FinalLap

Stay, watch, think carefully, then decide. If she worked for my company,I'd probably have to let judgement prevail. If just a younger acquaintance... I might take the chance. Life is short!

It was a happy day when Michigan went smoke free! I totally agree with you, Motorhead. And why so many dancers still smoke is a mystery. I'd think there are far more customers like us...who don't want to smell like an ashtray... than those who don't care. Also, consider the time away from money-making activity that smoking takes in a strip club. They can't make a nickel when they go outside to grab a cigarette. And, then--in the Winter--they often put a light coat on over their stripper thong and go outside into the freakin' Michigan Winter--just to smoke. One of Life's Great Mysteries!

It was a happy day when Michigan went smoke free! I totally agree with you, Motorhead. And why so many dancers still smoke is a mystery. I'd think there are far more customers like us...who don't want to smell like an ashtray... than those who don't care. Also, consider the time away from money-making activity that smoking takes in a strip club. They can't make a nickel when they go outside to grab a cigarette. And, then--in the Winter--they often put a light coat on over their stripper thong and go outside into the freakin' Michigan Winter--just to smoke. One of Life's Great Mysteries!

Anyone who would go to VIP without sampling the dancer via a couple of regular couch dances (at least) is looking to throw a lot of money away. Generally, I've found that if I have an unexpectedly good time on the couches, VIP will be at least as rewarding. I haven't found that talking about it gets me much. It's awkward, and sometimes the dancers are suddenly uncomfortable, because they are being asked to promise something they probably have been told by management NOT to do. Certainly, I've been disappointed sometimes in VIP, when it was even less exciting that a regular dance. But those are risks we take in this "hobby." One other observation: If a dancer heavily pushes VIP, vaguely suggesting that wonderful things will happen back there...I immediately suspect a hype job. And likely NOTHING will happen in VIP. I put much more stock in what she DOES in a regular dance, vs. what she SAYS she'll do in VIP.

While there are many WEAK reviews, I think there are few BOGUS or fake reviews. The honest truth is that many guys who go to clubs aren't accomplished writers. They fall short in organizing their thoughts and putting them on paper. But they are honest, hard working people who spend their hard earned money in clubs, just as I do. I appreciate their effort to contribute to the site. I try to read a variety of reviews before going to a new club. For me, this has become a hobby, of sorts. Almost all information is helpful in some way.