A story like this surfaces every few months. One day, when I have the time, I will go back and research the court documents to follow up on the OUTCOME of each case. It makes the mainstream news when the suit is first made public, but somehow seems to disappear by the time a resolution surfaces.
Situations like this reflect the precise reason why most clubs hire exotic dancers as independent contractors instead of employees. Notice, Mr Ireland decided to sue the CLUB not the entertainer. Yet to what extent is the club responsible for an entertainer’s conduct? Read more...(240 words, estimated 58 secs reading time)
StripandGrowRich is at 100% functionality today. In addition to the DancerWealth, DancerWise and DancerVictory programs, we also have an affiliate and mentoring program in the works!
I know a lot of my readers and friends are veteran dancers who are awaiting our referral program. The official StripandGrowRich Affilitate Program will launch next week, which will allow you to earn a 25% commission just for telling those new dancers at the club (who are always asking you for free advice) about us. Stay tuned for details! Read more...(198 words, estimated 48 secs reading time)
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From Luvbuniz in Las Vegas via www.stripperweb.com “I’ve bought the new Dancerwealth and it’s good. It’s not a rehash of the old course and much more sales based. I pretty much banked the first few days after watching the videos.”
Is going to the strip club considered cheating in your relationship?
I had to add that last part. There is no right or wrong answer to this question, because every relationship is based upon different mutually acceptable agreements.
I have customers ask me from time to time, “I don’t think I’m cheating on her by being here…do you?”
My response is always, “Whose opinion matters more to you, mine or your wife’s?” Read more...(212 words, estimated 51 secs reading time)
My evening started with the guys from West Virginia at the bar. I was sipping my Diet Coke when one of the middle aged white guys in a golf shirt stumbled over his own foot and plowed into the barstool next to me. “I’ve been drinkin’ since noon…” he mumbles. I have been actively working on my bar-hustle because I usually gravitate towards the guys sitting at a table before the guys sitting at the bar. After a bit of chit-chat I begin to set up my test-close, “The only problem with hanging out here at the bar is that you don’t have a lap!” The test close is NOT asking directly for a dance, but rather leading the conversation in that direction to gauge how ready he is to be closed. West Virginia was ready, he basically sold himself “Yeah, I need a lap for you to give me a lapdance. Lets go over there.” Read more...(378 words, estimated 1:31 mins reading time)
Adult entertainment is a business that has long been considered nearly recession-proof. And today in Dallas, there was more proof in the pole. Hundreds attended a job fair called Jobless to Topless. Applicant David Ward says, “Definitely more of a bonus than a negative.” It’s was the first annual event by Burch Management, which is looking to fill about 200 jobs in its 9 gentlemen’s clubs throughout North Texas. Burch V.P. Steve Craft says, “We do a lot of advertising we do a lot for the community and I think you’re really starting to see that. And people are getting more comfortable coming out.” The turnout ranged from college students to those in investment banking. Men and women applying not just for entertainer openings, but chefs, bartenders, hair, makeup and nail techs and clerical staff. Applicant Jessica Waggoner says, “I need some experience and administrativApril 22, 2009 Adult entertainment is a business that has long been considered nearly recession-proof. Read more...(622 words, estimated 2:29 mins reading time)
Over the past few months, people have said to me “Why are you doing this website if you make so much money dancing.” In all fairness I feel it is a valid question.
I have a few answers:
1. Stripping has a shelf life. This year will mark a decade for me. I made some fabulous SuperStripperFriends, great money, and memories to last my lifetime. But I know that I cannot do this forever.
2. There are lots of different exit strategies from dancing. Some involve going to school, getting a degree, and starting a new career. If you are not scholarly, this exit strategy may not work for you, but that doesn’t mean that you have to settle. Read more...(222 words, estimated 53 secs reading time)
Finding a job in this economy can be difficult, but when your last employer was a strip club it can be next to impossible. The nonprofit group, “New Friends New Life” is a faith-based organization located in Dallas that assists women who want to leave the world of sexually-oriented businesses.
I sent my check off this morning. But that’s just part of what you have to do in order to run a legitimate business. Stripping IS a legal and legitimate business. If you want to reap the benefits of being able to make SuperStripper money, you have to be responsible and claim your SuperStripper money! Only then can you begin to invest and grow your SuperStripper Money. Read more...(284 words, estimated 1:08 mins reading time)
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Another “Sue the Strip Club” Story
Thursday, June 4th, 2009A story like this surfaces every few months. One day, when I have the time, I will go back and research the court documents to follow up on the OUTCOME of each case. It makes the mainstream news when the suit is first made public, but somehow seems to disappear by the time a resolution surfaces.
Situations like this reflect the precise reason why most clubs hire exotic dancers as independent contractors instead of employees. Notice, Mr Ireland decided to sue the CLUB not the entertainer. Yet to what extent is the club responsible for an entertainer’s conduct? Read more... (240 words, estimated 58 secs reading time)
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