As a member of the Boomer generation, I have noticed fewer strip club goers around my age in strip clubs. If you are a Boomer and have cut back on strip club visits, what was your reason for that? Also, if you are a younger club goer should strip clubs do more to appeal to people your age and accept the loss of older customers or should they try to keep their older customers? I am not sure strip clubs can successfully appeal to all age groups.
Boomers retiring from strip club hobby
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last commentIn my case, I just can't connect with the dancers the same way as when I was in, or at least closer, to their age group.
Although a couple years ago I ran into a dancer who got into it despite my white hair. My guess was she was flashing back to an early sexual experience of hers. Surprising she was into it instead of freaked out by it. There really are all types.
Nowadays the attention comes from Latinas who are definitely focused on my wallet. Kinda fun, but there is no fantasy that they are attracted to me. I know better.
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Technically I belong to the Silent Generation but I associate with mostly boomers. I'm still going one or twice a week and if I find the right dancer I take her to VIP. I find the clubs in my area cater to the night time urban crowd and I do not fit there. I only go during the day time. I have no trouble attracting dancers. Unfortunately most of them don't appeal to me. I only go to clubs that have VIP rooms. Yes, I take Viagra and I'll keep doing it as long as my health allows me to so so.
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Daytimes appeal to older guys, while late nights cater to young guys and groups. Someday, the current nighttime contingent will convert to daytime PLs, and the cycle will continue has it has for decades.
Also, certain clubs will continue to cater to certain demographics.
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