G-String Divas

HBO presents

August 08, 2000

Ginger and Jordan discuss their careers and their part in the HBO special "G-String Divas."

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HBO: We're glad you could make it. Tonight we present a chat with the G-String Divas, Ginger and Jordan. Ginger's the Queen of the Jungle who gets what she wants.your money. While Jordan, a master of the lap dance, wants to be your fantasy lover. Submit your questions to these sultry women, and let them reveal themselves to you. Welcome, Ginger and Jordan!

Ginger: Thank you very much.

Jordan: Thank you very much. I'm waiting for your questions.

Esther: Are most of your clients married or single?

Ginger: Most of our clients are…I see a lot of married men.

Jordan: 80 percent of them are married, the other 20 are single. They are men who are lonely and want a little bit of fantasy.

Connor: How common is breast augmentation among dancers?

Jordan: It is very common to have breast augmentation. Most dancers believe men want bigger breasts, and the bigger the breasts they have, the more attention they will get. However, most dancers get them for their own personal needs--to feel more confidence, more of everything, just a little bit more personal.

Ginger: I agree with Jordan on that. But the truth is that you are very successful, and you don't need the breast implants to be successful. That's why there are 31 flavors.

Michelle: How long have you been dancing?

Ginger: Seven years.

Jordan: Four years.

Jaqueline: How do you keep your body in top condition?

Ginger: Eat right, exercise, don't drink too much, and be born to thin parents will help. I didn't get that lucky.

Jordan: I guess just eat correctly, don't eat too much junk food, and try and burn as much fat as you can. Run. You don't have to go to the gym everyday. Just run, and try to sweat as much as you can.

Marymargret: Why did you choose this profession?

Ginger: It was lucrative, and it helps me to meet some financial goals.

Jordan: Actually, I didn't say I was going to be a dancer when I grew up. What I said was that I wanted to be a woman that every man looks up to, and got turned on by. But I think dancing teaches you lots of things that the world out there will never teach you. It teaches you respect. It teaches you dignity. It teaches you sexuality, and how to be passionate with everything to do. Also, it teaches you how to be patient, how to take negativity and turn it to the positive, and how to deal with a lot of different personalities.

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