A real Dallas BD radio ad
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An ad is running on major radio in Dallas for Baby Dolls advertising their free video game rooms IF you bring your own Xbox controller? How big of a fucking douche do you have to be to bring your console controller to a SC so you can play games while beautiful naked women offer up their bodies for a test drive? Is this real?
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Sounds like Baby Dolls is just trying to get younger customers out of the VG clubs and into their place.
BTW, was checking out MFC last weekend. One model was playing a video game topless. For a certain tip, she'd play against you. She seemed to be winning a lot.
I'm too old for video games! I like titties I can feel and cash that's green! I just found that I could play solitaire on my smart phone - so I guess I am a gamer!
I say this knowing it might cause problems on this board, but I'm also betting there may be places and/or dancers who would prefer their clientele to be younger, and I'm guessing the non-bachelor party strip club average customer age has been steadily rising.
If they have a really good setup -- really big, clear screen, almost like a movie screen, really comfy chairs and really good sound, then maybe I can see it working. I play games, but everything is enhanced with naked women around. It reminds me of movie theaters and how they're now trying really hard to make sure their viewing experience is better than what you get at home.
This does speak, however, to what the real enemies of strip clubs are at the moment: Online porn and Tinder. Used to be that if you wanted to indulge your urges, you had to go seek out and either buy porn or visit a club. Now, it's right there in your hand if you want it to be. Plus, you can get whatever you want from online porn, basically. I think men's standards have risen, which means they're less willing to spend on 4's and 5's just to get *something*.
I do think this is a little misguided, but I also understand places trying just about anything at this point.
I don't have the time or the attention span to devote that much time into gaming. There are more productive things a person can do with their time than just sit on their ass playing video games while their health deteriorates from a lack of exercise and eating junk food.
Video games can be fun if enjoyed in moderation. I kind of miss the way the video game industry was when I was a child. Back then, you could just set aside an hour or two and actually play a game from start to finish, but also still find time to be active and play outside with friends.
Millenials interact with others while playing a game of Halo the same way baby boomers interact with each other during a game of billiards.
If anything it would be easier to interact with most young strippers over video games instead of a dart board. Which do you think most strippers would rather play: Grand Theft Auto or a game of 501 on the dart board.