OT: Dawn of New Era : Viability of a Silent Strip Club
LDKisLife
New York
Saturday, August 13, 2016 6:58 AM
In light of my recent post regarding my LDK at a silent party (click link to see a silent party - [view link] ), I decided to apply the concept to a Strip Club experience to help TUSLCers connect the dots with this phenomenon.
First, Strip Clubs are multipurpose venues. They are bars, restaurants, and adult entertainment AT ALL TIMES OF THE DAY. People may come for visual of naked women, to grab a bite, to watch a game, go smoke hookah, to eat, to discuss business, to get nasty, to hang with friends.
Silent headphones allow for the bar, restaurant and lounge feel to remain intact while channeling the dominant sounds. This permits for greater avenues of revenue generation instead of leaning heavily on the strippers. Imagine being able to audibly hear a sports game while having a stripper giving you a spirited lapdance. Multitasking just got a facelift. It also gives greater access to the facility to more patrons who may want more than the typical sexcapades.
Some strip clubs, just like some night clubs, are not multi-level. Imagine a dive or a SC without backrooms that can now better optimize their space. Giving customers, DJs and strippers more control over what they hear and how loud they hear it offers self regulated crowd control. It's also an easy way to tune out the annoying DJ playing music for the guys popping bottles rather than the ladies shaking their asses. Likewise, it's possible to play reggaeton, R&B, reggae, hip hop, all at the same time and appeal to different crowds in the same space with needing a separate room or night to appeal to their interests. Greater demographic diversity.
From a sound and building ordinance stance, less money has to be spent on sound proof rooms and facilities. Additionally with noise regulated, a new strip club could be as conveniently located as the nearest fast food restaurant. Again, extending the sources of revenue instead of fully committing to one or the other. Some strip clubs have amazing food or topnotch bartenders or strong hookah. For the viagra users with sensitive ears and disposable income, they now have outlet. Struggling strip clubs now have a facelift especially if location isnt ideal. In an era of urban renewal, the SC of the future could capitalize on silent headphones and avoid the overhead associated with audio equipment (amplifiers, speakers, etc).
Finally, the self conscious individuals can lean on more liquor to loosen them up to them to the experience which helps the bar. Conversations with strippers no longer need to be about yelling. Security can better diffuse situations by removing someones headset.
Nothing but wins for everyone
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