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The security cameras in strip clubs can create a disturbing paranoia. You never know who is watching you.
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I am actually quite comforted by the cameras. It makes sure that the customers behave - I don't mind being watched for my own safety.
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Cameras are there for dancer's safety, and quite comforting.
ReplyDeleteI am currently working as a dancer/entertainer on the east coast (US). :-) I think cameras are mostly useful as long as they're not used as a replacement for proper security guards. Conversely, some high end customers are scared away by them.
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