What incentive do strip clubs have in strictly enforcing the no-touch rule?
dagincourt88
Illinois
I understand that prostitution is illegal in the united states and the clubs run the risk of being shut down if it's proven that it's a brothel. However, some strip clubs are more strict than the others.
I've seen quite a few of them where the bouncers act like the strippers are their wives. Why is this so? What do the bouncers get out of killing their patrons' boners?
I've seen quite a few of them where the bouncers act like the strippers are their wives. Why is this so? What do the bouncers get out of killing their patrons' boners?
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It's usually more the local ordinances than the SCs themselves for keeping a lid on things. Also ordinances are often at the city-level and one city may have tight ones and a nearby city less so.
Well said.
Conjecture as far as the rest:
Obviously, for club owners of non-liquor clubs, this is their livelihood, no one wants to get criminal charges pressed against them, or possibly lose their business.
For the bouncers themselves, there's the double-incentive of: 1. bigger tips from strippers who like it that the bouncers police the touching), 2. tips from customers who rightly or wrongly think that tipping will get them some extra margin as far as touching.
In somr clubs bouncers hover around like helicopters and in others one barely notices them.
Being a long time regular customer, I know the old time bouncers and when one of them is watching the screens, I never get a warning, especially when the owner isn't there like last night. High mileage indeed!
A new bouncer is like a new dancer: they stay much stricter to the "rules" and even with my extras CF, there's less action.
Where they attempt to position themselves determines how much they flirt with the boundaries imposed by the local ordinances.
Strip club management doesn't actually care a lot about your boner, as compared to other business metrics.
So here, our strip clubs have the motivation of closure and felony criminal charges as an incentive to stay no touching.
Only in our underground circuit is this routinely violated.
So it just depends upon where you live.
SJG