Comments by Harderlap

My favorite VIP stripper quote “Next time don’t wear underwear!”

No issues here, but if it bothers either her or me, I suggest we find a table. That is, of course, I want to spend some time with her.

Unfortunately I did not, if she even gave it at all.

There is a scene with color in it in “Schlinders List”, so it is, strictly speaking, not entirely a black and white film.

When I evaluate a review, I want to have a sense of whether or not it makes me want to go to the club or stay away, all backed up by objective information, usually from personal experience from the reviewer, good or bad. If the reviewer just says the club sucks with no backup, I usually reject it, but if the claim is backed up, I usually accept it. Same with positive reviews. If someone just says the club is great with no backup, I usually reject it. Poor reviews are easy to spot and reject; good reviews are easy to spot and accept. It is the ones in between that require some thought. I often read reviews and can’t come to a conclusion as to whether or not to accept, so I don’t adjudicate one way or another. I don’t want to add to the clutter on the site.

AI generated text has a certain sterility to it. When I read a review that starts with generalities and never gets into specifics, reads like an encyclopedia, written in third person, and sounds it was written by someone who never visited the club, or any other clubs for that matter, I run it through an AI text detector and accept or reject based on that. I suppose it is just a matter of time before some one develops an AI app to “deAI” AI generated text.

I ran it through a couple of AI generated text detectors and it was labeled from 88% to 100% human generated. Likely human generated and ran through an AI text tweaked.

I don’t stay long at air dance clubs, I scope out the kind of dances that are being held and leave if I don’t see any contact. At worst I am out the cover and price of a drink.

I don’t think so. I haven’t been there recently, but last I heard from a dancer is that they are a no alcohol club, still with dancers, but trying to reimagine themselves as an after hours club. They don’t open until late, not sure of time. I hope this helps, it is all second hand as I have not gone there recently, especially since their troubles with the city and state.

ID and 20s in money clip with ID slots. ID in one of the slots. That goes in left front pants pocket. Dollar bills for tipping in shirt pocket. I separate out money for private dances, $25 where I usually go, and put them in my right front pants pocket. A $20 wrapped around a $5. I separate out money for VIP dances, $275, where I club, and put it in a money clip slot. I often wear cargo shorts to club, and then everything can go in its own pocket.

Five dances for $100 is the norm. If the dancer asks for more, move on, you can get more for less. If you are a strip club newbie, you should know that using the ATM in a club is a bad idea. It is expensive and encourages over spending. Get your cash before you go to the club and only spend that much while you are in the club.

It is not better on Friday or Saturday nights. There are only more customers and dancers, but the quality is still the same.

The $10 table dances are no more. After Covid everything is either VIP or champagne room.

Not sure how long you will be in Phoenix, but a trip down the road to the clubs in Tucson will offer better mileage than the clubs in Phoenix. I like Raiders Reef, but there are other good options. Read the reviews for Raiders Reef, Venom, and Curves.

Everything I know about popular songs in the last 40 years or so I learned at strip clubs.

Rockallnight - some clubs sell tokens which are purchased with a credit card for tipping.

Most clubs scan IDs for one of three reasons, 1) to satisfy Alcohol Control Board requirements so that if someone who isn’t supposed to drink has used a fake ID they have proof the club checked, and some states have requirements that every sale of alcohol include an ID check, or that the person who buys alcohol has an ID in their possession, 2) to protect the club against misuse/ fraud with credit cards, and 3) to have information on customers who may cause problems, like harassing dancers, fighting, or 2AMers.

Oxnard won’t be any better, unless things have changed.

Thanks

To your original question, try Tucson.

Shadowcat - Include me in the Wild Goose fan club.

Ishmael - Some of the AI generated text detectors will identify which parts of the pasted text are AI generated and which parts are human generated.

I would put DC at the bottom with Boston right above. If you count Tucson, I know a stretch, as Phoenix, then I would move Phoenix up.

Here is one way: < https://copyleaks.com/ai-content-detector > And another: < https://gptzero.me/ > I have rejected lots of articles that were AI generated, but only a few reviews. The AI text stands out even without the AI text detector as vague, impersonal, bland, full of generalizations with a lack of specifics, but with perfect English usage. Those characteristics stand out, and when I see them I run the text through the AI text generator.

I had a dancer tell me that I couldn’t look at the other dances going on in the VIP room.