Is there a particular type of review you dismiss/don't read ?
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
I peruse the daily reviews and read the reviews of certain clubs that interest me.
But if the review starts w/ “I went with my wife/husband …†or “I went to this club with my bf/gf …†– I'll stop reading right there.
The few that I've read of this type; the reviewer often times seems to have gone to the club with a certain expectation that is often different than mine.
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Yep, RickyBoy's because they are all fake and just useless regurgitations of what he read in other reviews of the clubs in question.
#1 You have to get a job.
#2 You have to get a gf.
One-sided, overly positive or negative reviews
Reviews with trivial info and no useful intell
Obvious shills
Overly personal 'I had a great time with X and everybody was great to me' with little objective intell
The only other reviews I will read are the Hong Kong Club and Adelita Club in Tijuana b/c those are basically sex club reviews(and one club in Inkster, MI). If I lived in that area I would love to go.
I don't like the one paragraph reviews with only general comments.
Yea, I know, selfish of me but damn it should be fun. If it does happen I am sure the review will be very different than my previous reviews.
I do read the "my GF/wife" etc reviews because I often go to clubs w my SO. She is very into it and says she gets more out of me getting a hot dance than I get out of it. I know when she gets a dance it is more of a turn on for me than when its reversed. Seeing reviews about couples tells me if a place is couple friendly or not and that can be useful in a new location. Especially some of the seedier places (our favorite type).
I agree with Papi: anyone who brings a girl to a club is going to have a completely different set of expectations than I have going alone, so unless they write well I'll probably just skim over it.
For me I'll read any reviews concerning the clubs that I visit. You never know what potentially valuable Intel you might stumble across.