enough gritty details to make it clearly an inferior choice to the other careers presented.

That part of your comment alone really dismisses what you say, because every single job has some negatives certain people dislike, but stripping, depending on where you do it, has the same amount of negatives.

You seem to think that the general depiction of stripping is "this is an awful dehumanizing job" while it isnt for a lot of strippers.

A friend of mine is now a stripper for atleast 10 years and she is actually super happy with it. She sees it as basically being and exotic dancer that takes her bra off and thats it. She has a good income, no shady stuff, work security and other bonuses, they have good security and value their employees.

Sure it wont be like that everywhere, but at the same time you wont have every construction site be up to safety standards and not make their employees skip safety regulations to be done with work quicker.

Every job has unlawful and bad locations/companies, that doesnt mean all of them are bad.