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Faith came to us from the OKC Coyote Ugly, hit the ground running, and has SOARED! She’s so witty and funny! She’ll make you laugh, or question your life choices…in a good way!

Hometown: Wiesbaden, Germany 

What’s the must fun about your job at Coyote Ugly?
The most fun part of my job is watching women get up on the bar and unleash their inner Coyote. If someone’s sitting at my bar terrified to get up and dance, I see it as a personal challenge to hype them up and build their confidence. There’s nothing better than watching someone go from ‘I’m never getting on the bar’ to ‘I don’t ever wanna get down.’

What makes you a good Coyote?
I think what makes me a good Coyote is that I genuinely don’t care what anyone thinks of me. Coyote Ugly is actually what taught me to embrace that level of self confidence. I thrive on making people laugh, whether it’s at me or with me. I love being myself and creating that space to allow others to be unapologetically themselves too. 

How long have you been a bartender?
I’ve been a bartender for 2 years now! I started at Texas Roadhouse (yep, I had to dance there too).

What do like to do on your off time?
Oh, I’m a total nerd—you’d never guess how cool my job is. You can usually find me geeking out at the movies, playing video games, building a new Lego set, or cuddling with my cat, Homelander.

What is your favorite type of music?
My favorite type of music is folky songs from the ’60s or ’70s, but if I’m dancing, it’s anything punk rock. I gotta have my hair whips.

Do you think the movie is anything like the real thing?
Oh, absolutely! Just like Jersey, I applied hoping it’d bring me out of my shell. The women I’ve worked with along the way have taught me how to face my fears, stand up for myself, and realize I’m a total badass. Plus, my very first Tidal Wave was to ‘Can’t Fight the Moonlight,’ so I’m basically living the movie.

Why should a potential customer come and visit you?
Because I’m picking up what you’re putting down. If you want a wild night, I already poured your body shot. If you want to drink your troubles away, I’m cuing up some sad country songs and singing my heart out to you. If you wanna stop by just cause you’ve seen the movie, I’m making sure you leave with a t-shirt, a photo on the bar, and one less hotel room key, because after all this, you’re gonna want to take me home….but it’s not happening! 

Do you have any advice for women that want to be a Coyote?
If you’ve got the ambition to be a Coyote, you already have the power to make it happen. My advice is to step into that power and own it. Being a Coyote isn’t just about owning the bar…it’s about owning who you are. And remember, it’s a team effort. When I first started, I was a bit more reserved, watching the other Coyotes, thinking to myself, ‘One day, I want to be like them.’ Each one of them had their own edge, their own fire, their own unique talents. That’s what makes us unstoppable, being surrounded by other badasses. You’re not just part of a team; you’re building your own version of a Coyote—confident, bold, and unapologetically yourself.