Speaker 1: Approche production. No cameras, No one's watching you in that room, and.
Speaker 2: I can imagine this is where the extra cash comes in.
Speaker 1: Well, it was very interesting hearing Taylor talking about Danielle,
Speaker 1: because Danielle used to do the extras and we could
Speaker 1: never figure out what she was doing. Taylor really shed
Speaker 1: some light on that the last time. So, but I
Speaker 1: was there before Danielle. So no cameras in private rooms.
Speaker 1: The private rooms were completely glassed, but the way that
Speaker 1: the glass was you could see through the glass into
Speaker 1: the club and they couldn't see him, so you could
Speaker 1: see when they were coming to open the door, like
Speaker 1: when the MC was coming to let you know your
Speaker 1: times up. There was no monitoring of the shows at all.
Speaker 1: And yeah, things did get interesting in those in those
Speaker 1: private rooms. I've had some really good female on female
Speaker 1: private shows with girls. One of the waitresses once came
Speaker 1: into the private show and I started a casual sexual
Speaker 1: relationship with her. After that, you just go to n Yeah,
Speaker 1: so yeah, there was. It was the wild West after
Speaker 1: being somewhere so restricted like Pure Platinum and Men's Gallery
Speaker 1: and Dances. Was a little bit more wild because.
Speaker 3: It was the Cross.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't but a restriction because of it's their venues.
Speaker 1: The umbrella of rules, it applied to all the clubs,
Speaker 1: and it was And I remember once, just digressing back
Speaker 1: to Men's gal I worked a lunch shift at Men's
Speaker 1: Gallery and I got kicked out because I let a
Speaker 1: guy touch me in a private room and they watched
Speaker 1: the cameras and he wasn't even really touching his he
Speaker 1: touched my ass and I just let it happen because
Speaker 1: I was like, I need to make the money, and
Speaker 1: they kicked me out, canceled my shift at pill Platinum
Speaker 1: that night, got a very stern talking to again. Another
Speaker 1: thing that Rob hated me for. Yeah, like in the
Speaker 1: private rooms at but being all sorts of things happened,
Speaker 1: not just dancing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can imagine, yeah, because after looking after like
Speaker 2: dream Girls and they're glass thing, I knew what the
Speaker 2: girls were getting up to in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I mean I will, I'll admit hands on heart.
Speaker 1: For a long time, I was not doing anything, and
Speaker 1: there was only really a couple of times I did
Speaker 1: do extras in the room, but it was because I
Speaker 1: was off my face and having such a great time
Speaker 1: and it just sort of happened it wasn't something that
Speaker 1: was planned. Yeah, I wasn't advertising that as a way
Speaker 1: to sell shows. And truth be told, I wasn't very
Speaker 1: good at selling shows unless I was on a certain
Speaker 1: level with luck.
Speaker 2: A lot of the girls would be good on getting
Speaker 2: clients to get money when they're on the show on
Speaker 2: the stage, but more girls were better in private shows.
Speaker 3: Yea, in tasting that money, that's right.
Speaker 1: So for me, I was better a dancer. I was.
Speaker 1: I would the staff behind the bar would get me
Speaker 1: smashed because when I was hammered, I would see like
Speaker 1: I would get on stage and I can still remember it.
Speaker 1: The pole would be doing this. It would be moving
Speaker 1: from side to side in my vision, and I just
Speaker 1: aim for it in the middle and go and they
Speaker 1: would do it because I was entertaining. I would get
Speaker 1: off stage after doing a killer show with all this
Speaker 1: money and I would actually be sober. I would have
Speaker 1: I sweated out all the alcohol. Like they would get
Speaker 1: me drunk intentionally because I would do the crazier poll tricks.
Speaker 1: I would take more risks. I would get more money
Speaker 1: off the guys. Half the time, I can't even remember
Speaker 1: being on stage, to be honest, Yeah, what about.
Speaker 3: What about what about when the guys used to want
Speaker 3: to take you.
Speaker 1: Out of the Yeah, that didn't happen so often, but
Speaker 1: when it did. Once I went around to Lizard Lounge
Speaker 1: when that was still going, And another time a Hell's
Speaker 1: Angel took me and three girls back to his house
Speaker 1: and we finished our shift there, and yeah, there was
Speaker 1: all sorts going on there. Yeah, things got things did
Speaker 1: get sexual.
Speaker 2: Sun And do you think that you've been put in
Speaker 2: any kind of like in a corner and gone, I
Speaker 2: don't want to be here. I don't want to do it,
Speaker 2: you know, but it's too late. You're in there now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there is kind of that, and then you kind
Speaker 1: of just do whatever. You kind of just go with
Speaker 1: it because you know it's going to end. And a
Speaker 1: lot of the time guys are either too high or
Speaker 1: too drunk to be very long, so you're kind of
Speaker 1: in and out. You just get it over and done with. Well,
Speaker 1: move on. So is so great meeting? You have a
Speaker 1: great morning. Strippers are very good conversation and your job
Speaker 1: is too, That's right. Your job is to draw people
Speaker 1: in and create a vibe. So I was good at answering,
Speaker 1: but I wasn't so good at hustling for shows with strangers. However,
Speaker 1: I built myself a mini empire of regulars, and I
Speaker 1: had a really good regular who regular. Yeah, so he
Speaker 1: was a big fish and I caught him. He was
Speaker 1: somebody else's regular, and I took him off. This girl,
Speaker 1: I relieved her of her regular client. He was in construction. Okay,
Speaker 1: older guy, very nice man. I'm still friends with him,
Speaker 1: and he'll be okay with me talking about this because
Speaker 1: it was really.
Speaker 3: Friends with one of your regular clients.
Speaker 1: Friends as in we speak over social media every now
Speaker 1: and then, and my husband has kind of said like
Speaker 1: he knows everything. He's like, oh, look, I'd prefer it
Speaker 1: if he wasn't kind of in your life. So we're
Speaker 1: still talking. He knows that. We talk very briefly. How
Speaker 1: are you kind of thing. But I remember when the
Speaker 1: girl that had him was Madison, and she was gorgeous,
Speaker 1: but she was a bit of a goody, one of
Speaker 1: the straighty one eighty girls. I didn't really drink that much,
Speaker 1: wasn't into drugs, was very sort of playing Jane, although
Speaker 1: very pretty, a bit of a plane Jane stripper, and
Speaker 1: they do exist, and I remember thinking to myself, I'm
Speaker 1: going to take him. I want him his mind. And
Speaker 1: this is where the hustler in me comes out, because
Speaker 1: I see more of the long game. If I mean,
Speaker 1: I had a regular that would bring me phones. I
Speaker 1: had ones that I would get a couple of them
Speaker 1: and just put them on a hook for whatever I wanted,
Speaker 1: and then I would just cultivate that relationship. But this one,
Speaker 1: he got me lots of stuff. So he would come
Speaker 1: into the club and yeah, he would, he would spend
Speaker 1: so much money. Yes, yeah, So I remember the night
Speaker 1: that I actually got him, speaking about him like he's
Speaker 1: a pet. But I was walking through the club and
Speaker 1: he happened to be sitting alone, and on an impulse,
Speaker 1: I just sat next to him, and then the rest
Speaker 1: is history. He thought I was hilarious because I was
Speaker 1: such a loose unit when I was back then. I
Speaker 1: was always on something or drinking or you know, and
Speaker 1: him and I just got along really well and we laughed,
Speaker 1: and then before I knew it, he was my client.
Speaker 1: But I used to he used to come in, he
Speaker 1: would take me for shows, but I made sure he
Speaker 1: would take every other girl for a show too, So
Speaker 1: I did spread the love around. I didn't just take
Speaker 1: it all for myself. But he would take me out
Speaker 1: for dinners. He would buy me anything I want to.
Speaker 3: I was a relationship, but it was all.
Speaker 1: It was like a friendship with benefits. Yeah, so he
Speaker 1: would take me out for dinners, he would buy me clothes,
Speaker 1: pay for my phone.
Speaker 3: Ask him why he didn't have a girlfriend.
Speaker 1: He was an older guy, like he was in his sixties.
Speaker 1: And yeah, he was older, and.
Speaker 3: He in a wheelchair.
Speaker 1: Maybe then he must have been in his fifties. And no, no,
Speaker 1: definitely not. He must have been in his fifties. And
Speaker 1: I apologize if you're listening, he would, yeah, he I
Speaker 1: remember once he took me down to Melbourne and we
Speaker 1: went to the Men's gal and we ended up meeting
Speaker 1: this dancer there and we vibed with her really well.
Speaker 1: She was cool as and she was giving us a
Speaker 1: lap dance and everything was great. And I said to her,
Speaker 1: what are you doing tomorrow? She's like, what do you mean?
Speaker 1: I'm like, why don't you come out for lunch with us? Anyways,
Speaker 1: she came out for lunch with us and then we
Speaker 1: he pretty girled us, took us shopping, brought us anything
Speaker 1: we wanted. No money like at that time, you know,
Speaker 1: the brands like Louis Vatana or that. That wasn't really
Speaker 1: a big thing then. So he just took us to
Speaker 1: a shopping stone. I was like, just buy whatever you want.
Speaker 1: And she was amazed. She was like, oh my god.
Speaker 1: I'm like, yeah, this is normal for me. He does
Speaker 1: this to me a lot, just take me out, took
Speaker 1: me to Thailand for a month, yep, took another girl
Speaker 1: to America. Yeah, he was yeah, really again, a really
Speaker 1: nice guy. Just wanted to be in the company of
Speaker 1: young That's a that's a tough question because most of
Speaker 1: my memories from back then are pretty hazy. A lot
Speaker 1: of money.
Speaker 3: So how long he was your he was your personal
Speaker 3: clip how long?
Speaker 1: I'm going to say he was my personal client for
Speaker 1: at least four years.
Speaker 3: Poor and he's doing that for.
Speaker 1: Me the whole time. Yep. Even after I left dancing,
Speaker 1: he was still helped me out when I needed things,
Speaker 1: and yeah, be there for me. Like wise, split up
Speaker 1: with my boyfriend, like this.
Speaker 3: Is a long to any other venues to have a
Speaker 3: other like regular girl that you go.
Speaker 1: No, he just came to butter Being. Just came to
Speaker 1: buttle Being and he was there and Danielle that one
Speaker 1: that Taylor was talking about. She wanted him so bad
Speaker 1: and she never got him. He was mine, and he
Speaker 1: hated her because she He could see through her. She
Speaker 1: was very like superficial, like you know, hi touching the
Speaker 1: leg and she had all the tricks and that would
Speaker 1: work on most people, but he saw straight through that.
Speaker 1: He did take her for shows, but he was never
Speaker 1: interested in being her client exclusively. So yeah, she hated
Speaker 1: that I had him because I was so different to her.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that was where I succeeded better. I did
Speaker 1: have nights though, where I would kill it with shows
Speaker 1: and it would just be whatever, sorry, whatever particular group
Speaker 1: of guys came in that night and me, we were
Speaker 1: on that level. And some nights I would smash shows.
Speaker 1: So it wasn't like every night. I wasn't great at hustling.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I'd just be walking through a crowd. Hey you
Speaker 1: want to go for a show, Sure, let's go. And
Speaker 1: it would just go from there. So, yeah, it was
Speaker 1: the butter being was the best.
Speaker 3: What about when the police started giving you a hard
Speaker 3: time of pot?
Speaker 1: That was that was so frustrating.
Speaker 3: I remember that.
Speaker 1: I remember, so there was there were always police coming in,
Speaker 1: so they would come. Initially, they would just come and
Speaker 1: have a look, mostly early on about like nine o'clock.
Speaker 1: They were the uniforms. They were bored. They wanted to
Speaker 1: see some boobs. Okay, fair enough. Once the stuff with
Speaker 1: the bikes changed, because that situation with the bikes was
Speaker 1: cool for ages and I dated several of them. But
Speaker 1: then there was a change, and then the police presence
Speaker 1: became more aggressive. But they used to raid us, and
Speaker 1: we knew they were coming. So I would go through
Speaker 1: the club and all of the people who were selling,
Speaker 1: I would take all of their stuff and put it
Speaker 1: in the girls chage rooms because they didn't go in there.
Speaker 1: So I would stash everyone's stuff and then redistribute it afterwards. Fuck.
Speaker 1: The dealers loved me, but they were cracking down on
Speaker 1: the private shows as well. And I remember one night
Speaker 1: I was in a private show for a long time.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they hated it. They hated us because we
Speaker 1: were like a bikey haven. There were drugs, everything that
Speaker 1: was happening in there. Like yeah, they were just really
Speaker 1: were breathing down our necks. I remember I was in
Speaker 1: a private show one night and one of the problems
Speaker 1: with the way that the club was set up was
Speaker 1: if the MC or security were kind of focusing on
Speaker 1: this side of the club, and the private shows were
Speaker 1: down the left hand side of the club towards the
Speaker 1: front of the building. There were eventually, when they got
Speaker 1: rid of that second stage, there were lounges there. People
Speaker 1: used to open the doors to the private rooms and
Speaker 1: one night someone I was sitting. I was in the
Speaker 1: very end private showroom and I was doing a show
Speaker 1: and I think I might have been up to no
Speaker 1: goood this night, and the door someone so I saw
Speaker 1: someone walk and they pulled the door open really fast,
Speaker 1: but in the wrong direction, so instead of the door
Speaker 1: sliding open all the way, it slid open like this
Speaker 1: fire and slammed against the wall. And I turned around
Speaker 1: and I went off my brain, get the fuck out
Speaker 1: of here. And there was someone like peeping through with
Speaker 1: like a leather jacket on. I didn't know it was
Speaker 1: a cop. It's like, who the fuck do you think
Speaker 1: you are? Get the fuck out of here, and he's
Speaker 1: shown his torch police. I was like, oh, for fuck's sake.
Speaker 1: But I was just sitting on the stage, not doing anything,
Speaker 1: so you know, there was nothing to see there. But
Speaker 1: the way that they were, they were very aggressive, and
Speaker 1: they didn't I don't think they ever really found anything,
Speaker 1: so it was really all for nothing.