2022-03-14
37 分钟Hello, this is Outlook.
In the late 70s, a new dance troupe was met with screams and dollar bills when they stepped out on stage.
This is Chip N Dale's, a nightclub exclusively for women.
The only men allowed in the club are the waiters, bartenders and the male dancers.
Chippendales started out as a club night where women would come to watch men strip.
It then became a global phenomenon.
You get on stage with a thousand women, you know you're gonna have fun.
The roars and the craziness, it's.
It's a real high.
How did you feel the first time that you ever performed here?
Terrified.
I had never done anything like that before.
What was the reaction from the audience?
Screaming women.
I've never seen anything like it in my life.
It was a real ego boost.
It became so well known, the former president's wife, Laura Bush, even joked about it during a dinner at the White House One night.
After George went to bed, Lynn Cheney, Condi Rice, Karen Hughes and I went to Chippendales.
I won't tell you what happened, but Lynn's Secret Service code name is now Dollar Bill.
But behind the slick facade was resentment, paranoia and murder.