT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ORLEANS: Circuit Dancers/Amateurs Welcome.

    I second that.

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    We are a respectable management team with over 37 years of experience who always puts ourselves last- here to help you make money.
    Awww, and here I thought chivalry was dead! That's mighty generous of you boys!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lola Rose View Post
    I'm going to call Bullshit on that! you'd have to be seriously stupid to always put dancers first. The club has to make money, first and foremost. We're not that stupid to believe you only have our best intrests at heart!

    Nice to meet you Lola, let me tell you everything...


    IN 1979

    I was born into "The Business".
    My grandfather, Alberto, opened the first topless club just outside of Joshua Tree California in Twenty-Nine palms back in 71.

    When he past in 84, my father Gino and my grandmother inherited the business. From the time I was 5, my earliest memories are going to liquor wholesalers with my father and pushing a mop & bucket. literally, I was born into it.


    My point is not that I am (nor do I claim to be) the manager of the year- My point is that I've been in it long enough to know good from bad methods of management. Furthermore, a manager who puts himself before ANY of his employees will find it hard for him to "manage" a club in a strained environment.


    I wish you wouldn't say that I think you're stupid- dancers are the smartest people I know. That's precisely why I posted that convention list, so that YOU, can see which dates are good to visit.

    What good would I possibly gain from an dancer looking to make $*,*****? Absolutely Nothing. She's not going to come back- ever. She's not going to plug us to other circuit dancers. There's nothing to tip the DJ or floorman/doorman. The only thing I get is angry employees, upset that they didn't make money. Been there, done that, moved forward.

    37 YEARS.
    Over the years, we grow and change with the times and I think our management style is the future. We learn from the big chains that immigrated to Bourbon Street. For instance: Hustler, Penthouse & Rick's are all great clubs who handle their dancers with a professional approach- but who wants a 10 page contract that could be used against them the minute they hit the floor? No one. See see this take the good out of their strategy and leave the bad behind.

    Collectively, we draw more clientele than both Barely Legal and Temptations. I've known our Budweiser reps for years- the only adult club that sells more Bud Light than us is Hustler. Scarlet's, didn't even last one year on Bourbon Street.

    I am not trying to get every dancer to come here- only the one's who should be here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Lola Rose View Post
    we need more info
    DANCING

    • I'd say the average dancer does 10 dances a night. Usually 1/2 of them table and the other 1/2 lap dances. Here's the best part: DANCER SETS OWN PRICE. That works out great for various reasons. Some girls are more comfortable doing (10) $20 dances while others can pull (5) $40 dances a night.
    • We have a special deal that a lot of lot of girls like: 3 dances for $100. Of course, a dance lasts one song.
    • Stage sets are 2 songs. Yes, customers tip and we keep out stage seats filled.
    • Dancers can touch the customers, but customers cannot touch dancers without her consent. Although, they will try and you will politely move his hand away. We use the "Drink Up" technique and hand him his beer.

    CLIENTEL

    • The dress code is strict, but at our discretion. Essentially, if the customer is a jackass, we enforce it as to not let them in. Take your pick: No hoodies, no backwards hats, no white t-shirts, no extra long shirts, no extra long shorts, no tank tops, no beanies, no bandanas, no baggy cloths, no sunglasses, no sandals, no outside drinks, no loud abnoxious yelling. Furthermore, we reserve the right to refuse service to anyone for any reason.
    • We had roughly 300 drink orders last night and 6 girls. We could have had twice as many customers, but we filter our customers and deny entry to unruly patrons so we can save seats for and focus more on gentlemen.
    • All customers must purchase a minimum of 1 drink


    ACCOMODATIONS:

    • We have furnished apartments that we rent out to dancers at a discounted price. At the moment, they're all full. Most girls here will gladly put up "the new girl" for a few nights for a few bucks. $25 a night is the going rate these days.


    VIP

    • V.I.P. prices range from $200-outragously expensive. It is not uncommon for us to run a corporate card up to $2,000. The magic numbers are $260 and $360, although last night one dancer sold (3) back to back $460 shows to one customer. The club takes $100 for every vip show. The club made $300. She made $1,080.
    • Anything a customer charges to his credit card shows as "Food & Beverage" on his statement, so it's not only discreet, but tax deductable. And we let him know this as soon as we are aware he has a credit card.
    • Customer gets champaign and free drinks with purchase of VIP.
    • All VIP rooms are closely monitored on camera by the VIP manager.
    • Customer does NOT get a blow-job, hand-job or the right to remove his pants.

    TIP OUT

    • Either you love it or you hate it, tip out is 20% of whatever you make.
    • Depending on the reasons (like if you were asleep in the dressing room the whole night) if you didn't make over $100, we don't make you tip out.
    • Tip out is split between management, door host & DJ. There is no need to tip out the DJ. There are no floor fees.



    The catch, is that we are not DEJA VU. The owner is cheap and doesn't believe in purchasing red velvet chairs and fresh flowers.

    Maybe we are stupid for putting ourselves last: Give someone a hand and they take an arm, taking our kindness for weakness, etc. But I sleep better at night knowing I made a successful production without screaming at customers or fighting with dancers for every dollar. At least, that's my philosophy.

    -Monaco

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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    • Here's the best part: DANCER SETS OWN PRICE. That works out great for various reasons. Some girls are more comfortable doing (10) $20 dances while others can pull (5) $40 dances a night.


    VIP

    • The club takes $100 for every vip show.

    TIP OUT
    • Either you love it or you hate it, tip out is 20% of whatever you make.
    Monaco, first off I wanted to say thank you for taking the time out to fill out our mini questionaire. I actually wanted to give some feedback concerning the way things are ran at your club.

    1) Dancers being allowed to set their own fees is not a good thing! I say this because I know my worth as a dancer. I have a great face, personality, body, and I know how to give a darn good dance. Lets say for example that I want to charge $20/dance. Well, lets say a handful of the girls at the club only charge $10 or hell even $5, do you really think a customer is going to continuously (or at all) buy dances from me when he can get dances from other girls for more than half off my selling rate?! Price undercutting IMO is not a good thing in a stripclub.

    2) Ok, first you say the club takes $100/VIP. But then in line 3 you state that you take 20% of what a dancer made. So does this include the $100 or no? I'd hate to tipout double. Also, how do you keep track of what a dancer makes? Or do you just trust that she's being honest?







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    Quote Originally Posted by Lola Rose View Post

    But, if you really want SW girls to come there, we need more info

    Fill this out, for starts:

    # of custys per dancer:
    # of dancers the average custy buys:
    hiring/liscensing requirements:
    contact level:
    dress code:
    Monaco, also wanted to add that you left a chunk of our SW questionaire out







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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    ACCOMODATIONS:
    • We have furnished apartments that we rent out to dancers at a discounted price. At the moment, they're all full. Most girls here will gladly put up "the new girl" for a few nights for a few bucks. $25 a night is the going rate these days.
    VIP

    • She made $1,080.

    TIP OUT
    • Either you love it or you hate it, tip out is 20% of whatever you make.
    I'm sorry but I laughed at the $25 a night. I stayed in Baton Rouge one night during the summer and it cost me $90(at the LaQuinta). I doubt New Orleans would have cheaper fairs. And what is the name of your club? I'd like to do some research. Oh and this $1080 was that before or after 20% tipout?

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    Quote Originally Posted by BalletBaby View Post
    I'm sorry but I laughed at the $25 a night.
    I was under the impression that if you stayed with one of the house dancers, more than likely they'd charge you $25/night to stay with them. Correct me if I'm wrong though Monaco.







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    ^ ok, so I have a question.....

    300 drinks sold, 6 dancers. so that's only 60ish dances done! and at least 50 custys! your girls can't sell for shit! damn, I'd be cranking em out.

    So, maybe your numbers are wrong. That's the only logical thing, to me.

    And keeping out the seemingly unkempt custys out is a little close minded, imo. I know that those guys often buy too. And in a party city like nolo...... hmmm.

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    Default Re: SEEKING NEW TALENT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ORLEANS: Circuit Dancers/Amateurs Welcome.

    I'm really not trying to argue- we've been in business for 37 years... We're know what we're doing.

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    Default Re: SEEKING NEW TALENT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ORLEANS: Circuit Dancers/Amateurs Welcome.

    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    I'm really not trying to argue- we've been in business for 37 years... We're know what we're doing.
    And we dont' want you to argue! We want you to explain. You keep avoiding the questions. So yea, now I'm the one calling bullshit.
    Last edited by cinammonkisses; 03-16-2007 at 05:28 AM. Reason: had to explain that I think this club is bullshit







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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    I'm really not trying to argue- we've been in business for 37 years... We're know what we're doing.
    Quote Originally Posted by cinammonkisses View Post
    And we dont' want you to argue! We want you to explain. You keep avoiding the questions. So yea, now I'm the one calling bullshit.
    Exactly. We just wan you to be straight up and answer the questions we asked.

    # of custys per dancer:
    # of dancers the average custy buys:
    hiring/liscensing requirements:
    contact level:
    dress code:

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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    I'm really not trying to argue- we've been in business for 37 years... We're know what we're doing.
    Obviously you don't or you wouldn't be on our site trying to pick us up, yet avoid questions in the process. Oh, and if you really knew what you were doing, you wouldn't need 10+ ads on craigslist looking for girls

    http://neworleans.craigslist.org/adg/294154875.html







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    Default Re: SEEKING NEW TALENT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ORLEANS: Circuit Dancers/Amateurs Welcome.

    Because I'm testing new horizons and using the internet to find new talent means I don't know what I'm doing?

    Wake up, ladies! I've already posted the dancer/customer ratio, dress code and all that jazz.

    And cinammon, would you answer questions coming from someone with that with that kind of attitude? No. You're a stripper- I'm a manager- trying to run a business. END.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    Because I'm testing new horizons and using the internet to find new talent means I don't know what I'm doing?

    Wake up, ladies! I've already posted the dancer/customer ratio, dress code and all that jazz.

    And cinammon, would you answer questions coming from someone with that with that kind of attitude? No. You're a stripper- I'm a manager- trying to run a business. END.
    Hold up brother, I don't think cinn warranted that type of response. Your whole you're a stripper and I'm a manager has a tone that's coming across as patronizing. We're respectfully sharp, and protective of the gals here. The only time we call bullshit is when someone comes in our community, glorifies their clubs and/or product without giving us the entire picture. Now, my mother always told me that you can catch more flies with honey than shit, so I apologize on behalf of my girls if we may have "came across" crude. BUT, allow me to paint the picture for you. We get pimp patrol trolls, lethal butt injection solicitation, pro-ana porn reps, and about every other imaginable fucktard under the moon looking for fresh meat. THAT'S why we question new posters to the extent of coming across as harsh, but the way we see it, is if you have genuine, honorable intentions it wouldn't be too much for us to ask you to elaborate.Specific questions were asked for a reason, we're professionals, and we expect to be treated as such. Therefore as professionals you must heavily weigh your options, especially if you're a circuit dancer. The majority of girls on here look before they leap. That requires research and as an "all mighty manager" you should respect and understand the questions involved in such a process. I can't stress to you enough the caliber of dancer represented here, do not respond to us as though we're neurologically challenged dancers. It will only warrant opposition, we want to like all posters, but try not to insult our intelligence, K.

    Now my dear sir, I warmly encourage you to answer the questions listed above.....what harm could it do?

    Oh yeah, it's funny how your "warm", we LOVE dancers idealogy dissapeared soooooo quickly. You after all have been in the busines for over thirty years, u should know the drill by now. Dancers want the info, cut and dry w/o the beautiful song and dance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    Because I'm testing new horizons and using the internet to find new talent means I don't know what I'm doing?

    Wake up, ladies! I've already posted the dancer/customer ratio, dress code and all that jazz.

    And cinammon, would you answer questions coming from someone with that with that kind of attitude? No. You're a stripper- I'm a manager- trying to run a business. END.
    Excuse me, but last time I checked I was THE only person in this thread who was actually giving you the benefit of the doubt while everyone else was hollering BULLSHIT. I was the one asking you to answer more indepth questions about your club. And to think for a second I thought about the possibility of working at your club.

    Secondly, yes I am a stripper. AND I'm also about to open my own business AND I'm only a few quarters away from getting my BACHELORS degree in FINANCE. Oh, and did I mention I make the dean's list every quarter Smart ass.

    Thirdly, you're right. You are just a manager - TRYING to run a business that obviously isn't doing that well of a job.







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    Quote Originally Posted by 508 BOURBON View Post
    I'm really not trying to argue- we've been in business for 37 years... We're know what we're doing.
    Agghhhh!!! I'm over it. Yeah, congratulations on knowing what ya'll are doing. But how about explaining your practices to the rest of us, afterall you came here to advertise.......
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    All you stupid strippers need to just shut up and do what you're told, and stop asking questions. The Great And Powerful Manager has spoken. I'm sure he's gone through many years of schooling and discipline to amass his amazing credentials; after all, we all know that only the world's best and brightest get to be strip club managers.


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    ^^^ Yes ma'm, *sulks*

    Sorry all powerful strip club manager .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ............................................ I never meant to question you master of management, fo' true wat am I butt a stoopid stripper who neva lernd nuthin.


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    but mister manajer sur, how'm I sposed ta know if you done anserred r questchuns win i cant read?? cuz youve ben in tha biz 4 37 years, u shud know thet strippers lak meself cant read. Ill jus trust wut you say almity sir, an git my pritty lil ass over there and make u sum money.

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    Well, 508 You have 2 options.

    1. Get stupid lazy strippers who ask no questions, come to work sporadicially, get to drunk at work, cause problems, and make you life hard, as a manager.

    2. Answer the questions posed to you, and get smart, hard working drama free strippers who will make your life as a manager easy as pie.

    Heres the thing. The girls on this forum arent your typical stripper. They are all smart, educated, hard working serious dancers. They take no shit, and can smell bullshit a mile away. However....if you would just be kind to them, not bullshit them, and answer everything fired at you, you have a shot at having tsome of the best dancers in the world working for you.

    Unfortunatly, I see no way for you to redeem yourself now, you have just shot any credibility you had out the window, thus losing any chance at all at getting any of these dancers to work for you. That's a damn pity to, you know that? You'll never find dancers as good as the ones who come from this website.

    You might as well go back to craiglist. And for future reference...don't offend thoes you are trying to recruit.

    YOU may be the MANAGER, and we are only the strippers....but you forget, without the strippers, you have no club to manage.

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    Default Re: SEEKING NEW TALENT IN BEAUTIFUL NEW ORLEANS: Circuit Dancers/Amateurs Welcome.

    I'm going to chime in here not only as a former manager, but on behalf of my fellow dancers.

    WHY IN THE HELL DO MANAGERS NEED TO BE TIPPED??????

    I was paid a salary and a bonus, based upon bottom line numbers each week BY THE CLUB. There is no way in hell that any manager should make their living off the backs of their entertainers.

    Why doesn't your club (and other clubs for that matter) compensate the managers like any other sales-based business? If I owned a widget company, I would be paying a commission to my salespeople, not making them give a kick-back for their jobs.

    Kaylinn was right. If you don't have strippers, you don't have a business. Take this advice, and you should because my club was hopping when I ran it (it's now down the tubes because it's being run by shady people with your attitude)...

    Stop extorting money from your main source of income!!!!!

    And why on earth does the manager deserve a tip, but not the DJ? This is abhorrable to me. Unless you're paying him a dynamite salary, he should be receiving a part of that 20% as he is part of the equation when it comes to the "show".

    And, agreeing with Lola, your dress code is too strict. You are in a party town with a good percentage of blue collar workers as well. I know PLENTY of big spenders who don't dress up to go out for a night at a strip club. You are cutting off your nose to spite your face on this one. You have a dress code but only a ONE drink minimum? That sends a mixed message.

    Lastly, and I've said this before, the SW community is full of the best and brightest in this industry. Collectively, there is a lot of pull here and you'd serve yourself well to do a little schmoozing when you post. You wouldn't want it to get around that your club is run by a jackass.

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