How Strippers Earn Their Money Inside the Strip Club
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Apr
30
2012
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I’m Jennifer McCumber, author of Freedom V, feature columnist for ED Publications Magazine and I’m leading the movement for dancer education at clubs across the world to help today’s dancers become tomorrow’s leaders.
You may ask, “How do I get paid as a stripper inside the strip club? How much does the average dancer make in a night? How does this whole business work?” I will answer your first and most basic questions in this video.
Each club works differently, so it is important to understand how this whole process will work for you before you start working. If you have to get a manager to explain it to you a couple of times, don’t feel stupid. Ask questions until you understand specifically how your strip club will be like or dislike from the following four.
There are four common ways that you will get paid as a stripper.
You'll be putting more cash in your g-string by following this blog!
1. Cash from a Client for a Lap Dance
After sitting with a customer for a bit you can move things along by saying, “I would love to give you the most erotic time possible on this next song.” If he says yes, you proceed to give him a lap dance, then try to sell more than one, and then just keep going until he asks you to stop.
After you are done, you will tell him how much he owes, and he will pay you right then. Have a change purse handy that you watch like a hawk. Some clubs will let you keep your cash on the side of your G-string and wrap it with a rubber band. Just keep your cash on you, or close by where you can see it at all times.
For instance, if a lap dance is $25, you may have to give the club a cut – say, $7 of it. Many clubs let you keep all of your money from dances. You can also state your price, “plus tip,” as it is customary for customers to tip you on top of what a dance costs. Don’t be greedy, though; some clients get offended when you ask for a tip, so feel out the situation.
At my club, the price of a lap dance was $15, but it was generally customary for the client to give $20 across the board. So if you have a client that doesn’t seem to know what is going on or is new to the scene, just say “$15 plus a sexy tip!” in a bubbly way and they will do it. I would just charge the customer $20, however, it was against my club’s policy to jack up the prices so when in doubt, just tell them the actual price and be honest. Let them know what the deal is and that most people just give you $20.
Click here to read more >>Why Exotic Dancers Should Vote the Conservative Ticket in the Presidential Election of 2012
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Mar
8
2012
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Now doesn't this make politics a lot more fun? 
Who are you thinking about voting for in the election of 2012? That is a very personal question and one meant for your personal reflection rather than public acknowledgement. Since this will be the most important presidential election of our time most likely – I have felt the need to reveal some riveting stories, facts, and unique perspective as politics greatly affects the survival of our exotic dancer industry – and how much money you can bring home as a stripper!
When I was in college and in my early twenties, I was as liberal as liberal could be. I was part of the new “social media liberal arts college movement” that was harkening the arrival of what would be Barack Obama, our agent of change. I remember when his book, The Audacity of Hope, came out about one to two years before he ran for president. I read it ferociously, agreeing with the ideologies of leading with fairness for all.
The reason? Simply this: I was rebelling against hypocritical religious dogma, judgmental social circles, and closed-minded individuals that told me how to run my life. I was brought up in extremist churches where drinking, dancing, and watching rated R movies was a sin. Sex before marriage was a sin. Listening to secular music was sinful as well.
This is what the media, my friends, and some of my college professors told me about how being liberal was different than being conservative - and I fell for it!
I became a music major and surrounded myself with the creative, the dramatic and the liberal. I began to abhor people who looked down on homosexuals, women’s choice, and a plethora of other things that seemed to be fun to do in college!
I was dating a guy at the time who proclaimed he would vote for Hillary Clinton and take advantage of government programs. He was the kind of guy that wanted to milk “the system” if he could. He could never keep a consistent job. He always quit everything he started.
Even though I developed these strong political beliefs as a twenty-something year old, I didn’t have the slightest clue about what national debt meant. I even had one of my graduate school classmates tell me that the national deficit wasn’t a big deal – and that people blow it out of proportion as to how it affects us as individuals in this country.
I hadn’t the slightest idea what stock market values and tax rates meant. I always made below $20k per year working part time in college to pay my living expenses as I had an academic scholarship that paid for a large portion of my education.
I always thought that the stock market and tax rates would have little to do with me! After all, I wasn’t some company on Wall Street or part of the percentage of the population that gets taxed 35% of their income, not including whatever their state income tax was. I grew up in Florida, which doesn’t have state income tax so I didn’t even know that state income tax existed – and must be filed on a separate form from federal income tax.
Click here to read more >>How being an Exotic Dancer PAYS Better than a Real J.O.B
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Feb
17
2012
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From women who’ve worked on Wall Street to women paying their way through college, exotic dancing has saved many women’s lives, careers, and even their children from the alternative of moms loosing their homes and even their jobs in this economy. I’m Jennifer McCumber, author of Freedom V, feature columnist for ED Publications Magazine and I’m leading the movement for dancer development at clubs across the country as well as online.
Without realizing it, some would say that determining what you are most passionate about in life is easy. That couldn’t be further from the truth for most of us. The reason?
A deep passion will tap into your soul.
It’s simple.
You’re so caught up in routine day-to-day activities and keeping your head above water with your current (or could be your former non-stripping!) J-O-B (Just Over Broke), that you hardly have time to catch up when you do have a little free time, to the point that your underlying spirit and passions are being subdued and covered up, like a blanket while you sleep, keeping you warm and comfortable, but not happy.
Sure, I know what you’re thinking right now:
“Jennifer, I know I’m passionate about my kids, my family – I love my J-O-B, etc., etc.”
The truth of the matter is that, while some of that may be true – obviously we love our family, friends and some of the activities that we take part in – our true passion, and what I am about to get you to reveal about yourself, is something else entirely.
I’m talking about a selfish Passion – a need to align with your true self, with what you love doing, and what you would do if you had no burdens or responsibilities in your life right this second. Something that a career as an exotic dancer can give you the time and money to do on your own.
Click here to read more >>Strip School and Your Relationship with Money
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Feb
6
2012
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If you consistently save your money instead of blowing it on depreciating assets like cars and clothes, you will be able to buy whatever you want in just a few short years without the worry of being broke NOW!
From women who’ve worked on Wall Street to women paying their way through college, exotic dancing has saved many women’s lives, careers, and even their children from the alternative of their moms loosing their homes and even their jobs in this economy. I’m Jennifer McCumber, author of Freedom V, feature columnist for ED Publications Magazine and I’m leading the movement for dancer development at clubs across the country as well as online.
I want to take the time to address some very serious issues here today in Strip School. Before you can be successful at exotic dancing – or at life in general – there are some key points that you must consider about your money. No one else will be able to teach you this unless they have years of business experience. Even then, over 80% of businesses fail within their first five years. Stay with me – this video along with my Freedom V program will enlighten you beyond belief. You will learn things that only a very elite crowd in the entire world know.
I had a self-limiting belief that all I really needed monetarily in life was to be able to shop at Wal-Mart and grind away paying off little amounts of debt each month and “rewarding” myself with the occasional dinner out or trip every few years.
Now mind you, these weren’t actually purposeful thoughts (who in their right mind doesn’t want to make more money?), but thoughts lying just beneath the conscious level. Thoughts from my friends, parents, co-workers – from society as a whole. The thoughts of mediocrity that we are all brainwashed to have from birth.
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