Guys PM me all the time when they are coming into town and ask me about ATL clubs. But this isn't about those details, its more about general trends on dayshift. And some of these trends are nationwide if this board is to be believed but this is about navigating the ATL flavor of said trend. Of course it could all be different next year. But this is for right now. So like I tell my CF, lets cut the chit chat and get right to it.
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Don't Club Hop - Let me say from personal experience, the Tuscl reviews about almost every club in the ATL area posted on this board are fairly accurate. So that means if Tusclers say the place is short of dancers, have shit mileage or a certain demographic dominating the club, that's about right. The dayshifts are not a box of chocolates, you know what you will get for the most part. So don't waste your time going to the under or poorly reviewed clubs looking for a diamond right now because that's pointless.
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The One's Crisis - Dayshift right now is about lapdances. There is a lack of pole action in nearly every high mileage club. The Cubans don't even try to get on the damn pole. The only dayshift that has a solid extras culture and a defined stage set is at the same time right now in the ATL is Tattletales. And the clubs have also given up. Years ago, you could get singles as change with every drink. Now there are often few around, and sometimes there are none around even if the DJ is yelling to tip the rail. If you want a preview, clubs like Vivide and Blaze have dancers that just walk around nude.
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Over Counting Songs Is Rampant - I'm basing this on what I read from guys on this board: compared to other cities over counting is rampant in the ATL. Especially with white and black dancers. It doesn't happen that often to regulars, again you only need to be burned once and then you know who to avoid. If you're not a regular, you might not know anything or be so used to paying a way higher price per dance that a stripper saying you did 8 songs when it was 5 is still a good deal. One cause of that is most dayshifters aren't familiar with the modern rap that dominates most playlists in the ATL and can't tell songs apart. Part of the issue is the set up. Standard per song dances take place right on the main floor in most of the high mileage clubs, to the point that some of you guys would call that a table dance not a lapdance. It's not in a timed room where you paid the bouncer or bar and they know how long you were in there. Part of the issue is the dance price which are 10 most places and rarely more than 20, so of course they want to push it. But be warned.
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The Regulars Culture - Don't worry about it in the best clubs here. Most of the clubs staff don't try to take advantage of most new faces. And as far as securing an awesome stripper, there is so much talent you won't be hung up on one dancer for long anyway. To paraphrase a ATL legend: Girls are like buses, wait 15 minutes and another one comes along. Of course regulars get perks and some preference but again that's only an issue if there are only a few sexy options in the club. The best clubs here have enough 7's and above to be outstanding for all the spenders. Being a regular does cut down on the ROB stuff, they know a regular of course and the PLs know her, the dancers know who they can lie to. But even then that's no big deal, the dance price is so low one air dance isn't going to kill you.
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The Cuban Cold But Not War - I don't know if what I'm about to say about Cubans in ATL is unique to the area but here it goes. Can the Cubans be cold, short, and mechanical? Yes. Is the lack of English annoying? Yes. But is that the whole story? In my experience no. I have never in my life been ROBbed by a Cuban, white dancers FOR SURE and black dancers are way more likely to air dance, double speak, haggle, nag or honey pot you in VIP. I've never heard a Cuban over count or mail it in during a VIP. Matter of fact, they are more likely to mail it in if you decline VIP. I've had Cubans give me my money back and say I over paid when I try to tip them, thinking I didn't know the price. They almost always try hard to deliver. I, for the record, don't take Cubans that don't speak some English to VIP but if your hard up for Latinas, learning some is advisable. Just stringing together a simple Hola (Hello) or Hola hermosa (Hello beautiful) and a Whats Your Name (como te llamas) has done me well.
These articles are for Tijianna not Cubans but still, read these:
Gracias RonJax2
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Say Follies 3 Times - The most common weird question I get in the PMs is how to ask for extras. For the record you do it like you do it anywhere else, ask for what you want, how you want it, and for how long and get a price. But wondering if a girl will deliver at extras can be a different story, especially if you don't try out dancers on the floor for awhile before VIP like I do. There are some obvious signs besides her word, like how much she grinds, stick shifts, moans etc, obvious proof more is possibly available. But the big one in GA is bringing up Follies. Don't be a weirdo about it, but if she says "I remember you from Follies" or you bring the club up and she cops to having worked there with no reservations, that's a very good sign extras are on the table.
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GA is the Best Value In The USA - Stripflation hasn't really hit ATL. Dance prices are about the same now as they've been since the 80's. Stripflation culture hasn't hit either, not as many dress codes or goofy spending rules or GSP. Extras prices very widely but that's to be expected. You still see cheap or no parking charges and cover, no parking or cover begin with, cheapish drinks and a overall non pushy pro PL vibe. ATL to the Southeast is what Tijuana is to the West Coast. If I lived anywhere in the Southeast that was a 2.5 hour trip outside the state by car, I'd never go to the strip club anywhere else if Tuscl tells the tale. The city is still a place where a monger should make a pilgrimage.
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