rob0411

Bartender dance prices the same. $5 entry fee. No VIP fee for me but paid by the girl on a per dance basis. Ok privacy. Long narrow room with half wall booths along one side. Sitting down you couldn’t see what was going on in the next booth. Stand up and you could see. Handful of girls. One very skinny but most a bit heavy. Bartender best all around figure.

To respond - no club cover, no vip room cover. VIP was a room off the main club with bench seats on the perimeter and dividers every four feet or so. VIP monitor spot at entrance to the room and the girls pay their toll as they leave.

How will the system change? Easy solution for the law is to make dancers employees and put them on the old time piecework system. The dancers get minimum wage for the hours they are there, then a cut of the money they earn for dances. This would require a person to check them in and out of the dance room, keep track of their time, and collect the money (probably in advance) from the customer. From a customer standpoint, this would suck. It happens now in a number of clubs in NC and is the reason I don't go to them. No more casual conversation in the back. Everything becomes very mechanical because there is a charge for every song you're with her.

Guy: "Would you sleep with me for $1 Million dollars?" Girl: "Certainly" Guy: "Would you sleep with me for $50 dollars?" Girl: "What do you think I am?" Guy: "We've already established what you are. Now we're just arguing price.

Someone said she was "a favorite dayshift dancer". The article said her name was Holly. What was her stage name? I don't recognize Holly as a dancer.