Wow. I guess things were simpler in the old days. I have been here a long time. Just not very active between pandemic (essential employee and first responder, two different jobs) and some huge life changes. I used to travel a lot which facilitated clubs and reviews but later it was more a hole to crawl into...
That has changed, but I think there's still a place here for me now and again. And yes I did mean the first post pandemic review.
-- General club layout and feel, crowds, etc. -- Prices: VIP, dances, etc., are pretty necessary. Cover charge and bar prices, if possible. -- Describe dancers (and dances) if you get any.
Leave out:
-- Don't connect dancers by name to specific extras. Keep it relatively high level and let others PM you for details if you feel like sharing). Setting aside LE and news reporters, there's a lot more dancers and club management on here now. Giving the .... ummm ... blow-by-blow can really jam up a dancer in her place of employment.
No on is expecting a thesis paper. That said, each review should be relatively self-contained and useful to someone who has never visited the club.
This is a personal nitpick ... if you write a longer review, the occasional paragraph break isn't a bad idea.
There isn't law enforcement here and if there was they would PM you anyways. I'd prefer if the girls had the same information the lawmen had rather than me give inside details to the lawmen that would undermine the dancer because I think it's some fellow club goer.
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Short reviews, though. OP may want to consider that the average review is longer and more detail oriented these days.
He's looking for 30 days of VIP on a strip club website. Not a Faberge egg. It's fine.
That has changed, but I think there's still a place here for me now and again. And yes I did mean the first post pandemic review.
-- General club layout and feel, crowds, etc.
-- Prices: VIP, dances, etc., are pretty necessary. Cover charge and bar prices, if possible.
-- Describe dancers (and dances) if you get any.
Leave out:
-- Don't connect dancers by name to specific extras. Keep it relatively high level and let others PM you for details if you feel like sharing). Setting aside LE and news reporters, there's a lot more dancers and club management on here now. Giving the .... ummm ... blow-by-blow can really jam up a dancer in her place of employment.
No on is expecting a thesis paper. That said, each review should be relatively self-contained and useful to someone who has never visited the club.
This is a personal nitpick ... if you write a longer review, the occasional paragraph break isn't a bad idea.