"Then it got weird, they cleared all the stages and had strange fire eater act on the main stage. So we had that nonsense for 15 minutes. Went to take a piss, and on the way back to our table saw one of the bouncers and chatted with him. He said they are now under the town of Doraville and required to do "family entertainment" periodically during the night thus the fire eater with no strippers on the other stages. The bouncer did not seem to be thrilled with this change either."
I have seen this sort of thing in Mexico but not in any U.S.A. club.
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"Family Entertainment"
I see Disney owned strip clubs in Doraville's future
Some of the dancers could perform as sword swallowers. Others could do magic--they can make your money disappear.
Jackslash- LOL that was hilarious!!!
Reminds me of the Jim Rose Sideshow Circus. That shit was gnarly.
What the hell happened to my favorite club since I"ve beena away??
Yep this is true. The Fire eater show sounds good in print, but it really is not very entertaining. YMMV.
The moral of the story: Go to Follies in Atlanta!
In the 1980's Cheetah's in Windsor, Canada, would sometimes have a drag queen comedian who would perform for an hour. I went to this strip club to see tits and pussy, and so I wasn't too pleased to have to watch a drag queen instead. But the guy was actually pretty funny.
^ as jack said – I go to the SC to see T&A; anything else is pretty much an undesired distraction.
Any of those "feature" acts are a downer and distraction, IMHO. It's like at a party. You're grooving, talking with a hot girl, enjoying your food and drink, and then... all of sudden comes the tinkling of glass. Somebody has an announcement to make, and then there's going to be some kind of special feature or activity. Frustrating and usually poorly timed, right when I'm getting into the swing of things.
I read once that the job of a party giver is to provide a cool place, good food/drink, and fun/unobtrusive music. Then, sit back and let folks have a good time.
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