University towns that lack strip clubs....... Why?
Electronman
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Penn State
University of Florida
University of Michigan
Florida State University
University of Alabama
Of course some of the cities have a small population (e.g., State College is about 42,000) but others would seem to have enough population to support one or more strip clubs (e.g., Gainesville is about 130,000; Ann Arbor is 120,000+). Of course there are many exceptions, mostly major universities that happen to be located in a major metropolitan area (U of Texas, UCLA, Ohio State). But, TUSCL lists many small to medium cities that have one or more strip clubs.
Are the university municipalities trying to "protect" the local coeds from temptations? How can those coeds make money for tuition?
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Ypsilanti is only about 15 miles
Inkster (Flight Club) about 30 Miles
Jackson 35 miles
Maybe in the hectic schedule of a college student that’s plenty far
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If a town has a college but more than 100,000 it is not really a college town.
Strip clubs are usually on the major trucking routes or in places with over 200,000 people.
It is the market, not the labor supply which decides where strip clubs are.
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Also if you are going to a big time U on mommy and daddy (or uncle sam's) credit card, you don't need to strip. The majority of co-eds I've come across at the End Zone have been from smaller less "rich parents" schools about 1 hr away, not from PSU.