Can High Mileage and Low Mileage Clubs Exist in Harmony; if the Law Allows It?
Tuesday, November 27, 2007 10:54 PM
I don't have any doubt that would be the case under a system where people are allowed to open clubs freely and the clubs are free discriminate on any basis no matter how "irrational." The reason I don't have any doubt is because different customers have different needs. I strongly prefer a club without noise pollution with the focus being friendly conversation with skimply clad dancers who are free to reject customers for any reason. My need for FS and BJ are fairly low! I know that there were a bunch of customer at The Trap of old that felt very similar to me in what they wanted from a club. Mileage low priority. Conversation and hot young girls high priority. It is a winning recipe, imo, if the government will allow it.
I actually saw very different types of clubs co-existing peacefully serving different customer needs with very different prices. It seemed like each little or medium club had its own little culture. The BIG lie is that the "free" market killed these clubs---not even close to being the truth. In a real "free" market businesses open and close for a variety of reasons. The owner dies. The owner wishes to move or retire. The owner can make more money by converting the club to a different use. All of that is fine. One scam the government pulled was that when a little club closed you weren't free to open another one. So before long you have a lot fewer clubs. And, the customers often don't get along well as the inevitable migration occurs. The Trap was focused on beauty and friendly conversation. Customers who didn't want any part of that "con" of course were demanding extras and engaging in all manner of "negative" behaviour. The Trap is now a high priced cesspool with ugly dancers and it had to close its day shift. When it dies--who cares? Just one less choice. BUT IT WASN'T THE FREE MARKET THAT KILLED IT!
Now the supposed link with high prices and high mileage is tenuous at best, imo. Angels is super high mileage and super low prices. I believe a bikini club across the street or next door would bank, but that is against the "law" as currently interpreted. Secrets is super high mileage and there is actually a real choice between cheap prices and empty your bank account prices. Its culture is way different than Angels even though it is the same ownership. The clubs have different histories, different customers (for the most part), different problems, different solutions, etc. etc. etc.
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