review comment
4 hours ago
You must have been there on an off night. Or, you have a really tough grading standard for dancers
- Improvement
The three things that have kept me away from HL in recent years are
1. ID scan ( that’s a deal breaker for me )
2. Chubby Cubans
3. Brighter lighting in VIP ( a recent development ).
It sounds like #2 has seen improvement.
- Good, but not really.
Any club that “ gives a tour of VIP” is a rip off joint.
- Surprisingly Fun
With dances around 3 minutes, an hour would be about 20 dances or $600. So, on that basis, $300 is a bargain. If it takes you an hour to accomplish your goal. 😉
review comment
14 days ago
Remember to ask for the sale.
“ I’d like some dances”.
review comment
15 days ago
The problem with not getting dances during an entire rotation is dancers assume you will never get dances and they stop asking.
review comment
a month ago
Hi Liter has really gone downhill. It seems with its past history and set up, a new manager could turn it around in a matter of weeks. Fire most of the Cubans and hire a more diverse group of new dancers. They wouldn’t even need to be stunners.
Or, maybe there are enough Cuban fans to make money. There’s got to be a reason it’s Little Havana. Different strokes for different folks, I guess.
Or, maybe they make enough money during tourist season they don’t need to care about the other 8 months.
review comment
a month ago
It’s impossible to know how many dancers are at BSC unless you sit through all the stage sets. Many dancers are out of view, either in VIP or the dressing room. They will either go straight to VIP after their stage or disappear into the dressing room if no one shows immediate interest.
review comment
a month ago
What employee posters think is important: Praise non-dancer employees by name. DJ. Bar staff. Pole work.
What customers care about: Prices and how far dancers will go, especially in private
review comment
a month ago
I’m confused by your review. I don’t think they’ve had $41 three dance packages since 3 years ago.
discussion comment
7 months ago
From CNN.
“A deal has been signed by the Armenian Patriarchate that will hand up to 25% of the quarter to a commercial entity for a 99-year lease, according to lawyers working to stop the deal. According to the lawyers and residents, the reported intention is to build a luxury hotel on some of the land that is currently a parking lot, but is on prime real estate nestled just within the Old City walls.
Few have seen the contract itself, and those who have are not commenting publicly on how much the deal is worth.
The drama has pitted the Armenian community against its religious leader, the Armenian Patriarch Nourhan Manougian. Regular protests have been held, with Armenian residents and supporters creating a human chain around the part of the quarter allegedly part of the deal.”
discussion comment
7 months ago
In June, Phoenix clubs have fewer dancers. They go somewhere, I know not where.
Phoenix has 2 noteworthy clubs, as does Tucson. If you split your time between Phoenix, Tucson, and Vegas you could fill 7 days with strippers, gambling, and heat. And, Mexican food.
discussion comment
8 months ago
As Tourist season approaches, you’ve got be aware of the Calendar. Tucson Gem show. Phoenix Open. Spring ball. Barrett Jackson. Bowl games……
During those times, the clubs get VERY crowded, prices go up, and ROBs from colder climates descend on the clubs. Many locals stay away during those times.
discussion comment
9 months ago
I cringe when any of my older relatives talks about their “ financial advisor”. I’m almost certain they’d be better off with sticking most in an index fund and 3 years of expenses in a money market.
discussion comment
9 months ago
Just say no to lip filler. You’ve got a 1% chance it improves your looks.
discussion comment
9 months ago
Keep in mind that makeup, with great lighting and camera effects, can dramatically improve how someone looks.
discussion comment
10 months ago
Strip clubs are popular because they are fun. Really that simple. No in depth analysis needed.
discussion comment
10 months ago
I said auto workers, idiot. Not UAW members.
UAW shuts down plants. All 100,000 auto suppliers shut down.
I’m pretty sure everyone else understood..
discussion comment
10 months ago
The US auto industry employs over 4 million workers. If they are suddenly unemployed that would double the number of people out of work. Which, in turn, would cause a deep recession.
So, there’s that to consider.
discussion comment
10 months ago
If the city goes woke. Defund police. Reparations. Mandatory masks. Etc.
discussion comment
10 months ago
Tesla is working on a robotaxi. Two seats. No steering wheel. Big trunk. Driverless. Gull wing door.
It was assumed this was years away. Word just came out it should be built in Texas within 12-18 months.
Elon estimated it will cost $.18/Mile. A fraction of what Uber costs.
It will likely take a few years to reach all markets.
discussion comment
10 months ago
In Norway, 80% of cars sold are EVs. Mostly Teslas. Only EVs can be sold starting in 2025.
So, they can’t be that bad in winter.
discussion comment
10 months ago
Haven’t been to CFs for a decade. Used to be a fun club in the day. Come to think of it, that’s true for a lot of clubs. There aren’t many left.
discussion comment
a year ago
Going to a club where you don’t have a favorite is like speed dating. Or, buying a lottery ticket. Or, trying a new restaurant. Or. Or.
In other words, it’s just life. You try something new, you learn from it.
Most people ( normal, well adjusted people ) just take it in stride. Celebrate the winners. Shake off the losers.
discussion comment
a year ago
The American auto industry is in a decline, and possibly total collapse, as a result of EVs. There are 100,000 companies that supply the Big 3 auto companies, most of them in Michigan, Ohio, and Ontario. Every one of these companies is at risk, along with the lives of their employees and families. The strike and/or large wage increases could accelerate this collapse.