What do you do when your favorite club starts going down hill.

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• Cashman1234

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  6 years ago

  Your situation is a bit more specific - due to your need to find a couples friendly club. Normally, I’d recommend a pl to move on, and test the waters at another club. In your case, I’m guessing you’ve already done your club research. Has the decline been coming for awhile? Or is it just a recent downturn? Have you chatted with the dancers - to see if there’s been a change in management? If it’s a long term change (for the worse) - then I’d recommend to start searching for another club. If it’s more short term - it’s probably worth giving it another shot.
• Huntsman

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  6 years ago

  I agree that maybe you need to try a couples friendly escort. If you’re not looking for that level of service, you don’t have to take everything that is on the table. Im sure you could find a lady that would make your session tailor made to what you want.
• Smalltowncpl

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  6 years ago

  We have done some club hopping and this is where we have always came back to. Yes we have talked to a few dancers and they all seem to be girls from other places that just come in to dance for a few weeks and don't really know what's going on,and to be honest I haven't talked to any of the regular girls in fear of pissing them off.
• shadowcat

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  6 years ago

  That depends on what else is available to you. Follies is going down hill but is still the best Atlanta has to offer for value and mileage. Regulars are trying other clubs and so am I but mostly for a change of scenery. More importantly I am choosing to go during the hours that I have found to be best. I am cutting my visits short when they talent is not good. I am trying a few more dancers new to me. That has been hit or miss. Praying to the stripper Gods for improvement.
• Dolfan

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  6 years ago

  Like others, I just went somewhere else. Luckily for me, I'm in an area where there are a lot of clubs so I have options. I've also learned to go to different clubs for different things. One club might be more fun for hanging with friends, drinking, stage tipping, etc. Another might be more fun for just sitting with single stripper and relaxing, maybe a dance or two. Yet another might be more fun for more intimate activities.
• Smalltowncpl

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  6 years ago

  That's the problem. We have looked around and found this place is a good mix of everything we are looking for. There seems to have been a big turnover in dancers. I have thought about asking the DJ if our girls are just working on a different night.
• georgmicrodong

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  6 years ago

  Here in Louisville, if one club is going downhill, the one down the street is on its way up. Unless there’s not a lot of clubs where you are, I suggest just going to another one and making the best of it. Out of the club research can only reveal so much, and you might find a hidden gem in an otherwise crappy club.
• Smalltowncpl

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  6 years ago

  There is a few clubs that we have not been to. Maybe we will try those. The one we go to has a couples room that is open on Friday and Saturday nights and that has always been a big plus for going there.
• flagooner

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  6 years ago

  Not a very smart place to build if it has a chance to slide down a hill. In hindsight I wasn't too smart to build my club on a floating dock in Wallacetown in the Everglades. If it had a solid foundation it wouldn't have come down so easily due to those damn kids from Angel Beach High School and their hijinx.
• Spillthebeans

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  6 years ago

  Make a sizable contribution to your local council person's campaign fund.
• Papi_Chulo

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  6 years ago

  As others have mentioned, try different clubs but this isn't always a solution due to poor options in the area. You can save your $$$ and do some weekend trips to well-regarded SCs but that's kinda an undertaking - or just save your $$$ and do some other fun-stuff.
• san_jose_guy

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  6 years ago

  Invent some non-strip club improvement over strip clubs. Exactly what I am doing. SJG Kiss, Do You Love Me? [view link]
• TrollWarnBot

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  6 years ago

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• ppwh

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  6 years ago

  When it slows down but I like the club, I try different days. Usually Thursday through Saturday are good days, but it can really depend. One club I have been visiting recently can be pretty light on talent Fridays but Saturday generally has a strong lineup. When I am at a club with inconsistent talent and I do find a dancer I like, I'll ask what days she usually works. The most common answers are "only Friday and Saturday", "Monday, Wednesday and Friday", or something like "Wednesday through Sunday" If she has a vanilla job, she might only work Saturday. I try different clubs, too. Sometimes on an off night, I'll try a few different clubs. I have been pleasantly surprised and found new favorites that way. I focus more on the clubs that I like the best or are closest. (Look first where you want to find something) Some slow clubs might end up working out better if you're consistent. Some have very low dancer turnover, so if a dancer sees in you in the club a few times, she might start to consider you as a potential regular even if she wasn't sure about approaching at first.
• shadowcat

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  6 years ago

  Make an appointment with the owner and his managers. Bring along copies of the TUSCL reviews pointing out how bad the club has gone down hill. Tell them how they fucked up and what they can do to fix things. Then find a new club to go to. :)
• georgmicrodong

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  6 years ago

  @shadowcat, because that worked out so well when you did it with PP, eh? :)
• shadowcat

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  6 years ago

  Yeah! :)
• lopaw

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  6 years ago

  I know it must be alot harder for couples but your best bet as others have said is to move into a different club. Maybe you can get that club to better cater to couples once they see that you two are good customers.
• rl27

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  6 years ago

  Often when a club goes downhill, the smartest and best dancers will start moving to other clubs and tell their friends where they are. At the most recent downturn at my previous favorite club, dancers discretely told me where my favorites left for often saying they are considering going there also
• SuperDude

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  6 years ago

  A written customer review addressed to the manager might work. Send a list of hits and misses. If things don't improve, move on.