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tip out
· phrase · sex-work
The cut a dancer owes the DJ, bouncers and house staff at end of shift.
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End-of-night tax on a dancer's earnings, distributed to the DJ, bouncers, house mom and sometimes the bar. Often mandatory and often a percentage, which means a big night gets eaten harder than a slow one. Stack this on top of the house fee and you see why dancer pay maths is brutal.
“After tip-out the DJ was the highest-earning person in the building and he played the same six songs all night.”
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tip out In A Sentence
After tip-out the DJ was the highest-earning person in the building and he played the same six songs all night.
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What does "tip out" mean?
It's the cut a dancer owes the DJ, bouncers and house staff at the end of a shift.
How do you use "tip out" in a sentence?
"After tip out, she barely broke even for the night."
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