Deja Vu Coroporate Warning for Las Vegas Clubs
sctripper
Maryland
i wanted to warn everyone that according to some current and former employees at Little Darling's in Las Vegas that corporate people came in from Deja Vu and fired a lot of the staff across the board and set major new rules for dancers here. There is even a lawsuit going through Nevada courts right now. All the $20 dances are now air dances and if a dancers sits on a patron it is a $160 fine. There is just contact in VIP and the dancers now lose about 30% of the money. A second offense incurs a week suspension. They are still making money off tourists that do not know and many feel lied to about it. Plus dancers now may not ask for tips after VIP rooms or they are fined the total amount of the room. If any dancers joins the class action law suit for "Failure to Pay Minimum Wage." that will not be aloud to work at any Deja Vu owned club in any state. I say the best way to protest is just not visit their Las Vegas Clubs. I asked if this is going on in other states and my two contacts said they did not know. There was a similar lawsuit in Maryland and three club owners lost and now have to pay a wage that cannot be "fined down".
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However after visiting COI clubs I see why folks say Vegas isn't worth it. Personally I'm wondering if anything can compare, besides TJ or other places outside of the US. I doubt it.
I’ve fucked 2 strippers out of Vegas strip clubs (one p4p and one free) so if a nut like me can do it twice it must still be somewhat common (thanks to the System).
I still like Vegas clubs, hell any club in general in Vegas is fun but I realize going in to have extremely low expectations and to keep my wits so I don’t get fleeced.
The Deja Vu clubs (Hustler, Little Darlings, and Deja Vu) really aren't recommended clubs to go to if you're in Vegas, though Hustler has decent appetizer food.