Paul C. Brunson

And so at that point, there was a lot of, I'd say, wanted and unwanted attention.

It felt good to be recognized

for something other than just being dressed in a bikini.

Forgetting I was dressed in a bikini.

There was this one time.

We all had security men just in case people in the crowd got feisty with us because we were wearing bikinis and I got a 50 quid tip and the security guy turns around and said to me, you're half and that with me and I thought he was joking and I kind of laughed it off.

And then when we closed the nightclub, we have to go up, we have to count our tips and our money because it was all cash based.

And he got me up against the wall.

And he said, I meant it.

I want that 25 quid now.

And there was people around.

People saw it.

Turned a blind eye, didn't say anything.

And I remember just giving him the 50 quid.

And I had no option but to show up to work the next day.

I had to go back.

I don't remember what happened to him.

I obviously complained in the fact that I was going out with the DJ.

He may have said something to the manager, but everybody was...

So close and pally because the other things were happening that I just cracked on.