Bad Club Repeats
cresetstidas
Ohio
But...after driving by the clubber for a couple of months, these dumb thoughts start coming into my head. I start thinking "What if they have new girls working there?" and "What if these girls are way hotter and give great private dances?" So now these thoughts are fighting my previous knowledge of the club every time I drive by. The dumb thoughts start to get even dumber with thoughts like "Maybe the last 6 times I was in there those were just off nights and I'm really missing out on some fun times in there." Finally one day, I stop by again and get to re-discover how crappy this place is and I hate myself for going there again.
This cycle was reset for me recently, this time I will remain strong and stay away.
Does this happen to anybody else? Or am I the only dumbass who keeps repeating badness?
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I am exiled to the SC wasteland of western Canada. It is about 2000km to a half way decent club in Vancouver and even farther to a good club in Toronto or somewhere in USA.
I have sworn off forever all the Calgary clubs but I will still beat myself up with visits to Edmonton area clubs from time to time.
I am lucky here in se Houston. I used to have ricks south 5 minutes from me but shut down. Ritz at 15 min away next closer - super club. Heartbreakers, legs cabaret, lipstick, sinfully young not much further.
When the clubs are so conveniently located, I don't see a whole lot of downside to stopping in from time to time. Most clubs I'm only out $20 and 30 minutes to check in. If it sucks, I just move on to an ol reliable. I can't see myself going much out of the way to give a club a 2nd/3rd chance though.
The little head often times makes us do things other than just going to bad SCs.
I too used to have that problem. It's interesting that someone finally brought it up for discussion. I'm relieved to see that I'm not the only with who's experienced that. The word "convenience," is the most common word in the above comments. The lure of the *convenient* strip club brings us all in hoping the next time will be better.
When I lived in L.A. and had tons of clubs to choose from, I suffered from the "convenience syndrome." Now that I live in Seattle where there are far fewer and less interesting clubs, I don't have that problem. I've developed a few favorite dancers among various clubs and usually do my club-going specifically to see my faves.