Oh, the irony!
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"After my first dance all is well. They no longer give out free beer for those that get vips instead they charge an insane $3 for a 12 oz can. I work at a convenience store and a 24 pack costs $16.99 retail which is around .70 a can. They allow you to bring your own beer so for heaven sakes if you plan on drinking at nikitas BRING YOUR OWN BEER. But besides they elacious mark up lets talk about customer service."<p>
Have to love it when a convenience store worker complains about the markup at a strip club! This reviewer better avoid Detroit; last time in I was charged $9 for a bottle of water (grocery stores routinely sell 24-packs for $3, fyi.)<p>
Have to love it when a convenience store worker complains about the markup at a strip club! This reviewer better avoid Detroit; last time in I was charged $9 for a bottle of water (grocery stores routinely sell 24-packs for $3, fyi.)<p>
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One club here in columbus (Vanity) used to charge only $2 for a Dasani water bottle. Fair price but then they got rid of those and started using tiny Fiji water bottles and charging $6 for them. Big rip off. Vanity does run a $1 bottle beer promotion but even with the cheap beer prices the club is not busy during the week and I don't go there because although the $1 beers are cheap the other drinks are $6 range.
Also some clubs will charge high prices for bottle beer but their draft beer prices are more reasonable.
If Walgreens sold beer it would be my No. 1 shopping emporium!
man i'd love to be able to get a beer in a stripclub for only 3 dollars!
so what do you think about 6 dollars for a bottled water (hustler club) or 7 dollars for a small glass of juice (amber's lounge)? now those are INSANE prices! especially in an economicly depressed area like northern ohio.
i worked most of the weekend and when i read this thread and posted last night at midnight i had about 4 hours sleep since friday night and just plain misread it. hell. i'm still half zombie right now.
I don't think the club worries too much about how much is spent on dances, since only a portion of that goes to the bottom line. I think they only worry about a dancer population which pays tipout or a portion of each dance. But drink prices go directly to the club which contributes more to the bottom line.