What i have been noticing about clubs

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basedtexafornian
I have been going to clubs for many years and ever since post pandemic came along, all the dancers are becoming robs. They think that you have to extract unreasonable amounts of money from customers and be incredibly greedy while delivering insanely little. I used to go to a lot of clubs in So Cal and am currently living in Texas.

I remember at the clubs, I would used to get good dances even in the lap area where dancers literally gave HJs and moaned in your ear and it was just in the 3 for 1 lap area. Now all the dancers are asking 300-400 dollars and are being total robs and they are being picky with the customers they like.

There needs to be clubs where dancers know their place, they are not being greedy, and they give the best service possible even if customers don't spend too much! Is there any way where I can find networks to start a club where I can get investors to launch a club where dancers are NOT greedy and provide UHM services that beats all clubs and promotes a culture of less greed.

What do you guys think and do you guys seriously want to invest?

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dogchain
15 hours ago
I will be your first customer.
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PAWG_Patrol
13 hours ago
Out west it's getting really bad with the $40/dance or 3/$100 bullshit. But here in the southeast I'm still getting handys for LD cost no extra charge.

In my experience, dancers in larger cities have been more desperate lately. Probably because of high rent costs. NYC, ATL, Orlando, Vegas. Some terrible ROBs in all those places. Meanwhile smaller towns in GA and FL have been treating me right. Only bigger city that's an exception is JAX, where the dancers are as affordable and high mileage as ever 😂
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iknowbetter
11 hours ago
The thought of opening your own strip club is a fun thing to think about, but unless you have experience with the industry, it’s better left as a fantasy. If you were to open a club like you described, your customers would love it, but it would probably not be a successful business model.
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skibum609
10 hours ago
I know of 2 people with fast food ownership experience (more than 20 locations) who believed their skills would transfer to a bar/restaurant. Oops.
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twentyfive
10 hours ago
The timing couldn’t be worse to open any service or labor intensive business.
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Puddy Tat
9 hours ago
If you want a club full of non-greedy strippers, I suggest you invest in sexbot technology. Strippers wanna make as much as they can. mongers wanna bust while spending as little as possible.
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blahblahblahs
6 hours ago
We should differentiate between ROBs and dancers/clubs that just make bad business decisions by setting prices too high. Dancers in fixed priced clubs that lie about prices or try to charge more are some sort of hybrid, but those dancers tend to give worse dances so it is actually a useful signal.

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Someguyontheinternet
3 hours ago
In a perfect world dancers would be highly motivated to deliver good service and they would also be compensated handsomely for their efforts. Dancers who give lousy service would flounder and eventually I’ve on to different ventures. Basically a carrot and stick mechanism that is effective. Of course this is an idealized fantasy world.

There has been a noticeable shift since the pandemic and the overall caliber of girls has declined significantly. I do my part by being very discerning with my money. Girls who are beautiful and give good dances reap a monetary reward. If I sniff out that a girl is ROB I eject immediately and cut my losses.
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Manuellabore
an hour ago
Why does OP hate capitalism? The law of supply and demand and The Invisible Hand of the Marketplace (which also won't give you a HJ for free) are The American Way. This isn't a charity operation. Dancers demand what they can get. How can you blame them?
Anyway, it is basically impossible for club ownership/management to regulate how much in tips dancers are charging for services that management supposedly doesn't know about anything. They could theoretically impose minimum quotas in club fees that the dancers are required to generate (for all I know, some clubs may try to do that), on the theory that dancers who demand too much in tips won't get many dances. But, that's probably a lousy theory. Anyway, it seems like a counterproductive approach. Even if a hot dancer just sits and scrolls on her phone when she isn't on stage, it costs the club essentially nothing to keep her around and she's good eye candy
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dannyboy3
an hour ago
The invisible hand gave me a good discount though
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Someguyontheinternet
an hour ago
Capitalism allows girls to set their own prices and men are free to pay that price or say “no thanks” and find a different girl or forego strip clubs altogether. My main gripe these days is that the price of everything strip club related has gone up and the overall quality has gone down. In other words you pay more for less. In economic terms we call that inflation or shrinkflation. I guess since this is a strip club forum we would call that hoeflation. Before the pandemic I was much more liberal with my cash and would spend money on a wider group of Women, because based on the law of averages I was generally getting a decent return on my investment. Post pandemic after getting burned many times and spending more for less I have become much more tight fisted with my cash and really take the time to do my due diligence.

Markets can stay irrational for a while but eventually the bubble pops. PLs could pull back on their spending if they aren’t satisfied and more girls could potentially enter the trade upending market dynamics.

I am not holding my breath. The one things I have gotten good at it is being patient and saying “no thanks”.
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