I was reading another thread where a poster postulated "let's say the dancer - customer ratio is 1:3..." It occurred to me right there that we have drastically different expectations -- that poster's hypothetical ratio was OUTRAGEOUS to me, as a slow dayshift guy, that there would be 3 customers to every dancer. How about you?
I would say that during the typical slow dayshifts I target: Most of the day, dancer-customer ratios are 1:1. Since not all customers are buying, that leaves lots of free dancers During the slowest times of those days, dancer-customer ratios can easily go to 3:1. I've been there where it's 10:1 -- 10 dancers, me as sole customer. Love it. During peak times, like during lunchtime, the ratio could go 1:2 ... again, since not all customers are buying, that typically leaves a few free dancers
Unless I have made an appointment with an ATF who will stick by me the entire shift, I try to avoid shifts where the ratio is worse than 1:1
Note, last time I was at a strip club at 2am, it easily had to be 1:5 in the dancers' favor. FUCK THAT


As a dayshift guy too I'm used to a 1:1 ratio or better and the idea of a 1:5 (or even 1:3) ratio is unacceptable. We get spoiled with the slow daytime flow when the customer base is small and the ratio is much more in our favor. The only problem is sometimes the girls tend to not circulate as much since the customer base is small.