Dancer told me she saw my review on the tuscl
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I was like "what report?" she stated that her brother had showed her the review someone had wrote of her on this site. I told her yeah that was me, she then replied I was wondering who this person was stating I was a solid 8 in looks. She wasn't mad just surprised, kind of joked that I should have rated her a 10. It seemed to help me out, I ended up getting some contact during my private dance even though this is a no-contact club and the last time she gave me a dance it was mostly air.
I know most of you have dancers who read this site all the time but this is only like the 2nd time I have spoken to a dancer who says she reads the reviews here and I have been doing the strip club scene for soem years now.
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At other clubs, I also mention TUSCL. You are correct. Most dancers are not aware of it. By telling them, it lets them know that I am NOT an amatuer and to not fuck with me. On the other hand, I do not talk to other people about TUSCL and strip clubbing unless I know them very well. In my circle only my son and daughter know. I don't get approval from them. Just acceptance.At least I don't have to lie to them. My daughter even supplies me with perfumes for the girls.
It didn't look like she really read the reviews on this site until her brother found out that she worked at the club and I guess he wanted to find out info either about her or the club itself. He does not stay in town, he is in the Army but was just visting her for a short time, his friends now want to come and see her.
I see what most of you are saying but in this case I don't think I have to worry much. In some ways she seemed to have liked that someone thought highly of her.
I also post on SW and on two occasions I met girls at clubs that knew me from there. One worked out ok, but the other was very nervous - like I was about to eat her young. Given what I tend to post, I don't blame her ;)
I remember the movie "The Girlfriend Experience" a drama set in the days leading up to the 2008 Presidential election, and centered on a high-end Manhattan call girl meeting the challenges of her boyfriend, her clients, and her work. In that movie an escort blogger/reviewer tries to coerce her into giving him free sex in exchange for a good review. My memory of the movie is fuzzy but I think she either refuses to give free sex to him and she gets slammed in fake reviews or she does end up getting desperate enough to give him free sex because of a decline in her business due to the recession. I don't think I would ever try to get myself a free lap dance in exchange for a good review but you never know it could work on the right night with the right girl.
I do know bloggers who now write reviews on products must now mention whether or not the product was given to them for free. I remember reading about an intern blogger on techcrunch.com was terminated because he accepted a free macbook air gift. The influence of reviews and blogs is real.
The club where I was most recently a regular I know the girls were into posting stuff online about each other. Mainly SCL because all you have to do is fire and forget. Used to hear the different clicks ask if someone could call the company and threaten to sue to get the "so and so sucks cock" posts taken down. I've sampled girls between the different cliques to not have to bother with girls expecting me to take sides. But I also haven't reviewed the club in a while because the girls are pretty good at remembering who's around when certain shit goes down.
Plus, thanks to all the shit that got posted the owner has locked a lot of the action down. All the guys who've been talking about problems from LE with what gets posted have the right idea, but it's probably going to be management that cracks down first. And when they crack down, a lot of the times they'll get the girls who haven't been outed, too. So, yeah, people read those things with more catching on all the time.
"In the last 10 months, Memphis police made 15 arrests for prostitution and 34 for assault. Shelby County District Attorney Bill Gibbons has shut down six clubs temporarily in three years for prostitution, lewdness and illegal alcohol sales.
Moreover, patrons openly discuss prostitution at local clubs on the online Ultimate Strip Club List at www.tuscl.com. "
Not only the dancers and their friends/family read tuscl but also LE and the media.
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-15562309…
As far as here, I don't know that any of them know me. There's more than enough clues but I don't know that anyone cares enough to piece it together.
Strip Club List
Said in your best Joe Pesci voice, I assume?
The Memphis PP was shut down eventually because of numerous police reports & public-nuisance claims of prostitution & assault, among other things, not because of anything on TUSCL, period.