Graduation Girls

Janey comes back. She’s wearing just panties. She asks, “What do you think of me now?”
I lecture, “You have decided to survive. I presume that you have talked with Linda. You have the face necessary to be a Bunny Patch dancer. Trust me, you have the body necessary to be a Bunny Patch dancer. You have the courage necessary to sign up to be a Bunny Patch dancer. You have the sense necessary to be a Bunny Patch dancer and let some other girl give herself away for free. If some one asks me, ‘Do you know Janey?’ I will say, ‘Yeah, I went to school with Janey, hot looking babe.’ You are a person worth knowing.”
Janey asks, “I go and dance at the Bunny Patch. It doesn’t work out, maybe the place closes. Then what about me?”
I lecture, “The other girls, who dance at the Bunny Patch will have danced at other places. If you show up on time, keep yourself in shape, dance your turns, avoid getting in fights with other girls, that sort of thing, then when the Bunny Patch goes away, you pack your car and go away to where the grass is greener, with the money needed to resettle.”
Janey says, I have a car. I can get to the Bunny Patch. If I don’t go and Linda doesn’t go, how do you get to the Bunny Patch?”
“I have a little motor scooter, with a brand new drive belt. I have a way to get to the Bunny Patch, if you or Linda don’t go. But wait! What if it rains? I have a rain proof jacket and plastic pants, I wrap a pair of slacks around me, under my jacket, ride through the rain and then let the jacket and plastic slacks drip dry, I have a back pack and I have my rain jacket and slacks if I get caught in the rain, out at the Bunny Patch.”
Janey asks, “What other dangers are there, if I go and dance at the Bunny Patch?”
I lecture, “The Bunny Patch is a girlie place. Some ass hole will try to tell you that he can make a whole lot of money, if he can just use your money. He can’t and won’t.”
Janey says, “Avoid the con men. What else?”
I lecture, “The Bunny Patch is a girlie place. Some ass hole may try to follow you back here, after you get off work. What if you have a bouncer riding with you?”
Janey says, “I have protection, at what cost?”
“I need a place to stay, my parents are about to move. I can pay some rent.”