In reply to Jasmine.

@Julian I do know a lot about the industry and how it works. Nothing in life is free. These women want to earn money from being an "entertainer" but in order to be an entertainer you need financial backing from investors. It is a high RISK game for any investor to put money into someone's entertainment career when there is no guarantee the investment money will ever see any returns in profit. Thus, the entertainer must possess some unique talent that the investor thinks will return profit or the entertainer must motivate the investor to financially support their career through other means. You compare being an entertainer to a regular job but on a job an employer sees immediate return on investment from your work while being an entertainer means there is no immediate return on investment for the investor so the risks are a lot higher. This is not limited to female entertainers either. Male entertainers go through the same things.