Somebody please help me. How come California is the only state with a disclaimer concerning its clubs and dancers? From my experience, clubs here are very enjoyable. I'd figure that Las Vegas would have a disclaimer being ROB City, USA. Yes, San Fransisco has its fair share of ROBs, but to me, it sounds like discrimination. The old Hawaii Theatre was heaven on earth. Tropical Lei is muy excellente. How come Akaska doesn't have a disclaimer. Eskimos don't dance. They just do that cute little nose thing.
" Just because the women are generally hot, this does not mean California has great strip clubs. Most topless clubs in California serve booze, or at least beer and wine, but they do not allow topless lap dances if alcohol is served. The nude clubs do allow topless and nude lapdances, and many nude clubs in California offer "extra service". The reviews here should be helpful in finding the right club. In general, the clubs in California are either nude with no booze and high contact lap dances, or topless with booze and zero contact lap dances."
I always assumed California and Nevada were two places Founder had a fair amount of experience in, so he gave a description of the scene. Same for Las Vegas as it has its own "disclaimer".
Clubs are often affected by local/city government and not necessarily state-wide ordinances – perhaps a “disclaimer†or “intro†on a per city basis would be more accurate and useful?
True, true. California is huge, overpopulated, and very varied in so many ways so if somebody does have a wealth of experience in the multitude of clubs their then it does make sense. I just wanted to know. Thank you.
The peoples state of Cali is an ok place to visit if you are on an expense account but I would not live there if I won the lottery. The last time I was in So Cal it seemed like I did not see one girl over the age of 10 that did not have fake tits. Most So Cal is a fake and is a waste of resources.
I think the disclaimer (or note) is just trying to help people with their expectations, although it seems like a lot of people don't even bother reading it before writing reviews. There are *tons* of reviews of CA clubs where the reviewer complains about nude clubs not serving alcohol, which is a legitimate gripe if alcohol service is something you're used to. But to blame the club for it is sort of missing the point. People reading the reviews can just look at the disclaimer for CA, so nobody needs to waste their time complaining about lack of alcohol in their reviews.
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If you go to “Clubs -> California†on the TUSCL menu – you’ll see the disclaimer at the top of the California clubs page.
Yeah – I was joking :)
Either way it's very accurate.