The 'Payday Friday' Phenomenon
CTQWERTY
Sure seems to me the talent level rises on a Friday afternoon & evening. Top clubs like Brad's Brass in Indy and Cannonball Cabaret in Toronto come to mind. Yet I'm surprised by how many guys continually complain (via their reviews) about a lack of eye candy and low-and-behold their visits are on non-Fridays. Sure folks go when they can go, but wouldn't you want to try out your favorite club on a Friday to see if payday for the customer does indeed lure the A talent to work at the club? Especially if you're concerned about eye candy (as opposed to mileage, er milage as the French Canadians call it)?
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yes, and that's exactly why my visits are usually on a friday. i understand that many people on here hate the huge crowd that the weekend brings, but there's no denying this is when the best dancer talent is available.
the problem i've experienced multiple times, is that i i go to a club anytime between sunday and thursday, there's a good chance the dancer talent won't be good, ESPECIALLY if it's during the day. i HATE the day shift. i'm not saying hot dancers can't be found on the day shift (because they can) but 9 out of 10 times it's A LOT better at nite on a friday or saturday
and i actually get paid on wednesday. weird, huh?
if i didn't have so many disappointing day visits,
Columbus Gold usually opens at 4pm but on Fridays they open at 11:30am and have a free buffet (no cover) until 7pm.
Dayton has a air force base. I am guessing on military paydays the clubs get packed.
this board really needs an edit function. or maybe i should just read my own post, before submitting it LOL
A lot of the Clubs pay their girls on Fridays so in Clubs like Concepts Lawrenceburg IN all the girls are there on Friday to pick up their pay envelope.
goviking, yeh, your odds of 7-ups are poorer on day shift. However, that is my ideal setup when I can find it.
I get paid on the last working day of the month. I haven't personally experienced this, but I am a believer in the 'rent's due tomorrow' phenomenon.