"recounting stories of dancers named Desire and Cat, of drink prices ranging from $28 to $38 to $58, and the alleged extra benefits that accompany the prices."
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"recounting stories of dancers named Desire and Cat, of drink prices ranging from $28 to $38 to $58, and the alleged extra benefits that accompany the prices."
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"Ya got trouble, my friend, right here, I say, trouble right here in River City"
A den of prostitution? Heaven forfend!
"Rouge" Strippers
Do I see a reality show in the future?
Watch, they'll eminent domain the place. Seems to be the latest fad to take property from undesirables.
It's all Cincinnati's fault. First they build their airport in Covington. Then they shut down all of the strip clubs in Cincinnati forcing all of the strippers to go across the river to work. Now the want to fuck up Covington too.
"First they build their airport in Covington"
shadowcat,
and you're probably aware CVG has really taken a downturn after Delta's merger with Northwest. Before the merger, it was Delta's second busiest hub, then came the merger and the 2008 recession. Comair filed bankruptcy and shut down. Delta made drastic cut-backs in the number of flights. They once flew to London, Amsterdam and Rome. Now Paris is the only European destination. Proctor & Gamble frequent flyers are pissed.
Maybe it's been good for Delta's bottom line, but it's not been good for jobs at the airport or the public flyers.
motorhead _- I retired in 2009. I didn't make those decisions. It was my job to make them work. Bad for CVG but good for DTW.
Fuck the frequent flyers. That was the worst thing the air lines ever came up with.
Same old story, city has all their "less desirables" cornered into one part of town so that the "respectable" population doesn't have to see them. They know their there, but in their white picket fence world the two don't collide. Sometimes they even visit the area to get their fix. But soon, property values plummet, developers buys a lot of the cheap properties, and want the city to "clean up" the area so that they can make a fortune, forcing the "less desirables" to another part of town (or a different town), and the cycle continues.
deogol could be right. As I posted before, the last 3 non- San Francisco closures that I know of all involved the city flexing muscles and getting the building torn down.
It is chicken shit easy to enforce prostitution against a dancer. But it is completely unfair too. The local news papers should be making the police into laughing stocks over this.
But busting dances does not close the club.
But if they can tear the building down, then with all their Adult Entertainment Ordinances, they make it very hard to open more clubs.
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