I've been in two clubs post-covid. One is a Nude club in Tampa that never has alcohol. The other could sell alcohol as long as you bought food. Other than the masks, it really was no different than before.
^ Same in Jacksonville Warrior. Shit we weren't even required to wear the masks once we sat down.
As far as "no alcohol", that's what they made pockets for. I have no qualms about smuggling in booze where needed.
I went to one club since the no-alcohol rule. They sell drinks for carry out. Which means they deliver them on the outdoor smoking patio. I have no idea how they are getting away with it.
"No alcohol" clubs stops no one from acquiring it. Custies stow miniatures in their pockets or in their car (to periodically leave, take a shot of whatever, and come back in.) Dancers stow bottles in their lockers and purses. Both still get drunk if they want to.
Back in my younger days, I'd have a bottle in the car I'd share with buddies before heading in. Nowadays I only drink when going with friends. All else I stay sober.
NAAAASTY
Show Palace here in Queens, NY couldn't get their liquor license. So they are the only club in the NYC to allowed to use 18+ dancers instead of 21, and entree too. They are also allowed to close anytime they want instead of the mandate 4AM. Just pregame before going, and I never had a bad experience there. Although paying $8 for Coke is annoying though.
I assume the thinking is that if a person drinks too much he/she will not be as conscious about observing Covid19 good practices.
Wouldn't bother me because I haven't had a drink of alcohol in 11 years. When you get to be my age alcohol and boners don't mix well and I'd rather have the boner.
Maybe soon I'll be able to return to a club and buy a dancer a drink.
Alabama now has law that no one can serve alcohol after 11 pm. This means girls coming in early and drinking hard to start shift. Things move much faster and easier before the sun goes down
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