Club Reviews: Discretion vs Usefulness
sc_guy
New York
Let's say a dancer provides extras, or simply offers them. That's information that would be useful for club-goers, giving them a clearer picture of what the establishment is like, whether or not they actually want something extra. But can the specifics get a dancer in trouble with the club's owner or, even worse, the authorities? So in our effort to help other club-goers, can we be hurting the people and places we enjoy? If so, is there a solution?
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Thanks.
If there is something illegal, with no names mentioned, I am sure that LE is watching the club more closely. You are doing the work for LE by bragging.
If you mention a dancer's stage name, don't mention anything specific regarding activities.
If you mention activities, especially anything involving extras, never mention a dancer's name.
The only exception to the above guideline might be if a dancer was a rob (promised something, took your money, and failed to deliver on promises), then I'll often mention her stage name in an effort to warn other customers.
And both the D J and the bouncer laughing and telling her she just needs to up her hustle some. But the over all Majority of them i would say yes it may get them in trouble especially some of the Ohio clubs that I've been to . Not so much that that they are doing it, but that it is being put out there for all to see. As for the authorities i would say it would give good info on where to start a investigation. But without actual proof other than hear say tales from a forum they can't do a thing.
So that is why i also try not to mention a ladies name and any extra activities we may or may not have in the open forum