Reviews... TJ versus US
Call.Me.Ishmael
Rhode Island
American dude reviewing an American club:
"Boobies gud. Dances cost muney. Booze."
American dude reviewing an Tijuana club:
"In volume 1 of this 20 volume compendium, I shall provide a detailed accounting of the air quality, pollen counts, cloud cover, and other environmental factors impacting travel and adult commerce in the Tijuana district known colloquially as 'Zona Norte'..."
"Boobies gud. Dances cost muney. Booze."
American dude reviewing an Tijuana club:
"In volume 1 of this 20 volume compendium, I shall provide a detailed accounting of the air quality, pollen counts, cloud cover, and other environmental factors impacting travel and adult commerce in the Tijuana district known colloquially as 'Zona Norte'..."
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But this post isn't about short, shitty reviews (we've covered that ground...), so much as it's about how many Conde Nast travel writers like Mexican brothels, apparently.
Yes, TJ is fun to write about but there are plenty of great reads for US SCs too.
That reminds me I have an epic novel review for a one night stay at Adelita's Bar on TJ.
Per founder a review should:
"...be at least 4 solid paragraphs, with 4-7 sentences each."
“Your review should be at least 2 solid paragraphs, with 7-10 sentences each. The first paragraph should describe the club, the second should describe the dancers. You should also summarize with one sentence saying whether or not you would return to the club. ”
There is some overlap in those two numbers. It is interesting to see who commented on that post from 2012, among others, Clubber supported it and Minnow supported it in principle.
When it's only $10 for a dirtiest lap dance you've ever had in a strip club (after buying her a fischa), you're going to want to write about it. When you do find the girl to take arriba, you're going to want to detail what you did in the club, what happened when you got up to the room (and maybe what she was doing to you in the elevator), and all the details about what happened when you get naked with her and the price you had to pay for it.
I myself was apprehensive about crossing the border and having to deal with all the travel plans just to get there just so I could take 4 visits to this strip club. Seeing all the minor little details eased my anxiety over all the things that I thought would put me off from taking the trip. Though it's not that big of a deal to prepare for, there are a lot of extra things you do need to plan for compared to driving 10 minutes to a local club.
I just had a hell of a lot more to report from my trips to Club Hong Kong, having spent more time there and having had much more fun than any excursion to a U.S. club, where (when I used to go), I'd spend maybe 1-2 hours.
That results in longer reviews of TJ.
I imagine it's the same for others.
5 trips to arriba, 3 nude shower shows, 2 couch makeouts, between countless stripper handshakes and ass grabs.
That's a year's worth of US strip club action. In one day.
Poet is bound to come out at some point.