Extras

14 comments

• sinclair

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  9 years ago

  If there was a list of strip clubs with extras, the po-po would sure have an easy time setting up their prostitution busts.
• rh48hr

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  9 years ago

  You just have to read reviews to start and do your research like we all did on here. You can even try contacting members who have frequented the clubs you're interested in. Welcome to tuscl.
• Papi_Chulo

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  9 years ago

  More often than not SC regulations vary by city and are not state-wide (and even then clubs in the same city can vary).
  
  As others have said; read the reviews and read b/w the lines (some reviewers are explicit about-it and some not since broadcasting P4P in clubs is not a brilliant idea for the most-part).
  
  
• Papi_Chulo

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  9 years ago

  I noticed TUSCLer “Mr Deuce” commented on one of your reviews; he seems to know that area fairly well so perhaps he can give you some pointers.
• Papi_Chulo

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  9 years ago

  ^ LOL - you ain't kidding
• Call.Me.Ishmael

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  9 years ago

  Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts.
  
  Research, research, research. And if that fails, look for signals from the dancer and just ask.
• 4got2wipe

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  9 years ago

  "Research, research, research. And if that fails, look for signals from the dancer and just ask."
  
  Is this the TUSCL equivalent to the “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" joke? Brilliant!
• impala

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  9 years ago

  It's not so much by state regulation but more by local enforcement of said regulation. As we all know extras can and are construed as prostitution, and except in certain areas in Nevada, is illegal. Therefore, said activities should not be allowed in almost all strip clubs. That being said, there are certain areas where enforcement by locals are not as stringent and some areas where it is strictly enforced. Local political climate, social acceptance, geographic location, clientele, technology, along with discretion have a lot to do with it. I'm from eastern PA, and a decade ago much was overlooked by local law enforcement (for the most part) as long as you weren't causing problems outside of the club. In recent years, though, the political climate here has changed, and newer mayors, county commissioners, and district attorney's have used going after certain "places of vise" to make it look like they are doing their jobs (I can and have gone over this for hours before about how LE is allocating resources to harass concenting adults instead of actually investigating real crimes such as murder, rape, corruption, and robbery, but that is for anouther time). So all that being said, do your research, and if going into an area you are new to, ask other members for advice on where to go and who to see. Good luck and play safe.
  
• Call.Me.Ishmael

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  9 years ago

  Ditto what Impala said.
  
  In Rhode Island, indoor prostitution was legal for many years:
  
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostituti…
  
  Even after the loophole closed, LE was largely ignoring extras in strip clubs. Starting about two years ago, though, the State and City of Providence began entering a "puritan" phase. After a scandal at a now-closed extras club (Cheaters), a combination of undercover news investigations and police sweeps threw a lot of cold water on what *was* a buyer's market.
  
  More recently, they've been legislating the AMPs out of business.
  
  So, the online forums where talk of extras used to be very up-front and explicit has suddenly become more discreet and reliant on private messaging.
  
  All things considered, a list of extras clubs is a bad idea.
• impala

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  9 years ago

  Yeah, don't think that LE doesn't look at this site from time to time.
• WetWilly

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  9 years ago

  Research, yes, and personal experiments in clubs as well. Ask carefully, with women you feel you know a bit, and with an awareness about why they might not give all their secrets to you before they know you.
• san_jose_guy

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  9 years ago

  There are reviews of clubs. But understand that 'extras' as you call it usually means contracting sex acts for money and this violates the penal code in all 50 states, D.C. and Territories, except for the licensed places in Nevada. While this sort of thing is difficult to enforce, people are going to be reluctant to make any such list.
  
  SJG
• rick33

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  9 years ago

  Remember - Everything written on this site should be considered a work of fiction.
• Hardy29

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  9 years ago

  Yes there is, it is called this website. And just save yourself the hassle and find a good reason to go to Detroit. Just don't stay at the crap hole attached to casino. The place "looks" nice, and it is a one minute walk to a club, but the hotel sucks and their parking fees are insane. Stay at the Autograph, makes getting to the better "extras" clubs much easier.