It’s official. You probably can get reimbursed for stripper-related expenses—just as long as you were with clients, you keep quiet about it and you call it something else on the expense report. Oh, and we should probably never discuss this again.
Very, very few of DealBreaker readers said that strippers were not a reimbursable expense under any circumstances. Just three percent agreed that the practice of taking clients to strip clubs was sexist and should be banned. Nineteen percent wanted to know how you get a receipt from a stripper (if you’ve got a clue, leave the answer in the comments section).
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Posted by scooter , Nov 01, 2006 5:09PM
you don't get a receipt from the stripper- what you do is buy a ton of "scores bucks" or "hustler bucks" and give them to the client/ keep for yourself to use for said dances and other activities. they will get charged to your card which usually shows up as a steakhouse or other such establishment - thus flying under the radar of the sucker working in operations who will then send you the check/ pay the bill on your card - dependign on how you work it.
Posted by MUFMAN , Nov 01, 2006 6:00PM
Damn, they don't do that at the West Virginia establishment I frequent with my clients.
Posted by Log-Jammer , Nov 02, 2006 12:21AM
Boop boop! Pull over, its the typo police.
"Very, very few of DealBreaker readers that strippers were not a reimbursable expense under any circumstances."
Yea, not so good with the grammar there.
Posted by too short , Nov 02, 2006 12:59PM
at the end of the night drop a quarter in the strippers ass and the receipt will pop out the other end.