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7 comments to "Maximizing a Stripper’s Tip: The Secret is Fertility"

  • su.wei
    March 16th, 2008 at 8:40 pm

    i wonder how much of this effect is due to how the females felt at those different parts of the cycle. i dont know if this applies to everyone, but i definetly dont feel as attractive when menstruating. lol. how you feel about yourself and act is going to change how attractive you are to others.

    just a thought.

  • Simon
    March 17th, 2008 at 1:57 am

    His experiment ran for two months. That’s two menstrual cycles. Hardly a large sample size…. That’s like dipping your hand into a bag of M&Ms and pulling out a green one, and making the conclusion that all M&Ms are green.

  • Golly
    March 17th, 2008 at 6:08 am

    Reading this piece reminded me of how racial science used to operate. Scientists hid their bigotry behind the facade of objectivity and then cataloged, er, searched for meaningful differences between racial groups - brain size, muscular structure, nose length, penis length (well, Rushton stills does that one) all with the goal of explaining why _the_ black primitive wasn’t as rich and powerful as the white civilized. These scientists knew that there had to be meaningful differences and that racial difference congealed into different types of humans. These efforts nicely fit with the prevailing stereotypes and justified, er, explained racial inequality. Like Miller and it’s colleagues, these race scientists eagerly went off to find their proof that would crack the mystery of why blacks and other non-euroamericans were so darned inferior.

    You know if there was some lingering biological whatever operating that was signaling the fertile fitness of particular woman wouldn’t we then expect to find that human mating all along was organized around women stripping. All those tens of thousands of year of cultural organization is just so much hogwash concealing the true, hidden, unspeakable reality of the human sex drive.

    We know it’s true because we’re doing science at the strip club.

  • ted
    March 17th, 2008 at 6:20 am

    So, women who are menstruating don’t act as sexy as women who aren’t?

    That’s about as scientific as when they found traffic jams are a result of too many cars on the road.

  • Jaime
    March 17th, 2008 at 11:41 am

    Ok, so when did people STOP reading???

    This article states that the women make double the money when the ARE menstruating. As someone who formerly working in a club for 5 years and dated a dancer, I can tell you its true. We all made more money when we had our periods. Considerably more. We felt crappy, but did better. Thats what the article was trying to convey.

  • Tempscire
    March 17th, 2008 at 6:10 pm

    ‘cos the lap dance is better when the stripper is crying cramping? =p

    Anyway, no, it does say that non-menstruating > menstruating. “NON pill-popping lap dancers pulled in nearly twice as much as they made when they were menstruating.”

    Also, could someone explain to me why Golly’s rant was relevant?

  • Evil Pundit
    March 18th, 2008 at 7:14 am

    I want to repeat this experiment, only with high-class hookers and State Governors.


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