HOW TO WRITE REVIEWS.
Aurora5
2. Everyone has different preferences for girls. Some like black chicks, some like white chicks others like Latinas and of course you have the all around and very general 10 or below 5 range of scale.
3. State the kind of atomosphere the club has: do the girls pressure you for lap dances right away, do they sit and talk, is the club fairly large with big open spaces, or quite small.
4. If the club has a no touching policy, do the bouncers and managers look the other way if everything seems consentual.
5. State the level of talent the ladies have.
6. Does the club serve alcohol, does the club even have a pole.
7. I'd appreciate if you stated your ethnicity in your reviews. Just because, well, I like minorities: Black, Hispanic, Palestinian, and men from NYC, ext.
Me, Personally, I Love Sinrock, the entire layout is red, very sexy and where I live very small, and not all corporate. I love red, it makes me feel sexy and I Am Not a fan of big open spaces. I don't feel safe. I'd like to move from this shit hole and get hired as a stripper.
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When I do a review I usually try to give an overall layout including, bathroom, lap dance room and VIP(if I use it).
Descriptions of the girls(yes this is highly subjective depending upon the individual taste), cover, drink cost, dance cost, and VIP room cost. I sometimes discuss menu costs but that is usually up to the individual so?
I seldom discuss names other than ROB's. Menu availability is tricky as to much information can lead to problems for the club.
I personally like medium size clubs a little bit on the dive side. I do frequent the higher end clubs but quickly tire of the in your face efforts to empty my wallet. I have been in clubs from Washington Park IL, Wise Guys Pleasure Palace to NYC, Penthouse Executive Club or San Francisco's Mitchel Brothers O Farrell Theater.
Each has their draws and drawbacks. The O Farrell Theater is expensive in the extreme but they have bowls of condoms sitting around for use. (You need to get something for the $40 cover) and the girls are willing but everything and I mean everything is on the very pricey menu.
The point is, ignore the reviews that are incomplete or local. If local reviewers tout the place as the best ever and an out of town tusclers say it is dull, chances are its dull.
I love it.
Someone who has absolutely zero reviews and just joined, is telling us "how" to write reviews!!!
"Does the club even have a pole?"
Brilliant trolling!!!!
She needs to
A) show us her tits
B) show us her tits
C) show us her tits
So. would a custie from Palestine be a PLO?
If written by a regular poster that I have interacted with, then at least I know how to calibrate what they say.
The typical worthless review is written by a guy who doesn't like bad looking neighborhoods or clubs, and he looks at the women primarily as objects. So he expects them to have uncommon looks because his engagement with them will be limited, and has a preference for white girls. Also he is an extras hound. He wants girls to approach him and offer dances, with the presumption of ejaculation services.
I have zero interest in this. I like down to earth neighborhoods and ordinary girls, and non-whites are usually better. I can engage with the girls myself. Best is where front room touching can happen, and when you can even turn it into a front room GFE audition. But the vast majority of those writing reviews have zero understanding of any of this. They are the bread and butter of the strip club business. I look at them as marks. I believe the club operators and the girls do too.
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+ this site is made up almost exclusively of strip-club customers; i.e. they will describe clubs from a custy's POV and not the POV of a dancer looking for a good place to work
+ as others have mentioned; many write crappy reviews just to write something/anything and get the free VIP; and other folks may not have the time and may just write something quick
+ often times we are familiar w/ a club and forget to indicate basic details (e.g cover charge; dance; price; parking fee; etc)
One would think a site like StripperWeb.com would have tons of reviews and up to date ones; yet it barely has any – I wonder if dancers just don't wanna brag about their club b/c they don't want to attract competition?
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The preceding comment brought to us by a C+P juvenile with zero reviews, probably because he's never been to a strip club because he's underage.
I try to write good informative reviews but often there's not that much to add. Heck there was one location in the past where had I had my druthers my entire review would have read: "This place should be renamed Hos R Us. They're not even bothering to pretend."
Plus it's not like I have the budget to go about like Guy Fieri on a nationwide Grand Tour; and once I find some places that are more or less reliable I will start stopping there rather than burn money exploring around.
As TheeOSU points out, this is rich coming from someone with no reviews. But seriously, who would even want to read reviews that go on and on and on about front room vs. back room, treating strippers like girlfriends, and rejection of "ejaculation services"? Oh, and the Mexican hat dancing circuit (or something -- I lost interest). What a long-winded bore.
The latter is more useful.
HOW TO WRITE REVIEWS.
1. USE ALL CAPS.