discussion comment
a year ago
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Dan3635Gulf Coast. I’m not your boss.
Ricks did buy this Club. It is now part of that chain.
review comment
4 years ago
I have read a lot of comments and have been a member on TUSCL for decades: His line, "I didn’t buy any dances. I didn’t buy any drinks. I paid to get in and would have paid again to get out. Thankfully they didn’t charge to leave." Is the best (and toughest) review I have read here in a long, long time...LMAO! Thank you Boodwah!
review comment
5 years ago
Club is back open as of late June with its liquor license.
discussion comment
15 years ago
Hi Sara: Go to Myrtle Beach, SC: low cost to live there right now for the GOLFERS till mid-November. Penthouse Club, Masters Club, Thee Dollhouse, in order of worth. Winston, adultclubbroker.net
discussion comment
17 years ago
Definitively: Platinum Diamonds IS redoing interior. Is NOT in trouble financially. Word is that it could be back open as early as week of June 25th.
review comment
10 years ago
The Club is very definitely not owned or controlled by Spearmint Rhino of Las Vegas. 11Miami is totally independent of and not in any way connected to SRLV. I know both owners, and the Clubs are not connected.
review comment
8 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
One of the most in depth reviews I have ever read on tuscl.
review comment
9 years ago
Always like to hear about out Brazilian Beauty!!!
review comment
10 years ago
Gave a wide open review but he is wrong on one important fact
review comment
10 years ago
Great Review
review comment
10 years ago
full review
review comment
10 years ago
its the truth
review comment
10 years ago
because he loves the Vivid Club now names Scores
review comment
13 years ago
good comparison
article comment
10 years ago
To reply to Steve229: In short, YES! The upturn in the economy is driving interest....and compared to discos, C&W bars, urban clubs, etc....Nothing beats a strip club for steady income---but, and this is the big caveat-the competition is tougher, the restrictions in the industry itself related to Entertainer employment tax status, and the fact that every venue is working harder....The days of a Club being a plain old cash machine are long gone.....and As to SuperDude, if you ever become aware of a similar situation please do let me know asap. I personally have NEVER heard of any situation like that, and my first thought is that there might have been more to that scenario than just some late taxes....of course, there's always something different, new every day...LOL!!!...As for Jackslash: You have a number of reviews, but I submit your guest perspective is pretty much not correct with respect to Owners.
article comment
10 years ago
To Gawker: I once had breakfast with the son of the man who had contacted me to sell the Club his very too-rich son had bought cause he thought he was buying himself a personal pussy palace. Halfway through the breakfast, the kid's eye go green and big, grabs his mouth, and disappears into bathroom for half hour tossing his guts coked out of his mind...He was wasted, had wasted my time....I billed Daddy for my total trip before I'd take the engagement. Not only were the Club's finances a trainwreck, but Cokie-Boy managed to snag a sexual harassment suit cause he sure 'nough pissed off a dancer he fucked--made selling the Club problematic-and this was a multimillion$ operation. Due to the incompetence of the son-on somanylevels-Landlord eventually just took it back, and their total investment north of $6M went down the tubes.
My "3D" occupational hazard for Owners or Managers: Drugs, Drinking, and/or Dancers: either one or all or any combination thereof.
...I flashback to that total scene everytime I'm contacted by a first-timer....but next time I'll tell you about the guy I put in his first Club, and how strongly he is doing now!!!!
article comment
10 years ago
You are absolutely correct! They are by definition in a "small business" category. Factors outside of a mainstream business, such as say a shoe store or even a regular bar: Zoning, business permitting are EVERYWHERE very prescripted, very controlled. I will be posting more, although I do write a regular article for Exotic Dancer Magazine, however it is more narrowly focused on technical aspects of ownership and operation.