When you get a regular, you talk to them and they pay things for you, so I never really had to pay rent. Within a couple of months of beginning stripping, customers were paying for "everything." She explained, in the first month I paid, and then after that, you start to get regulars in the club.
Diana, who began dancing to exit a chaotic home, quickly figured out how to make "good money" from her regulars. Customers interested in a social and emotional, as well as a sexual, exchange with a dancer often end up becoming "regulars." A regular customer typically develops an attachment to a particular dancer such that he (usually he) consistently visits the club when she is working and pays not only for private dances, but also her bills, luxury items, cosmetic surgery, and for her not to dance. Customers visit strip bars for a variety of reasons-bachelor parties, boys' nights out, business networking, performing sexual mastery for other men, displaying wealth, male bonding, to "relax," and some are seeking conversation, connection, and companionship.
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