No time limit VIP.

shadowcat
Atlanta suburb
Yesterday I finally did my first VIP since March 12, 2020. I have hit 5 or 6 different clubs since I got fully vaccinated 6 weeks ago but have been waiting for the right dancer at the right price. During that 6 weeks I found quantity and quality way down since Covid and prices up due to lack of competition.

It was at Vivide and with a dancer that I knew from the old Follies but I had never done a VIP with her before. I was apprehensive because she had a reputation for being full of shit but she was all you could ask for. Once inside she told me that there is no time limit. That we could stay in there and talk afterwards. I've never needed more than 30 minutes to do the deed but it was nice to know that I didn't have to worry about some bouncer sticking his head in and telling me time was up. My price was $200 including the $50 house cut but she "only does this for me". :)

Btw when I left at 4:30 yesterday, the club had the largest crowd of dancers and customers that I have seen since they opened. I would guess 50 or so.

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  • doctorevil
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    4 years ago
    Nice to hear things are picking up there. How was the 50 distributed between customers/dancers? Was it approximately equal? At old Follies, it was rare that there weren't at least 50 dancers.
  • shadowcat
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    4 years ago
    I would say it was about equal. Mostly black dancers. 3 or 4 white and 2 Cubans.
  • gammanu95
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    4 years ago
    Everything costs more since the pandemic. Autos, food, dances. There's even a shortage of chlorine tabs for backyard wimming pools (although that's because of a fire at a factory in Lou.)
  • twentyfive
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    4 years ago
    ^ Just do what I did years ago change your pool purification system to a salt generation chlorinator less than three hundred dollars never needs chlorine salt is cheap less than $5.00 for a twenty pound bag, which lasts about 6 months. Problem solved plus never have to carry chlorine in the trunk of my expensive Mercedes and risk a damaged trunk from chlorine
  • CJKent_band
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    4 years ago
    @shadowcat

    You wrote, and I quote:

    “she "only does this for me". :)”

    Pics and Vids or it didn’t happen.

    :D
  • 623
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    4 years ago
    Twentyfive - where do you get this done for $300? Every quote I have had is north of $1500. What equipment do you have?
  • twentyfive
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    4 years ago
    I did it myself, a few years back, but the price shouldn't be that high, it's a Jandy True Clear unit, you can buy it on Amazon.com, Install is pretty simple just cut into the return line and install, takes about an hour total.
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