The Lodge is unlike any club I have ever experienced. Check out these local commercials.
From a dancer’s perspective, if I lived in Dallas…. I wouldn’t want to work anyplace else! Much of my opinion is due to the positive reinforcement strategies that owner, Dawn Rizos implements throughout the club. For example, there is NO HOUSE FEE for entertainers who arrive to work on time at 6pm. Dayshift entertainers not only pay no house fee, but are also fed a catered lunch by the club’s Five-Star Restaurant. I had the lobster bisque and crab stuffed halibut; it was delicious!
Economic Darwinism in the Strip Club
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Bobbie in Atlanta sent me an email after listening to my interview on Playboy Radio last week. Thanks again Christy Canyon and Nikki Hunter for having me on Night Calls! Between squeezing each others boobs and talking about what Nikki used to do in the Champagne Room (she didn’t really) we were able to talk about some things that really matter in the industry right now.
Bobbie was asking about Economic Darwinism. If you aren’t familiar with biologist Charles Darwin, you may have heard the phrase “survival of the fittest.” In the wild, the strongest, smartest and most adaptable creatures were the ones who lived through tough times. The weak and those who are unable or unwilling to adapt are the first to die. Read more... (500 words, estimated 2:00 mins reading time)
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