8 cardinal rules of stripping in a club
Rules in the stripping business will keep you safe inside and outside the club. Master the following rules and abide by them.
If you want to stay safe and make money for yourself and the club while at the strip club, you have to play by the rules. First rule of the game is to always collect all your payments upfront for any VIP dances you do. A lot can happen in VIP booths, especially if the VIP feels that he’s untouchable. The last thing you want is to give a dance and then not get paid for it. If the VIP refuses to give upfront payment, talk to your club supervisor about it. Ruletwo;never accept to give ‘private shows’ at a customer’s residence. This is for safety reasons. When performing at the club, you are protected by the bouncers and by the rules of the club. If you go to a private residence, the rules of the club will not apply. No matter how much money a customer dangles in your face, avoid the temptation of performing for them outside the club.
Thirdly, hygiene, both on and off the stage is a treasured rule of Brisbane strippers. All the girls are required to take care of each other, especially with regards to using the pole. After you use a pole, leave it clean for the next stripper. Rule four, if you are leaving the club on your own, make sure that you are situationally aware. Walk to the car with your car keys in your hands. You should also wear flat shoes at night in case you need to run for it. Rule five;avoid drinking when on the job because though it will help you to loosen up a little, it could cause you to make some grave errors of judgement. If you have to drink, stop when you feel just slightly tipsy. Also remember to hydrate properly before a drink and to never drink on an empty stomach.
The sixth rule you should observe religiously is about keeping your private details private. Ensure that details such as your private residential address, real name and personal phone number do not fall into the hands of a customer. Seven, you have to learn to take care of yourself when inside the club. Most reputable clubs have very effective bouncers and you will always find yourself very well protected. However, if you find yourself working in a club that is not very keen on protecting its performers, you have to hold your own. Be firm with customers and be prepared for when they get rough. Needless to say, only join clubs for female and male strippers in Brisbane that are reputed to have great security. Lastly, speaking of protection, never allow yourself to be a victim. There are a lot of disrespectful people out there and some of them misunderstand what a stripper is supposed to do. Take some self-defense classes so that in case a customer attacks you in or outside the club, you can show them who’s boss.
