Four strippers once interviewed by my newspaper said they had so much money at the end of one night of stripping that they would pile it up in the middle of the apartment they shared and jump in it for fun. During our interview, one of Big Al's 50 dancers walked by in a huff, upset because she and another dancer had been harassed by customers who wanted to see more than just their bare breasts. I told them, I don't take off my bottom unless I see some tips. Models use their bodies. Olympic athletes use their bodies.
Pro sports is all about bodies.
So they use them. Just because they're naked, people think less of them. All right, so I'm one of the sexually oppressed masses. But Zuccarini, who has worked at Big Al's for the last seven years, is certainly making money from these women's bodies. Lawyers exploit their paralegals.