Let's focus reviews on dancers + their friendliness, not club layout and parking
SteveO696969
At the risk of sounding abelist, I'm not blind, so upon entering the club, I can see for myself if the bar is on the left or the right. And not to brag, but I'm smart enough to figure out how to find the restrooms.
Will there be a men's room attendant? Surprise me!
Similarly, I don't need an entire paragraph on the parking lot. I'm a grown ass man and I'll figure it out.
Here's what I want to know:
- Are the dancers hot?
- Are they friendly?
If the answers to those questions is "no" and "no," I don't care if there's lighted parking and a men's room attendant.
Can I get a witness?
Will there be a men's room attendant? Surprise me!
Similarly, I don't need an entire paragraph on the parking lot. I'm a grown ass man and I'll figure it out.
Here's what I want to know:
- Are the dancers hot?
- Are they friendly?
If the answers to those questions is "no" and "no," I don't care if there's lighted parking and a men's room attendant.
Can I get a witness?
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People want different things out of reviews. Do I need to know that there are 43 parking spots and they are approximately 92" wide? Or that the bathroom stall on the left is the reviewer's favorite cause it has a grip on the wall he can hold on to while he takes a shit? No, and no. Do I want to know the parking lot has ample parking and seems reasonably safe? Or has mandatory valet? Or that the bathroom is disgusting and covered in piss and vomit? Yea, that kinda shit might be useful. Will I reject a review that doesn't have a peep about the layout and parking but covers other items in detail? Nope. Will I reject a review that includes those things and mentions nothing about strippers? Yup. Will I reject a review that covers both? Nope.
I repeat, people want different shit out of reviews. Read the dozens of threads on the topic of what makes good reviews, or dozens of other asshats like you coming on here crying about it. If you don't care, don't fucking read it. If you want your voice heard on which reviews to approve, feel free to adjudicate the unpublished ones.
Everyone has different needs, although I vibe with your thoughts. Since this is atleast a USA wide discussion board, what applies as friendly differs from person-to-person, and race-to-race. What applies as hot has different meanings. Go through the discussion forums and the comments... you will understand the breadth of what tuscl carries.
If somebody wants to give an exhaustive review about the length of the bar or the number of ice cubes in their Red Bull White Russian, that's cool.
All I'm saying is, for me, what will determine whether or not I choose to visit a strip club is the quality of the dancers.
But again, that's just me.
Maybe somebody else wants to visit a gentleman's club because they read a review that the place has high ceilings or that they fold their cocktail napkins into origami flamingos. If so, you are hereby empowered to go and have a great time!
p.s: Headed to Pompano for a few days and will report!
I believe it’s gone now, but at one time Founder posted guidelines of “what’s makes a good review” and he suggested key points to be covered.
Describing the parking situation, club layout, location of bar and restroom were one of the bullet points
https://tuscl.net/discussion/82995
If the review you're reading isn't helping to you, or you're physically incapable of "skimming" text, then read the next review.
Go ahead and write extensively on every girl in the place. Great. Other information steeped in detail isn’t a requirement for a review but this information is important to some: is it easy to see/access from the road, ample parking free or charged or valet, cover charge, bathroom conditions, seating options to stage, description/layout of the LD or VIP area?
As @Call.Me.Ishmael says, skim through that information you don’t need to get to dancer information
And I for one definitely appreciate a heads up about a bathroom troll 😂
At this point, the thing that is more tedious than detailed club descriptions is guys whining about detailed club descriptions.
I belong to a lot of sports groups on social media and it’s kind of annoying when someone comments “this has been posted before” or “this is not <insert team> related.
My response is “get a life”. No one is forcing you to read every comment on social comment. Go out and take a long walk instead of reading everything on Facebook.
I've also been to clubs where the layout was weird and it affected my stay.