Strip Club with no music?
Daniel964
Stoped in at a local club that's been reopened only a little over a month after a fire only to find that there was no music. They only have a DJ on the weekends and during the week they use a jukebox. Apearantly the owner didn't pay the user fee for the jukebox and has no plans to do so.
One dancer that I've gotten a few dances from asked if I'd like a dance when I asked about the non-music situation she told me she'd use her phone. I thought she meant through the club's sound system but she just lays her phone down in the LD are while it's playing music lol.
Ok she got me with that one but when I said one dance was enough she gets mad and starts telling me all about how I always get a couple dance together each time. I informed her that I misunderstood about the using her phone thing and she starts telling me how the customers should cover the user fee for the jukebox while getting more and more upset at me.
Now I don't think the customers should be responsible for keeping the bar bills paid over the amount that we spend on drinks and services at the bar. When I explain this to her she gets really mad and says the jukebox is there for the customers benefit.
Now I've heard some astounding crap come out of dancer's mouths before but come on. I tell her how about the dancers paying the bill sense in essence it's what they use to dace during the week same as her heals and g string and walked out.
Anyone on here think the customers should be responsible for the jukebox fee?
One dancer that I've gotten a few dances from asked if I'd like a dance when I asked about the non-music situation she told me she'd use her phone. I thought she meant through the club's sound system but she just lays her phone down in the LD are while it's playing music lol.
Ok she got me with that one but when I said one dance was enough she gets mad and starts telling me all about how I always get a couple dance together each time. I informed her that I misunderstood about the using her phone thing and she starts telling me how the customers should cover the user fee for the jukebox while getting more and more upset at me.
Now I don't think the customers should be responsible for keeping the bar bills paid over the amount that we spend on drinks and services at the bar. When I explain this to her she gets really mad and says the jukebox is there for the customers benefit.
Now I've heard some astounding crap come out of dancer's mouths before but come on. I tell her how about the dancers paying the bill sense in essence it's what they use to dace during the week same as her heals and g string and walked out.
Anyone on here think the customers should be responsible for the jukebox fee?
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2) there are two things about dancers – 1) they are women; 2) they are strippers – i.e. no way one can successfully use logic w/ them given those 2 conditions
I don’t quite understand this – isn’t there a way a club can play music for free by owning a jukebox or some other kind of music machine?
So you basically get millions of song options for the monthly subscription. Instead of the 100 or so that you get with a regular jukebox . But you still have to pay the bill or the music company cuts you off.
"When you buy an audio file, software, or CD, even those specifically marketed for business purposes, the purchase price covers only your private listening use, regardless of how they are labeled. Once you decide to play any copyrighted music publicly, you need permission from the copyright owners."
No shit? Wow, I had no idea you can't play stuff publicly. I assume it happens all the time, but with a business they need to be careful.
I think I'd be perfectly fine using my phone for "songs" to be used for lap dances. At least the songs wouldn't be cut at 2 minutes & I'd know when one stops and another starts. I suppose it could get a little annoying with 5 different phones in the lap dance area all playing different songs.
I think mons still has a jukebox, and I'm pretty sure they make the girls pay for it. If you're there for a while you'll hear it go quiet periodically, and its followed by someone on the mic telling the girls to go on stage, which basically means feed the jukebox.