I heard a rumor from a very sexy but very unreliable source that Centerfolds in Phoenix may be re-opening in the next couple of months under new, ideal, ownership.
Any of you other valley based PL's heard anything?
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I heard a rumor from a very sexy but very unreliable source that Centerfolds in Phoenix may be re-opening in the next couple of months under new, ideal, ownership.
Any of you other valley based PL's heard anything?
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Is that Deja Vu, and do they prohibit front room GFE?
SJG
"Ideal" ownership? Did the PLs here all pass the hat and purchase the liquor license?
We should establish our set of standards for strip club management.
SJG
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I have not, but the liquor license has to be approved by the city doesn't it?
Here, if someone has applied for a liquor license they post that on the door of the premises.
SJG
You might also look for new business licenses.
SJG
Cause if they have a rule against either front room GFE or Mexican bar table dancing, I'm gonna be pissed.
On a more serious note which one is centerfolds? Why did they close?
I normally only go to the blow job queen's palace and that no extras place where the DSIV candidate worked (can't recall the name).
Centerfolds is the one where the meth-and-or-crackhead bouncer beat a firefighter to death. It was a terribly faded club, a shell of its former self at any rate. Davephx would be the guy for the solid intel, if there is any. So far we're dependent upon second-hand input from a stripper, which may be wishful thinking to start with.
John, the blowjob queen is in Phoenix! I had no idea.
Lots of rumors but, based on davephx, I'd say it's a 20% chance it reopens with a liquor license. Next legal action is in Sept, I think. The bigger question is whether Hi Liter is at risk. If HL loses its license, Phoenix becomes a strip club ghost town for a few years.
Looks like the Liquor Board has the matter on its "draft agenda" for August 4, per Davephx. Personally, I think CF is done and dusted. I'll be OK with being wrong, of course.
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