Once again "Why Stripclubs?" - this time a literary answer
unbelheathenPennsylvania
I stumbled across this passage in a novel I read recently by the American author Andrew Vachss. I'm more a fan in the neighborhood - sleaze range than "Gentlemen's Club" realm, but I think this passage covers my impression of the high-end scene fairly well, and also applies to some of my motives - e.g. the conversation and openness of the experience.
I'd like to hear from "Gentlemen's Club" fans in particular if you think it is applicable.
The narrator is, broadly speaking, a detective and is interviewing a club owner.
Begin excerpt from "Another Life"
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The excerpt is dead on that the entire SC experience is a fantasy experience. The dancer is using an assumed name, why not the guy ? However, certain things can ruin the experience, this is what TUSCL is for, to avoid the pitfalls that can ruin an expensive fantasy.
That was a Good read .. too bad not all club owners are like that .. or more dancers dont look at their customers like gods ,, some girls have the same contempt for customers that the customers have for the dancer,
I wish club owners would get it that if you let the girl do her job and give the customer the fantasy he is looking for then the bar would be packed and maybe our house fee's would go down .
you guys all bitch and complain our prices this and that well we have expences on top of the current or past due bills that are piling up .. from too many slow nights due to strick managment policy dictated, of course, by the presence of the Coppers ,, so bewteen High house fee's , too many bouncers not letting any fantasies go down ,, and coppers chasing drunks trying to sneak home .. the price of a fantasy has to go up . higher the price better the fantasy ,,
or not .