Have you noticed a summer slow down at your club ?
Papi_Chulo
Miami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
I've read the ladies on SW complain about the summer slow down.
I wasn't sure that applied to my neck of the woods (Miami) but I SCed last Th and Fr nights and the Th eve place was dead which is not common for that place and the Fr eve place was ok but not packed as in the past for a Fr eve.
Have you noticed a difference?
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I wonder if it picks up in the more touristy areas?
The bitches on SW complaining about something? How unusual.
Had a couple of girls tell me last week it was also due to school starting soon.
None of these reasons slow me down. In fact I found a near perfect 10 the other night, until she started her dance, then she dropped to an 8.
hey hey hey – hold on now – please refrain from calling those hos bitches
By “here†do you mean Vegas or Portland?
If Vegas, I guess it would make sense since many people vacation there
Generally I understand the more heated part of summer is "low" SC season in Florida, this being "family vacation" time. Gotta take the kids to see Mickey, those E tickets can wipe out a whole VIP session. Let football season get here, however, and in that region you'll have better crowds weekends and Mondays.
However this seems to vary significantly by club and by market segment. For instance I've seen good crowds summer midweek at Diamond Dolls in Pompano, but that may have to do with how a large portion of girls are making eager offers of services above and beyond at very attrictive price points.
Similarly in other locations, for instance NYC is conventionally supposed to do well in spring and EARLY summer, while the dog days of August are slower because that's when the hedge funders take off for the Hamptons (or wherever) and the influx of tourists also turns toward a family crowd (a similar phenom happens in the immediate lead-in to ThanksG and Xmas); in at least one instance this summer I found better crowds and vibes on Thursday than on Saturday. Elsewhere, New Orleans is supposed to essentially die during the smothering heat of summer and early fall (a.k.a. hurricane season) and pick back up when various festivities (led of course by football, it IS the South) rekindle. Vegas revolves around convention seasons rather than natural, but don't tell me it stays as attractive to casual visitors when the daytime temperatures become innimical to human activity.
Maybe PLs having "unexpected expenses"? I hear that's going around.
I have heard around 4/15 is slow too. If we can afford the SC we make too much money. And Uncle Sam wants his share ... which pisses the girls off as it takes away from them!
HAHAHAAAA !!!!! Papi hits a home run !!!
This goes back to part of what I was stating in my earlier discussion, "Why Isn't It Ever Enough?" I suppose part of it has to do with human nature.
Generally speaking, dancers aren't always the sharpest knives in the drawer. If you listen to them tell it, they'll have you thinking there's some science to the whole thing. I suppose, to some extent, perhaps there may be some level of statistical logic involved. However, based on what I've observed, the strip clubs aren't any different from anything else in life.
There really isn't any rocket science to it. Like anything else, it's all about ebb and flow. Ebb and flow, Baby! That's the spice of life. We all have our share of ups and downs in life and a lot of it just cant be explained. Thats just the way life is. Why should the SCs be any different?
Even Tootsies in Miami seems to slow down a bit during summer, another "always busy" joint is Diamond Dolls on Pompano on Sat nights. Two weeks go I walked in on a Sat night and there was like 5 customers and 25 dancers. Usually its like 200 customers and 30 dancers, like clockwork.
Not sure about MIA, but FLL & WPB lose a bunch of dancers in the summer months. I don't know if they leave cause its slow or if its slower cause they leave, but the two are both true. I'd guess MIA loses girls too, cause we've got a crapton of those Salty Langostinas invading.
For example, summer time means people go on vacation, college is out, presumably more people have free time. Yeah, some go places for vacation, but also a lot of people travel to YOUR town for vacation...to see family, etc.
So I'd think summertime would be a net INCREASE in club business.
Yeah, some guys aren't at their regular work, so if they club visits are associated with work that business might drop.
I suppose I can understand slow business when the economy is bad, but practically, when the economy is "bad" that only really affects a relatively small segment of the population. Even during the depression there was a huge chunk of the population that was doing fine.
I can understand more dancers working at the end of the month when bills have to be paid. And I suppose I understand the peak in business on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, cuz people are getting off work or something.
When you really think about it, doesn't seem to have much rhyme or reason. To me, at least.
^ How do you like that use of a semicolon?
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