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What does one get for $370/15 minutes?

Pro Tip 2: Think about the business traveler that is sitting in his hotel room with only time enough to hit one club in this new town. Let him know why he should or should not visit.” This is my most common use of this site and the lens I tend to use. Clubs in my area? I know them for the most part. And know when I smell BS.

Vegas pool and a cabana on a few occasions. Topless pool a couple of times. Shows and concerts. Adult toy store. Clothes shopping at the likes of Bebe (no longer exists). Shoe shopping at the likes of Doc Marten.

Their shift change is at 4 pm? That's a pretty short shift.

I've been following some strippers recently that look hot on IG. Saw a few of them in their club for the first time recently and was disappointed in their appearance IRL. Almost like false advertising.

In 35+ years of clubbing I've never used a strip club ATM. I bring enough cash to cover my planned entertainment expenses. If I run out, which happens from time to time, I leave. There's always another day and another club. I occasionally run a drink tab, if I'm hanging with a dancer, with what I feel to be a trusted bartender. Girls I've known for 5-20 years. Haven't had an issue, so far.

I went to Hawaii in 1987 I believe. Used frequent flyer miles and stayed in Honolulu. Had a rental car with no pre-planned itinerary but one of the places I went to was the Arizona. If I recall you first watch a film and then board the boat to the Arizona. I found the Arizona quite moving particularly the plaque with names of all the soldiers that perished that day. At least at that time they still had trickles of oil floating to the surface, 46 years later. It's on my bucket list to go again.

I agree with the 45 minute trial. No sense beating a dead horse. I used to do 2 or 3 clubs, if needed. These days I often throw in the towel after one club. The talent is pretty lean these days in the afternoons. I often find the grass is no greener at stop 2.

No pricing info whatsoever. And a club that gets reviewed once or twice a year, details would be useful. Adjudicators setting a low bar.

Good advice on the entrance and exit. Now that you mention it it would have probably made sense to have the entrance on the South, exit on the North.

I use it. As an ajudicator, if pressed for time, I'll prioritize those with $100+ spend. A bigger spend should correlate with a more extensive experience and review. If a review seems to fall short of an alleged significant spend I'll try and coax the HOW from the submitter. They will sometimes elaborate (more VIPs than described, significant tips, made it rain, etc.). I use it less when researching. I'll focus on the more recent, wordier reviews.

OTC is readily available. Chances are you will be asked. If not, ask around. In terms of offers in a casino the most recent was Chandelier Bar at Cosmopolitan. "Where are you staying? Can I ESCORT you back to your room."

I saw them in 2019 and Gary Rossington performed in the concert's entirety. Then in 2022 he only performed in 3-4 songs and it was just a tambourine or harmonica or something simple. The article sheds light, persistent heart issues. RIP.

How can one be a reviewer if they have ZERO reviews? Inquiring minds want to know.

The lap dances are a big money maker for them ($5 per). They'd close the stage before they dropped lap dances. Was there a couple Saturdays ago. Didn't partake in the tent. Not many girls of interest and they seemed more focused on the dollar parade. The wall closure was annoying, it's where I normally sit.

Well that's one way to get an extra 30 days VIP. Submit the exact same review with a different title.

@rogertex suggest asking Founder to delete and submit this review for the correct location.

When reviewing unpublished reviews there is no categorization of Club Type. Nude, Topless, Bikini, Lingerie Modeling, etc. Knowing the type of club helps the approval process.

I don't think it's unprecedented. Other clubs seemingly inflate the dancer roster. And to be fair to them strippers are about as flaky as they come.

Rarely have $50s. I live in PA and use Bank of America which dispenses $100s. When in NJ their ATMs dispense $50s instead. I too insist on presidents facing forward so I can verify denomination more quickly. I don't care if they are upside down though. Got off my routine at least twice that I know of. Once tipped a $20 when it was intended to be $1. Once tipped a hostess $100 when it was intended to be a $20. Hostess asked me twice if I wanted change, knew my routine was $20, so situation was rectified and she earned an extra tip.

I usually bring ten or so dollar bills to get me started and keep in my right front pocket. Replenish with change from cover and/or drinks and break a $20 when needed. $5, $10, $20s sorted in my wallet. $100s in separate section of wallet or sometimes will fold in half and place behind the $20s.

It looks like it got a redesign overnight. White letters on a black background. I like it. Some reformatting as well.

In my experience spinning poles are the exception, not the rule. Don't see them very often in my travels. Then again I'm not there for the (stage) pole tricks.

I was well acquainted with LGA but that was 30+ years ago. It was cramped and dungeon like then. What I could swing it I preferred the longer drive to EWR. I have been hearing good things about the new terminal.

I didn't find it very useful due to the anticustomer attitude. Did meet one of the girls at her club, initially it felt a little odd like a blind date. Gave her info on a couple other clubs over the years and have seen her at 3 other clubs. She got a big girl job and only moonlights about once a month. Has some regulars who compensate her well to make it worth her while. Minimal contact girl, I do enjoy our conversations.