Best seating
Techman
Ohio
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 12:00 AM
Sitting at the stage is the best value at just about any club. While waiting for the eyes to adjust to the dark interior look for a place at the stage where the LD area can be observed. Such a vantage point will give good information about the quality of each dancer's LD's. Also a seat that is opposite or away from the bar and/or the DJ may give the dancer more freedom to ‘express' herself if the DJ and the bartender are behind her and not able to see her up-close and personal movements when she is down in front of the customer.
Being up close is the best way to evaluate a dancer's potential. This method has been perfected over the last 49 ½ years, usually gives good results.
Being up close is the best way to evaluate a dancer's potential. This method has been perfected over the last 49 ½ years, usually gives good results.
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At the (now shuttered) Platinum Plus in Memphis the stage-side seats sucked, and generally what I wanted was one of the smaller tables along the railing just "up" from the main floor. Especially one that I could "keep" even if I went off to a private dance or two.
At my local "best" club, Scores in the French Quarter, the loop of chairs one row back from the main stage is best, and then the next best is at the bar.
At Treasures in Houston the "best" is back in the dark part behind a little chair fort, but you have to capture a dancer to bring back with you first.
At Mons Venus there is no "best" or "worst" -- there are so few seats relative to the number of dancers and patrons, that you just get a girl while you're standing up, and then take to the benches for your time with her, and then relinquish the bench to the next dude with his girl, and go stand up again.
I started a similar thread a few mos. back. While I agree that stageside vibes are a very good indicator of LD performance, it is offset by tacit expectation of tipping dancers while sitting there coupled with reluctance of dancers (or taboo) approaching stageside customers DURING performance, thus missing several floorside approaches. Dollar bills can vanish rather quickly with stageside sitting. A few posters advocated sitting in spot away from stage, yet close enough where you could quickly go up, tip a desired prospect, and let her know your interest.