Review vs telling a story
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If a review gives no real info, just a story of how his night went would you approve it? I read a review that more or less said I go here when in town, my friends didnt show up, I had some money, left with most of my money, pissed off a waitress and plan on coming back tomorrow. No description, no mention of mileage, no mention of VIP rooms or if dances are on the floor. I get you say what you do when there, but there are some details needed. Every review should tell you costs, mileage, floor or VIP dances, busy/slow, attractive girls or ugly, and some mention of safety of area(if needed). Its a review, I dont care about your night if there isnt any real info.
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last commentI usually look for some information in a review but even the stories almost always have useful stuff if they are detailed enough.
Review - Provides objective info, but is often just redundant
Stories - can give a sense of the vibe and some recommendations on specific women but often leaves out the value component
Papi submissions - provides a sure-fire cure for insomnia
Seems some people are unable to write adequately, but seems most that write shitty reviews do it bc they don't wanna put the effort in.
Let's not make it easy on these clowns. You want the VIP access, then put in some effort.
My own reviews are basically stories, but I make sure to include prices, descriptions of girls, and other things about the club while telling that story.
The value proposition.
If you can confirm prices and add in some personal observations about dancers and be discreet, that’s a solid middle of the road review.
That was the only real info to the review.
Reviews need
Cost
Description (this can be over looked if nothing has changed)
Value/mileage
Service
Smoking/non smoking (this is a deal breaker for alot of people, especially if you are hiding going out)
Area dances take place
Alcohol/byob/juice bar
Tell me about your experience, but make it clear if you'd recommend it or not
Excellent point about the BR troll.