Addled by friend strip club metier

When a childhood friend told me in Aussie summer of 2017 that he will be leaving his banking career in Sydney to take up an upscale adult entertainment business job, I was stupefied. He shared a vision where both male and female patrons will enjoy the venue and its style of entertainment like no other place. I’m not a saint and have no reason to be judgmental of his decision to quit banking for strip club but there’s a certain anxiety that comes with being associated with a strip club. As a nephalist who likes to be away from social places I’m not exactly the target market for my friend’s business.Well, at least that’s what I thought until few days ago when we had a chinwag.He laboriously tried to explain how modern strip clubs have dropped their public image as seedy establishments on the fringes of mainstream life and according to his narrative they are places that people are joyfully entering and hardly anyone gets ashamed to admit they go to. His view is that best way to do that is to incorporate more women make the place more conducive for them and fun filled.In the past, he argued, strip clubs were often overlooked as element of the sex industry where sexual exploitation is the name of the game.They were not only involved significantly in violence against the women who strip, but they had links to organized crime. In the eyes of law enforcement agencies and wider public, strip clubs threatened the safety of the neighboring communities but he believes thats not the case today.

 As chat went on, he reasonably explained how strip clubs have created thousands of jobs in Australia, pays taxes in millions of dollars and above all, lifted the glass ceiling for independent and single women in the country who want to promote a model of sexuality which strengthens women and girls power.In the club where he’s working, more than half of customers are women and says the days when dishonest and violent guys used to hang out in the corner are long gone. His targets are more of a party vibe with fillies performing wonderfully choreographed shows twice every hour and as part of his marketing vibe said they’ve a lot of talent and that’s really opened the business up, made it less anathema. When I challenged him how adult business will remain sustainable in the long run having in mind any person can go online, order a sex takeaway or even watch online porn as an alternative, he reiterated that providing all-round entertainment gives plenty of people a reason to visit strip club as an interesting way to top off a big night out. Among the services on offer are VIP experience where they’ve perfected it into a fine art form, with plush furnishings and room service. In addition, they have two stages and resellers can’t miss a beat when it comes to performances like bath shows and aerial hoop of incredibly salacious varieties.To even attract the who is who in the business and politics and for them to have peace of mind, their club operates a discreet billing system for the club and their name does not appear on any of receipts for payment for drinks or dances.Our club is a nice small venue, targeting the right market,” he said. Impressive business that sees thousands of locals, tourists are visiting the club monthly employing 17 people. Overall he gave your blogger 1,000 reasons to visit him in future.

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