Stripper AMA

krnyc2008 · January 7, 2016, 9:05pm

KMeriwetherD:

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

GuyOnABuffalo:

dont strippers make the real cash from doing dances? How many guys want to pay for a lap dance from a chick in a dress that covers all of the goods?

my point exactly… I get the guys who just wanna go back and cuddle or whatever. They don’t want some raunch dry hump dance! Some guys just like the therapy of feeling close to someone… thats my niche. (not to say a couple grabby scum bags sneak past my radar… but thats why they call it work!)

Cuddle? Does that mean you allow them to touch you and you are forced to smell them?!? I thought strip business was all about looking but not touching

ps: not implying that men smell bad, but having to smell strangers seems to be worse then being watched by them

dances are interactive… but there are ground rules that are a definite red line you/ them can’t cross. yep… sometimes they smell! This job ins’t for everyone, but it does not bug me.

So if not touching, what’s the red line then?

dwheats · January 7, 2016, 9:15pm

sarcasm

bchad · January 7, 2016, 9:21pm

Tacky, I agree, but I guess every place I’ve ever been to is the strip joint, rather than a gentleman’s club. I didn’t make any distinction, and thought a gentleman’s club was more or less the same thing with some wordsmithing to justify higher prices. Of course, part of stripping is the removing of clothes, so presumably people aren’t starting out in a g-string and bra, they just get there eventually (possibly on the way to more).

Now that you have enlightened me as to the difference, I find myself more curious about gentlemen’s clubs. Strip joints bore the heck out of me. I do like burlesque shows (which is a different thing, I know). Perhaps my take on a Gentleman’s club will be different than I had thought.

I *LIKE* the dress. (The model definitely passes muster for me too). This is definitely more of the type of thing that I would respond to.

Greenman72 · January 7, 2016, 9:41pm

There’s no such thing as a Gentlemen’s Club in Midland. Just strip joints.

Like Bchad, most of the places I have visited have been strip joints. In fact, I don’t know if I’ve ever been to a “Gentlemen’s Club”.

KMeriwetherD · January 7, 2016, 9:51pm

^^Bchad… you are NYC, right. Take the girlfriend (if she is amused by the idea) to Rick’s. Nice place… I auditioned there but never worked there due to commute. Some of my work friends are top philly burlesque performers. Very cool ladies!

bchad · January 7, 2016, 9:49pm

My GF has gone to burlesque with me and enjoyed it, plus has had a Chippendales-type outing with her girlfriends, so we will have to put Rick’s on the list of things to try.

Admittedly, it probably would have been more fun to go with my Russian ex. She’s the sort of person who would buy me a lap-dance and enjoy watching for fun. My current GF would likely enjoy the show in general, but probably would never let another woman touch me as long as she has anything to say about it. :-/

krnyc2008 · January 7, 2016, 9:56pm

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

bchad · January 7, 2016, 9:58pm

No no no! Not until we can visit!!

Ghibli · January 7, 2016, 10:06pm

This thread has entered the twilight zone. Unicorns do not exist. The game is to lead the guy on. Actually let him cross the line just before the money stops, this may include an off premises rendezvous. Repeat. No exceptions. For those of you without extensive first hand knowledge, there is far more going on than you imagine. Would you part with your money for a regulation experience? There is nothing innocent about any of these places. BS has already informed you this is not Nardia.

Ghibli · January 7, 2016, 10:20pm

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

Just a bit of a dramatic exaggeration…Nothing? Passed all three certainly greater than failed level one. This idea started has caution to not view as a golden ticket, but passing all three is definitely worth something. Possibly even more than a Masters from hacksaw U.

krnyc2008 · January 7, 2016, 10:21pm

My strong hunch is this whole profile is a highly elaborate fake… But you never know

krnyc2008 · January 7, 2016, 10:25pm

Ghibli:

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

Just a bit of a dramatic exaggeration…Nothing? Passed all three certainly greater than failed level one. This idea started has caution to not view as a golden ticket, but passing all three is definitely worth something. Possibly even more than a Masters from hacksaw U.

With the combination of the stripping experience? I insist it’s not getting you a full time job in front office. That’s why I am stressing she takes any ANY related internship if she can

Ghibli · January 7, 2016, 10:38pm

krnyc2008:

Ghibli:

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

Just a bit of a dramatic exaggeration…Nothing? Passed all three certainly greater than failed level one. This idea started has caution to not view as a golden ticket, but passing all three is definitely worth something. Possibly even more than a Masters from hacksaw U.

With the combination of the stripping experience? I insist it’s not getting you a full time job in front office. That’s why I am stressing she takes any ANY related internship if she can

The stripper experience IS why she will go straight to the front office, assuming she exists and is hot. Jack your testosterone to around 800 and you’ll understand.

krnyc2008 · January 7, 2016, 10:43pm

Ghibli:

krnyc2008:

Ghibli:

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

Just a bit of a dramatic exaggeration…Nothing? Passed all three certainly greater than failed level one. This idea started has caution to not view as a golden ticket, but passing all three is definitely worth something. Possibly even more than a Masters from hacksaw U.

With the combination of the stripping experience? I insist it’s not getting you a full time job in front office. That’s why I am stressing she takes any ANY related internship if she can

The stripper experience IS why she will go straight to the front office, assuming she exists and is hot. Jack your testosterone to around 800 and you’ll understand.

No respectable financial institution will willingly take that kind of headline risk imo

Ghibli · January 7, 2016, 10:55pm

krnyc2008:

Ghibli:

krnyc2008:

Ghibli:

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

Just a bit of a dramatic exaggeration…Nothing? Passed all three certainly greater than failed level one. This idea started has caution to not view as a golden ticket, but passing all three is definitely worth something. Possibly even more than a Masters from hacksaw U.

With the combination of the stripping experience? I insist it’s not getting you a full time job in front office. That’s why I am stressing she takes any ANY related internship if she can

The stripper experience IS why she will go straight to the front office, assuming she exists and is hot. Jack your testosterone to around 800 and you’ll understand.

No respectable financial institution will willingly take that kind of headline risk imo

That leaves what percent of the industry? I’m thinking if you and I walk into an investment bank or a strip club, we would see very different pictures. Would be fun to see the world from your perspective for a day though. Don’t you have a hardened immigrant background, or were you always one of the haves?

GuyOnABuffalo · January 7, 2016, 10:59pm

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/2icstq/strippers_of_reddit_seriously_how_much_money_do/

KMD do you think these ladies are full of it? how much do you think the average stripper salary comes out to?

former_trader · January 8, 2016, 12:14am

Super Sex is not even considered in the top 10 in Montreal. You really need a tour guide the next time you head over here.

KMeriwetherD · January 8, 2016, 1:59am

krnyc2008:

KMeriwetherD:

StallionDis:

I guess my only question is how were you able to compete at such a high level as a triathlete while working odd hours as a stripper shaking the money maker? There is a huge disconnect here but please carry on.

This job was specifically why I was able to train an elite program and still be able to eat. We make our own hours… 5 hours shifts, work longer if you want. I am working a ton of hours right now since I am moving and want to afford to make the place look like the restoration hardward catalog. When I was training 20-30 hours a week, I only worked about 15-20 hours/ week. I remember doing bike rides on my trainer at 2am because that is the schedule I was on. actually working at night is ideal… since then you have the middle of the day to do outdoor workouts

And what finance experience are you currently getting? If none, I suggest you reduce the hours (f…k the silly furniture) and try get any sort of internship, even unpaid. Exams mean nothing w/out experience.

Indeed. Test results don’t come out until the 26th. I figure, since I don’t know my next move until then might as well work every day. This way, when I cut back to study or work an under paying internship at least will will be living in style Meanwhile, since my interests are pointing toward market making, I have been picking up some programing skills with the help of my friend. Wrote my first code for my trading platform the other day… it worked! Also, learning through trial and error with my own trading.

igor555 · January 8, 2016, 1:55am

venus theater is where its at

igor555 · January 8, 2016, 1:59am

i wasnt that impressed with Montreal but the 2 girl show with bucket of ice was the best i ever seen, the club was kamasutra…oh my (2nd floor booth)