Specific good/bad days to hit up the SC
PaulDrake
Off again on again PL
So the club I go to is a dayshift vibe but extremely high volume. Because of that some of the highest earning girls are perennially tied up with regulars and are legitimately hard to get a dance with. Recently I stopped in during a local NFL game and the dancer/customer ratio was the best (for customers) I have ever seen. Other examples I know of:
1 - Local NFL game going on can mean less customers. Is this always the case or can it swing the opposite direction with people who come to watch the game? It seems like the hours after an afternoon game might be the most reliable as guys who came to watch the game have left.
2 - The day or two after a holiday is good for customers. For instance a day after the 4th of July when people are back in work and school is back in session.
And an example of a situation that is bad for PLs:
3 - Since my normal club doesn't have any enforced dress code any day that there is a surprise rainstorm in the middle of the day brings a ton of construction guys into the club while they wait out the rain.
When are some specific days (not seasons) that are reliably better or worse for PLs or dancers?
1 - Local NFL game going on can mean less customers. Is this always the case or can it swing the opposite direction with people who come to watch the game? It seems like the hours after an afternoon game might be the most reliable as guys who came to watch the game have left.
2 - The day or two after a holiday is good for customers. For instance a day after the 4th of July when people are back in work and school is back in session.
And an example of a situation that is bad for PLs:
3 - Since my normal club doesn't have any enforced dress code any day that there is a surprise rainstorm in the middle of the day brings a ton of construction guys into the club while they wait out the rain.
When are some specific days (not seasons) that are reliably better or worse for PLs or dancers?
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I prefer early afternoon early in the week. Good dancer to customer ratio, laid back vibe, good contact, fewer bouncers.
I usually do dayshift these days and if I can make it to the club b/f 5pm I can beat most of the after-work crowd and get more/better attention.
Most of the dives I go to the girls usually don't get locked-down by regulars but in one club there is a bit of a regular presence on dayshift.
For the most-part the clubs I hit tend to be emptier during games.
Friday day shift often has a lot of blue collar dudes looking to burn their checks on "wanna dance" girls
Specific days of the year and events are actual advanced level PL stuff I am interested in.
2) Dancers that I've talked to say the first two weeks of the month have more PLs (hardened PLs and amateurs) than week 3 or 4. My own observations suggest they might be correct. I wonder if that's because of government checks hit on 1st week, then weeks 3+4 are tight for people (PLs rent is due, etc, PL low on food from EBT or WIC). PLs can have rent day issues, too!!
3) Avoid first few weeks in February as stupid PLs are all flush with tax refund checks.
4) January is slow because christmas credit cards are due, tax refund hasn't shown up yet. Jan 31st might be one of the better "rent days" of the year. I think every girl proposed OTC to me the last week of January.
5) Jan-April 15th might be slow for high-net worth individuals, they have tax bills due to IRS.
6) August is sort of slow. Summer, family vacations winding down, back to school, send the oldest kid off to college Picks up like end of Sept beginning of Oct.
Apparently Earth Day is best for the dancers if it falls on a Saturday, otherwise it's Pearl Harbor Day.
So what starts as a good night turns into a not as good one if I stay there week after week.
There was a dancer who preferred Arizona as her “main base”. This was her strategy for deciding when to go to Vegas:
1. She kept track of all the different conventions that would happen in Vegas. (Jan-May I believe)
2. She would check online for the prices of hotels for different nights based on the dates of those conventions. If a room rate was more expensive than usual, then she took it as a good sign that the Vegas time/expense would be worth it for her.
This dancer would also spend her summers in Dallas working at the Lodge. She viewed Dallas as a place that was more consistent year round. (Less of the negative spikes, but also less of the positive ones as well.) And that summers there were less bad than most other places.
~@PaulDrake for your question specifically:~
My observation about your particular club was:
*A lot in the construction industry. The Mexicans were the laborers. The white/Asians were managers or engineers also in the industry.
If I had worked more shifts, then maybe I could give you a better breakdown on the clientele.
I’m not completely confident whether those in that industry really are the bulk of your fellow PL. Or if that was just simply the case for mid/end of August.
But feel free to use that as a starting point.
Maybe during the holidays people would rather spend money on their family than strippers?
Idk, but this might be a bit hasty. Yes clubs are generally much busier on the weekends, but in some areas the ratios of customers to dancers can also be bad early in the week simply because dancers refuse to show up on slow days/nights. Your assumptions reflect regional considerations that may not play out the same way in other areas and may be worth exploring.
But ok, to play along with the limited scope of the question, the few days before Christmas are my favorite time of year. Not only are the dancer to customer ratios good, but a lot of the girls are hungry to earn gift money for their kids. I tend to put a little extra cash aside to binge this time of year as I know that at least one or two OTC holdouts will invariably convert and one or two others, who generally only do OTC sporadically, will suddenly be available again. Santa Dugan is all about giving during this special time of year. ;)