I've visited a lot of strip clubs around the country and I've never seen any obvious signs of human trafficking. The dancers appeared to be free to come and go at will (and the club managers certainly complain about the unpredictable dancer work schedules). Many, but not all, of the dancers in my area provide extras but appear to do so willingly. Those that provide extra reluctantly seldom mention any coercion but appear to be motivated by competition from other dancers who are willing to provide extras. Although many dancers complain about the tip out or the club "tax," the dancers appear to be fairly compensated and the amount of compensation is based on how much work they do. I presume that there is very little human trafficking in strip clubs, as long as the dancers are above the age of consent.
In contrast, I recently made my first ever visit to an AMP and enjoyed a "massage" with an attractive, middle aged Korean woman (where are the beautiful 20 year old women in the advertisements?). Anyhow, I saw a few signs that made me worry about trafficking. The woman worked very long hours, like 14 hour shifts and seldom left the building. She did not own a car. She knew very little about the surrounding area. Her English was marginal. While I enjoyed my visit, I left concerned about the potential for human trafficking.
So fellow TUSCLer's (or is it TUSCLites?), am I being naive about the relative absence of human trafficking in strip clubs? Am I being overly sensitive to the signs of human trafficking in AMPs? I'm reluctant to direct any of my business to an establishment that might be engaged in human trafficking or any kind of human abuse. Is this justified? What would you do?

