College towns and strip clubs
Electronman
Too much of a good thing is never enough
Sunday, November 2, 2014 1:20 AM
If you look at a list of best college towns, I'm surprised that many of these towns have either zero or only one strip club (for example, Ann Arbor, MI; Tallahassee, FL; Bloomington, IN; Gaineville, FL; Madison, WI). Many of these towns are mid-sized cities and certainly large enough to support a strip club or two. In addition, the college town population swells when athletic events attract throngs of alumni back to town for football, basketball, etc. Furthermore, these towns usually have a pool of attractive coeds who could use some extra cash for tuition.
So--- is this observation valid? College towns tend to be under served by strip clubs (this applies only to small to medium sized cities, where the university student population is a major component of the overall population).
If so, what are your theories as to why it occurs?
Some potential theories: Plenty of "free sex" so that the market for strip clubs is suppressed? Parents pressure local officials to shut down the strip clubs so that their daughters are not tempted to supplement the allowance she receives from home by working as a dancer? The male college students are too broke to go to a strip club? Others??
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