Why do some clubs tolerate extras, while other clubs discourage/prohibit extras?

29 comments

• Mate27

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  4 years ago

  Let me take a stab. Money??
• etsutwigg222

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  4 years ago

  As with most things in this world, it is all about the MONEY !!!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$
• nicespice

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  4 years ago

  LE activity can either increase or decrease. When they are strict, it does suppress things to a certain extent. But once they do things like make grinding the equivalent to a blow job as far as what is considered prostitution, I think that also encourages a certain amount of activity too.
• Papi_Chulo

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  4 years ago

  w.r.t. why some clubs offer them and some don't, IMO 9 times out of 10 it has to do with local enforcement - if LE is lax then most clubs will likely allow extras bc: + oh IDK - maybe sex $ells (sarcasm intended) + extras offer more revenue for both the club and the girls (many clubs charge $100+ for just 30-minutes, that's way more than just about what any hotel charges on a per minute rate) + club can offer more varied services - PLs that just want dances can usually just get dances, and PLs that want more can get more There are some clubs that may choose not to offer extras even in areas with lax LE I assume bc: + they may wanna go for an "upscale" gentleman's club theme + even if LE is lax prostitution is still illegal and they rather keep their noses clean IMO clubs in extras-areas that choose not to offer extras are often the minority bc they are then losing the extras- busine$$ to their competitors
• Papi_Chulo

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  4 years ago

  As to why some cities allow it and some don't - I guess that's more complicated - there are cities that allow gambling and cities that don't; etc - I guess part of it has to do with: + revenue and some areas needing it more than others + perhaps they figure best to allow it (sex biz) in a controlled isolated environment vs it spread out and perhaps onto the streets + perhaps in an area which was non-extras, perhaps at some point-in-time one particular club-operator decided to be "extra entrepreneural" and made it happen for his club (bribes, etc) and it took hold e.g. South FL is extras-heavy I assume in large part bc it's a heavily services & tourism area.
• NAAAASTY

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  4 years ago

  Clubs made up by the quality of dancers and quality of clients. Extras vary by how they are obtained. Day/night shift heavy, corner vs VIP only, certain girls/managers tolerate etc. NAAAASTY
• Jascoi

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  4 years ago

  maybe le just doesn’t know????
• shailynn

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  4 years ago

  I think most clubs would turn a blind eye to extras if it weren’t for fear of repercussions from local government.
• Jascoi

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  4 years ago

  danm. the thumbs up button ain’t working.
• Liwet

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  4 years ago

  Once they've already broken the law, they might as well maximize their earnings if there's no additional punishment from breaking the law further.
• IceyLoco

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  4 years ago

  It's about management. When a club becomes known as a hoe club or even as a club where guys get robbed. Its because the general manager gets a cut. That has been what ive seen.
• Hank Moody

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  4 years ago

  The one truth seems to be that it will never last. LEO, neighbors, bible thumpers, other dancers who don’t want to compete with the extras girls, local elections. At some point, it all comes crashing down so enjoy it while you can. RIP The Wheel in BMore, Treasures in Houston (maybe a comeback?), Penthouse Detroit, Playhouse NJ, Follies, HiLiter. Get to Diamond Dolls before it joins the list.
• mike710

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  4 years ago

  I've been to a Diamond Dolls in Clearwater. It's a place that fun was available.
• Hank Moody

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  4 years ago

  If that’s sarcasm it’s whooshing over my head so I’ll just answer seriously. Pompano Beach, which I’m guessing is Covid shutdown for the time being. Look at the 1000 reviews Scrubby.
• Electronman

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  4 years ago

  meat and etsu: If money was the only factor, wouldn't all clubs be offering extras? I think that Papi has the correct combination of inducements and risks. I might add that some dancers seek out an extras-friendly club so they can make more money. They may nudge the club towards an extras-friendly stance, but I'm not sure how much influence they have over the club managers/owners. Other dancers seek out strict no-extras clubs so they can compete on even footing with the other dancers who elect to NOT offer extras. I can only imagine how challenging it must be to be a no extras dancer who is trying to compete for customers in an extras-friendly club. Now if we can just tip the scales to make it more tempting and safer for all clubs to offer extras!
• shadowcat

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  4 years ago

  Many non extras dancers reap the benefits of working at extras clubs. The extras girls bring the customers in along with their money. The non extras girls get their cut by doing dancers from customers hoping for more. I think that 10% of Follies dancers did not do VIP or extras.
• JamesSD

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  4 years ago

  Busts are expensive. On top of that our local strippers sued for how they were treated after a bust and won and got a settlement. My understanding is clubs without booze are often more tolerant of extras as it's easier to yank a liquor license than close a business. Some owners have deep pockets and can fight. Other clubs are hanging by a thread. And some owners frankly enjoy battling city hall more than others. And some pay bribes and know they are in the clear. So almost every case is probably a special case
• Electronman

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  4 years ago

  Shadowcat-- I hadn't considered that perspective-- that the "no extras" dancers might ride the coattails (how's that for a mixed metaphor) of the extras dancers to get more customers. JamesSD-- I think you are correct, every case is a special case. I would also speculate that a club that flies under the radar with respect to illicit drug sales, fights and other public disturbances might be in a better position to allow extras. Said another way, if you're going to break the law, break only one law at a time.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  Social centrism is the greatest friend of the strip club. Areas the veer too far right are typically dominated by bible thumpers. Places that veer too far left are often heavily influenced by Femi-Nazis and victimization assumptions. Neither extreme likes strip clubs and both are more likely to restrict them however they can. Places like Miami and Pasco County FL get away with it because their governments have long been accustomed to being socially flexible in order to keep tourist dollars flowing. Detroit itself may be a little to the left, but the surrounding areas, where some of the best clubs reside, are definitely centrist. COI is very lightly governed, which is why it is the home of so many chemical and other manufacturing businesses that no other city wants. I could go on, but you get the picture. It plays out the same way all over the country. In some places the states themselves are fairly extreme (like MO), which results in statewide issues and state level police involvement. In others, it plays out city by city or county by county. But at whichever level dictates strip club policy, social centrism is the ultimate friend, while extremism are the clubs' ultimate enemy.
• Nidan111

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  4 years ago

  Money and politics. That is pretty much what determines such, in my opinion.
• Salty.Nutz

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  4 years ago

  The strippers set the tone on the types of extras that happen ITC. Extras are illegal, so the stripper with the most value (mother hen) decides whats allowed. if the mother hen is getting finger blasted in the backroom then its ok, however, if the mother hens thinks youre over doing it she sets the town. the strippers that dont comply to the mother hens standards are ostrasized untill they conform, other wise these strippers will go into a hostile work envirnoment untill they quit. If a strip club is actively pushing or advocating the strippers to sell pussy or do extras they would have a massive law suit. Read the room
• Salty.Nutz

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  4 years ago

  town __> tone
• IceyLoco

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  4 years ago

  Also pimps negotiate with management. Get hoes hired at certain clubs
• skibum609

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  4 years ago

  Hoes is hate speech you sleazy little trans fuck Icey.
• 623

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  4 years ago

  Some clubs are adept at allowing just what is tolerated. Look at HighLighter in AZ. They pushed the envelope to far and the chain got yanked back hard. If it was al about money, why is it that some of the extras friendly clubs don’t seem to make bank while a nearby non-extras club is killing it?
• Dave_Anderson

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  4 years ago

  In Southern California, most of gge non nude clubs offer at least very good regular mileage (with the right girl and sometimes some patience getting to know her) even if they don't offer VHM or UHM (which some do). The topless bars usually offer nothing extra in the club and many just air dances. So the difference is my area is mostly if they are bars or just nude. It seems like the nude clubs don't bother to open or don't stay in business in cities that are too restrictive. It wouldn't be worth their while. It seems to come down to the liquor code enforcement in SoCal.
• Dave_Anderson

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  4 years ago

  Sorry meant to say the full nude clubs not non nude clubs above.
• JamesSD

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  4 years ago

  Dave that's a good point. Non alcohol nude clubs need some draw to make money. I will note some bad clubs here in San Diego county are propped up by closeness to military bases. Girls can sell a lot of air dances to young military dudes at midnight on a Saturday night
• beaverbandit

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  4 years ago

  In general "local control" rules. Florida is a perfect example Orlando area (extremely lame and a top priority of LE go to Miami is wide open. Unless there are statewide laws that are strictly enforced "activities" inside the club are left up to management and local LE priorities and in many cases LE doesn't care because of the tax revenue as long as the clubs aren't a constant drain on police calls. Some Mayors love the tax revenue base also. Covid 19 gives local LE plenty of more clout to enforce laws if they so desire as "social distancing" is an oxymoron at most clubs.