Do you find it is getting easier to go DEAF in strip clubs lately?
How many of you guys remember a dancer shouting in your ear and you can barely hear her because the music is so loud? I found myself shouting back several times, WHAAAT?
For club owners, it might be a clue that the noisest seats are often empty while the quieter ones are all filled up even though they are farthest away from the stage and the dancers.
For club owners, it might be a clue that the noisest seats are often empty while the quieter ones are all filled up even though they are farthest away from the stage and the dancers.
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The Wall Street Journal did a story years back on this subject and the reasoning is to keep people from just hanging around.
Most of the dancers I've met prefer the music QUIET helps create regular customers if there is good conversation. :-)
The DJ is usually the problem because he's deaf. However, pumping up the volume does pump up the heart rate so there is other logic at work--I prefer the dancer to pump-up my heart rate. Screw the noise pollution. :-)