Cameras in the VIP room

$ $ $ 👍 ' Ask her if they are dummy cam's or real ones, drape something over your bottom area while you pvt dance so the cam doesn't see your whole of what your doing like your sweat shirt, coat or ask if she has somethin' to drape over,

ask her for otc phone number if the cams keep you limited, maybe she will budge it if you can talk to her about it, tell her you would like a discount for being limited, & that the club is being greedy of what you can safely perform, she won't be offended of less tips that way.

🔺strippers should know if your really being monitored, how much & if the cameras is really reviewed, if they be turned on, who reviews them & to what degree, & if the club is lenient on what you can actually perform or not. So, talkin' with her will help out, & I would talk with her about it before v.i.p. If your a regular, or if management is nice, you can talk with them if you feel comfortable. If they see your a regular client, they should like you & be like "no problems". If they know you well, they shouldn't give you a hard time no matter the situation coz they know your a good client. So, you want to build that relationship once you start going to the club, same with all the people who work there.

I heard that at some clubs, a good tip to the right person can get you a copy of your dance session.

It depends on the club. At one club I went to regularly, they watched everything and you pretty much had to follow the rules or else. I've been to one club where the dancers would tell me to disregard the camera and just do whatever. I've also been to one where the dancer knew the right angles for everything and we would work it out from there.

They have cameras? Is that legal?

^ No legal or real expectation of privacy, and it can keep the club in better standing with the locals.

One time a dancer hung my jacket over the camera.

I have grown to accept them.