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© Thomson Reuters 2020.Japan's coronavirus lockdown strips exotic dancer of her savings
By Kim Kyung Hoon and Tim Kelly TOKYO©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Ah_so
She would have if she had declared her income and paid tax.
oldman_13
At that age and in that line of work, she needed to do a much better job of saving her income.
1glenn
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/drive-thru-strip-club-coronavirus_n_5eac4c0ec5b624b39692963d
The above link is to an article about how some strippers in The States are coping.
Bjorn Tomention
See you at the next 81 party Aya.
Leo
Sorry to hear she has no money left. I wish I could go to her show when the virus is gone. Strange how they said "stripped" of her money.
Vince Black
A 40 year old burlesque dancer, yikes... she should consider herself lucky to have made it to that age doing that.
Serrano
@1glenn Thanks for that link :D
@zichi We need a link for that one!
sillyjade03
A 40 year old burlesque dancer, yikes...
And what’s wrong with being a exotic dancer at 40? Feel like 40 is the expiration date for a woman...
Vince Black
in terms of paying money to see her dance erotically, yes.
Vince Black
this is also very true. Western women of the same age look nothing like them, body wise. Still you wouldn’t pay money to watch them dance
Mirai Hayashi
There is nothing wrong with being 40 and doing what she does. If she can still draw in a crowd, then more power to her.
However, having said that, she couldn't have expected to do this forever. She has finite number of years left until she'd probably has to pack it up and find another way to make money. She lived for 'now' rather than the future all her life, and now it looks as if its going to catch up to her.
kurisupisu
Governments are ready to close companies and people down but not willing to support them.
Aya will be hoping for her two masks and 100k yen only then...
Koharu Watanabe
This story is being passed around the media outlets like an exotic dancer in a club.
Does she expect some kind of special sympathy for being in the situation she put herself in? Everyone else is complaining and feeling the pinch, too. When times were good, she had no issue with not claiming her tips to be taxed. Now that it comes back to bite her, oh no, boo hoo, life is so unfair.
Go ask all your suitors to help you get thru these tough times, or go get a job at your nearest conbini if your money is running out.