Xander
Hollywood, CA
Male, 32
I promoted at several of Hollywood’s hottest clubs during a period of unemployment, mainly to see what all of the fuss was about. While it was fun and definitely had its perks, it also confirmed quite a few of the suspicions and stereotypes I’d previously held about how the industry works.
Meet as many club GM's as you can. Have a demo for them. Network a lot.
Avalon is still open? Wow
You're having trouble giving away $2000? Maybe promoting isn't for you.
Hard to say as an outsider to your marriage and every marriage is different. How do you feel about alcoholism and HPV?
The entire business is run on this principle. Take money from some rich, older "investors" who made their money in something boring (finance, real estate, oil and gas, insurance, etc) and sell them on being cool by owning a nightclub. And yes, it can get you laid.
The film business works mostly the same way.
Tattoo Artist
Professional Gamer
Professor
You have to meet those guys outside of the club. In LA, a lot of them train MMA so joining an MMA or Jiu-jitsu gym is a good way.
Subscribe to the Bravo network. Watch 5 minutes. You'll get it.
Question cont'd "
"Or downtown, Can there be accommodations since hispanic is not a race, so there's a lot good looking white- male hispanics, who like go to a club alone, cuz friends can't make it, or white hispanics are rarity, can clubs make an exception, or accomaccommodation to this problem, since many white-hispanics are the classy ones, not the ghetto ones.?"
This question makes my head hurt. Bottom line is the bouncer decides in half a second whether or not to let you in.
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