Question
Does this sound like a good idea?
So I came into some money and a lot of people are telling me(including the financial advisor) that opening a strip club is a good idea, It seems they are doing well in the economy. Should I look into this and what do I have to do to start one? Pros & cons of owning one? Thanks for the advice
5 months ago - 9 answers
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Sex always makes money! I'll be your first customer. If you wanted to go on a less 'exotic' route, both bars and clubs are doing very well. Although you would make more income at a bar, seeing that people tend to drink more during a reccesion.
by K.p.
5 months ago
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Cons = it's dirty
by alix♥- 5 months ago
you'll always be able to sell sex. So go for it.
by Tiny Werewolf- 5 months ago
go for it.
by Cindy- 5 months ago
Yes they do make a lot of money, but it is very difficult to get the license and it cost a lot.
by Karolyte- 5 months ago
I guess it depends on how old you are, it might be a good idea. But I really don't know. Srry
by Courtney- 5 months ago
Heck no!! Open up a hair salon Business or something. then people will remember you or know you as the strip girl, dont do it!!
by amandakl16- 5 months ago
You're better off buying a rental property and leasing it out. A strip club is opening a door to more problems than you want. Regular visits by the police, possible prostitution and drugs stings, and worst of all, unhappy customers. DId you know that zoning can be changed and you would be forced to close your business because you are within 1000 feet of a school or church? Do you really want to deal with drunks every night and the possibility of being robbed or raided? Use your mind, least get some college education before taking such a drastic and fruitless step!
by Steven D- 5 months ago
totally ridiculous and find a certified financial planner. Running a business no matter what the commodity take knowledge.. You need to learn what is involved. Put your windfall in an Account with a company such as Fidelity, Vanguard or Charles Schwab. Invest in no load mutual funds. Now spend a year learning about operating a business, take some tax courses and then reconsider what you want to do. Lock that money up before you piss it away on poor advice
by sassy2- 5 months ago



