Brad's Brass
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The recently finished remodel is likely timed for the upcoming Super Bowl. And 3 of the 4 cities still alive have big-spending fan bases (sorry Baltimore... but at least you have 'the block'.) So why not, as the alpha club for Indy, temporarily raise prices and try to make as much as possible??? Out-of-towners will rejoice in the cheap prices of middle America.
After the Indy 500 Brad's Brass can take prices back to the $10 + $2 for dances.
FYI If you're going to Brad's, sit at the rail and overdose on the minilappers performed by the dancers on stage for a $1!!!!! This makes the #1 Brad's complaint, dancers squatting with specific customers, moot because every gal on shift works the stage.
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But, one point not raised by reviewer is the "process" change that increases the annoyance factor. I've posted this before in pm's to BBF fans, and on old club DB: Mainly, the insertion of a cahier into the process of buying regular LD's creates an annoyance for the customer. Really, does addition of a dude standing behind a cash register add any value or enjoyment to your lapdance? Under the recent 10 + 2 system, customer would put up with this, given the $20 price point in most other area clubs. However, if $20 price point stays at the Brass, some people will go to other clubs where they pay dancer a straight $20 just to avoid this annoyance. Time will tell.............
Never been a big fan of BBF. The dancers have this odd practice of not asking for dances. Even if you ask they say they will come back later but never do. The only thing they had going for them was the cheap dances. Now thats gone. I don't hit any clubs anymore when I'm in Indy. When I'm headed back north I just stop in Kokomo at the Hip Hugger where dances still are $10
The other issue with this new business model that will be a factor is not only pricing for customers but alternatives dancers. From a customer standpoint as minnow stated the club is still competitive with local clubs. But from a dancer stand point the club is expensive. If a dancer is generally walking out of Rick's or Dancers other $20 clubs with $200 or more that means they made maybe $240 paid Rick's $27 or Dancers $20 in fees and some optional tip out. So 10 or 11 dances means at BBF they paid $50 in house fees indirectly. So they made a lot less for the same work. And now the kicker at Rick's is if they work 3 nights a week that $27 in fees in now only $7. In the long run the better dancers will leave. for better paying clubs.
Maybe BBF figures they'll use the Superbowl to blunt the likely drop in business from regulars, and then just keep it at the new higher rate going forward, deciding that enough folks will just suck it up to make up for the loss of the $10 buyers. It looks like I'll be one of the ones they lose, as it gives me yet another reason to drive the 50miles to HipHugger.
Maybe Detroit has spoiled me, but never had fun. Obviously, some others think differently though.
Physically, it's a nice club inside without being a pretentious gentleman's club. And safety is not an issue. But seems to cater to "regulars"