Honestly people are people. If you were to meet a dancer that just got in the business, there is a high possibility that you could pull her if your talk game is right.
But its allot harder to try to pull a dancer that has been in the game for a while because every man pretty much runs the same game. "Why is a beautiful smart women like you in a club like this?", "I can take care of you and pay your Bill's",, they hear it all.
Business men come in offering my wife a job at their firm, etc. anything to get a chance to hook up outside the club. Funny thing is they dont realize she makes way more money than most big shots can pay her.
Dancers average different pay.
Every night when my wife came home, I would do her numbers. Take her pay for the night, minus house fee, tips, drinks she bought, etc.
Even though some nights were really good or really bad, the average was still there. I even had it down to what outfits and hair made more money, nights, locations, time of year etc.
In the last year, after 6 months of accounting, she averaged about $75 an hour working 20 hours a week. There are nights you can make a couple grand and nights you leave the club owing house.
Some dancers want a stable job with benefits but every business has it's up and downs and plays off employees ect, so nothing in life is 100% stable.
It's hard for any dancer to go work a regular 9-5 for $12-15 an hour after realizing what they really make but many dancers dont track income so they dont realize how good it is.
@Jackxxx, have you ever tracked income like this?