Detroit (Again)
doctorevil
Evil Lair
1. Last time I was in Detroit a couple of years ago, I went out to 8 Mile during the day/early evening and had a fun time at the Colliseum. Any recommendations for a daytime visit in the 8 Mile area with comparable fun as Coliseum? Or has the LE activity I've read about here put a damper on the fun in that area to the extent I should just skip it?
2. Negotiating with the dancers. I think I've seen references here to negotiating for flat fees with no song counts. Is that the way it's usually done in Detroit? Most of the place I have been to the dance count is the baseline, and anything you work out with the dancer is on top of that. A little insight here on would be appreciated.
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2) Standard practice is to negotiate a flat fee with a no song count. It would be a good idea to ask for a no song count during the negotiation process just so that you and your dancer are on the same page. Don’t pay until after your done in the VIP. If they do ask for payment up front, just show them you have the money and promise to pay afterwards. When you do pay them, some will tell you that you can tip extra if you’d like. It is up to you to decide if you want to add a tip to the amount you agreed upon.
However, undercovers may be hanging out disguised as customers to silently gather info about infractions they may witness. This would not impact the customers though.
My choice of best clubs:
Flight Club
Landing Strip
Subi's
BTs
Landing Strip
That would be my 3 in that order.
Colossuem
LS
I know people are ragging on Coli but the past few times I've went I have had a great time so I recommend. Heard good things about Players but still haven't been. Legends and PH are a waste of time. I would skip the Shakespeare clubs because the talent is pitiful. BTs Dearborn is definitely worth a pull