Dc clubs and good guys
Should there be a disclaimer on these DC clubs offering dances. Some people in their reviews present the clubs as selling lap dances, but any DC club is actually only allowed to sell air dances. You can be scammed at any time and have no recourse because all the dancer was technically obligated to do was air dance for you. Getting a lap dance in a DC club is basically an “extra” in itself because its breaking club rules.Now besides that whats up with the general manager or one of the main managers being a 20 year DC police veteran? that cant be good for the customers, I would think he is either there to keep the club out of trouble via his police connections or threaten any clients they have an issue with at the club. -theres a lot of ways a police veteran could screw people over that a regular club manager or dancer wouldn’t be able to, especially as he’s working in the same city he policed.
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Kinda steep to test the waters when it's definitely ymmv. Last time I got dances the day shift manager kept lurking around and going back to work on a computer. Even if he isn't a former cop, it definitely killed the vibe of those dances. Which were 50% air and 50% lap haha.
I also am wondering why would the dancer write her number on paper instead of verbally giving it to you? The cameras would pick up on the paper number even easier.
Also was it you that mentioned needing to sign a waiver for VIP at good guys or penthouse. What was on the waiver they used to have you sign
PHC used to make you sign a waiver before going into the vip rooms. Then they stopped. Now they’ve started again. I have no idea what it said because I didn’t read it. And technically I didn’t sign it, Jay Z did once. And Kanye. And other people not named Hank, or my real life name. I forget sometimes.
I don't come here often, but IMHO quality of the dancers has improved while beers have gone up over the last two years.