We all know they are I am just wondering if it’s due to the economy social culture and or political climate in the area?
I would love to hear your detailed opinions and thoughts.
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We all know they are I am just wondering if it’s due to the economy social culture and or political climate in the area?
I would love to hear your detailed opinions and thoughts.
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Because you can get your diostick spit shined
Simply because the city allows it. Truth be told they have other priorities they dont need to be wasting money policing the clubs.
^ Not exactly true. In recent years raids have been common, and several clubs no longer have a private VIP as a result. But, this only affects the clubs located within the Detroit city limits. Clubs located in nearby suburbs have not been affected.
I don’t know all the details of how Detroit clubs got to be what we know them as today, but I have read comments on other forums that suggest that the 2008 recession had a lot to do with it.
Do you ever see it changing for the suburbs Ironman?
anything can change in our prudish society.
The cops and politicians aren’t gonna bribe themselves.
So basically if the wrong people get greedy and or cash strapped it will result in a climate change in regards to the service level provided?
I wonder what the likelihood of that happening is at some point.
I have been dealing with doozies of club experiences and hope to travel to Detroit regularly for work so I’m hoping to make it a haven and my “home club” zone.
Also thanks for all your help on going in without being blind Jack it’s much appreciated.
Waffle, very well said. I’d been clubbing well before the recession and while extras were available or otc, it was nothing like what happened once the recession killed the auto/real estate market in Detroit. The fact that cops and politicians were corrupt before during and after the recession so that’s really not a determining factor. Doesn’t hurt but not primary cause. Now the bar has been set. Customers expectations are set. Those clubs offering extras thrive, those that don’t struggle to survive.
Very insightful Waffle.
Ironically enough I know a dancer who will be traveling to dance at your club soon.
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