Expensive/7up/high mileage vs. cheap/low mileage
samsung1
Ohio
Lets say there were two strip clubs in town. One was high mileage with 7up models working there for $35/song. Second club was $10-15 lap dances but low mileage and just normal looking women at best.
Which one would be your favorite? assuming drink prices were similar and driving distance was similar.
Which one would be your favorite? assuming drink prices were similar and driving distance was similar.
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What do folks think about 7ups/low mileage vs normal looking/high mileage? I would probably go higher mileage, since there are often above average babes at most pages. But I might have to go with eye candy if there were no hotties at all.
7ups/low mileage vs normal looking/high mileage will depend on cost. If they are the same price then they are about the same apeal but leaning toward milage. If we are assuming they are the same distance away, then take turns. Enjoy both the 7up world and the high milage world.
Have you noticed a lot of the really hot looking girls refusing to work on a club's discount day (e.g., 2-4-1 Tuesday, "Hump Day" Wednesday, etc.) as they apparently consider it beneath them to lower their prices?
Cheeks used to be a favorite stop when I was in the Dayton area. Sounds like it has changed little. Not up to the clubs at home, but still the best in the Dayton area.
But relatively speaking, if two strip clubs are in town and one is higher mileage but much more expensive than the low mileage cheap place where would you prefer to go? Player11 does make a good point about a place with $10 dances is a cheaper place to look for OTC whores.
If high mileage means a little stick shifting or rub through the pants, then the analysis changes. I agree with player that the mid-level club is usually the better hunting ground for OTC, so if no ITC finish in either place anyway then I end up at the cheaper joint.
So, I'd pay the premium for the high mileage (defining high mileage as FS, in my lexicon)
Now, to turn this hypothetical on its head: Switch the looks of the dancers -- now where would you go?