Strip Club Predictions for 2023?
NJBalla
New York
Here's mine with an understanding that the 2023 economy will be rocky until late fall.
1.) Many sugarbabies will return to clubbing as thier whales can't afford routine meetups
2.) Mileage will increase in the LD room if you are loyal
3.) Dancers will be very territorial as regulars make cut back on visits.
4.) COVID sticky fees (e.g. door charges) may dissapear
5.) OTC will be more accessible, if you know how to ask for it
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If this is the case then they weren't really whales.
2.) Mileage will increase in the LD room if you are loyal
I'm always up for better experiences. My home club is gone now (thanks COVID) and my second home was on the rocks since the pandemic closures. So if that club gets its legs back under it then g2g.
3.) Dancers will be very territorial as regulars make cut back on visits.
Dude. I hope that shit doesn't get ANY worse. There's already one club I can't shop in anymore because my ATF (sexy as she is) can't seem to quit the biz and is the queeniest of queen bees.
4.) COVID sticky fees (e.g. door charges) may dissapear
I'm gonna have to disagree with you there.
5.) OTC will be more accessible, if you know how to ask for it
You club in Jersey, right? I wish I could find more reasons to go there. This clubs were legit. But it's like Detroit, just don't have enough any business excuses to get there lol. Where I'm at OTC is pretty accessible. I'm just getting picky.
My 2023 prediction is that I will spend more time in those low-end extras factories - enjoying the low priced pussy.
But a particular word that rhymes with 'schism'?... far more common here.
OP mentioned covid sticky fees...
Damn, I wish there were a clip of that.
I’ve ridden through both recessions and inflation over the decades. I’m convinced the best system is to stay in a diverse group of stocks and wait for the uptick.
The only way for a system to work is if you can predict when the market will hit bottom. I sure as hell can’t.
That’s why market timers tend to underperform the buy and hold crowd.
I hope so, but I don't know how long they will last. Many of these girls aren't cut out for continued employment even with strip clubs being less regimented than traditional jobs. I expect that while some will dance short term they will only stick around long enough to have time to build enough of an online following on OnlyFans, Instagram or whatever other site to make it profitable enough. If you find a new girl you like make sure to get a way to stay in touch with her after she leaves to be able to continue an otc relationship.
2.) Mileage will increase in the LD room if you are loyal
How is that any different than now? Most girls will already give better mileage to those that consistently give them money.
3.) Dancers will be very territorial as regulars make cut back on visits.
Again that isn't so much a prediction as it is a reality in most strip clubs, especially the smaller less crowded types I tend to visit.
4.) COVID sticky fees (e.g. door charges) may dissapear
Completely disagree with this. Most of these fees were put in place by clubs to try to squeeze every last dollar out of a decreasing number of customers during covid. As the economy goes downhill and fewer people go to clubs or at least spend less than before the clubs will be more desperate for money. I see these fees increasing instead of going away unfortunately.
5.) OTC will be more accessible, if you know how to ask for it
Hopefully this is true. OTC is just starting to get back up to precovid levels of availability in my experiences. I just hope the prices can somehow get back to at least close to precovid levels, but I highly doubt it will.
A few of my own predictions.
Many struggling clubs will close and the trend of club consolidation will continue.
Many long time customers will take the deteriorating economy as a reason to stop clubbing or to at least cut back or take a break for a while.
Police departments will be too overwhelmed with increases in other forms of crime to worry as much about extras in clubs.
A combination of less police activity, fewer customers spending less money, clubs desperate for money not wanting to micromanage vip rooms and girls needing money will lead to more extras in the club.
Clubs will become less and less crowded each month which will benefit clubs/customers/dancers who prefer the slower more intimate type of clubs and be detrimental to the party type of clubs/customers/dancers.
Mid-teir lapdance factories will struggle the most since they rely mostly on a large number of men with just enough disposable income to buy a few dances every so often.
My predictions are for vegas and southern california
Clubs will price gouge more. This includes higher house fees and cover charges drink prices etc.
Promoters will blur the line between Clubs and strip clubs more. Weekly parties and invite only events etc will be the Clubs main money makers.
There will be an influx of new girls by spring and turnover rates are going to be really high.
The concept of a home club will get a lot weaker. Girls will follow event nights and promoters more than they will Clubs.
Gentlemens Clubs will disappear more. The urban model is going to get more popular Ueno floor dances emphasis on bottle service and sections.
After hours events and guest musical hosts will be a bigger draw than stripper hoes.
Dive Clubs will get worse quality wise and will be brothels.
Clubs will try to gouge customers and dancers to make their money. With girls making less money per shift and paying more in stage fees it might get ugly. Mileage likely will increase; it feels like we are still in a Covid world when it comes to vice activities. This may hurt the clean girls and leave the dirty girls.
I went in last week and the vibe was weird. I got approached a lot, like every time a girl got up another came and sat down. But the hustles were pretty weak overall except dirty promises from one less attractive girl.
I expect to see a lot of new girls try and hate stripping but hopefully a few gems stick.
Part of my business is luxury services booked out as much as a year ahead and bookings are still pretty strong, so I don’t see crashing at all.
Recessions reveal businesses with poor business models or bad management. The weak clubs will close.
Yeah, my experience has been there is just as much naughty stuff at upscale vs dive clubs, except that at the upscales a lot of the girls have a rotten attitude and think their sht doesn't stink. The outwardly nice (to other girls) at upscales are always the absolute most beautiful ones ime which are few and far in between. I also agree that dives are more honest. At upscales you will have girls doing the same extras, but pretending to be better than everyone else and sometimes even doing the holier than art thou when they're literally the biggest whore there 😂 I just do not have the patience for a lot of aspects/drama. Towards the end I liked dives more because I could whatever I wanted within reason like bundling up in a blanket out on the floor when I'm not on stage cuz I'm cold lmfao. I also have found that a lot of guys who go to dives are just nicer. I think most of the moneyed nice guys don't even visit "upscale" clubs all that much as they used to. Now you gotta deal with a lot of stuck up jerks, just like the bitches that work at the upscales.
I do suspect more clubs are going to want social media presence before even auditioning at their clubs, and that trend will continue. And I also think the employee model might get more common. I hope I’m wrong though 😞
It’s the middle aged and up customer who has to worry more about which way the value of their assets of swinging and they get more wary and rude about things. And definitely pickier over the dancer they like. Young guys are used to being screwed over more, and more used to their income being from labor (whether mental or physical, I just mean actually working in general), that I think will make them less fearful of spending if they want to. Regardless of whether it’s a rational or irrational fear.
Clubs seems to be more about companionship and less with ego. But that could also just be a me thing because I tend to drop the ball with the extra high ego personalities more even when I consciously know I probably shouldn’t. I get annoyed too easily sometimes lol
Instead of dive. I guess I should have said independently owned clubs becoming a lot more lax.
Dobbs will mean more unplanned motherhood. That leads to more women needing more money and being sour on men, a good recipe for newb strippers.
I only click with 5 - 10% of strippers, and strippers find me weird as PLs go, so general trends are probably not that relevant to me.
As nicespice's second paragraph indicates, the random stupidity of strip clubs makes the future unpredictable. Seems like you hear about clubs closing much more often than opening. So, little hope we'll get any real competitive pressure to be unstupid.
I don't deny it that we boomers are typically more nasty and selfish. It's no accident the crime rate declined as boomers turned 40 and aged out of the prime years for crime.
Women were known to claim they just wanted a nice, financially stable guy. So young, nice, financially stable guys felt a lot of shame about lack of dating success. But people are more realistic now that everybody's pretty shallow, regardless of gender.
IMO there will be more closures with clubs that are already on life support. When COVID hit, the migration of affluent people out of less welcoming areas intensified, hurting a lot of clubs. An economic downturn would likely be the straw that breaks the camel's back for some of them. There could also be a bit more economic desperation among the remaining girls, ala 08-09.
OTOH clubs in areas that are experiencing mass migration inflows are probably going to be less impacted. A downturn always hurts, but I think that demographic shifts will help blunt the impacts. Indeed it has already been muting the impact of inflation on our local clubs - they are still very busy on Th-Sa.
But we shall see. We can speculate all we want, but a lot of it will depend on just how bad any economic downturn becomes.