Samella

Many people don't realize that many dancers will give you a FAKE "real name" I didn't realize this until I hung out with a dancer once and got a peek at her driver's license while she was verifying her legal drinking age to the bar staff. Went by "Natasha" stage name, told me her real name was "Alicia", and her driver's license said "Elizabeth". This actually happens A LOT more than you think. Dancers will identify you based on the name you call them--club patron, wanna-be OTC sugar daddy, actual acquaintance, etc.

Stupidest move possible from a business perspective--UNLESS the dancer was downright horrid looking, but no decent club would hire such a stripper anyway, right? Having more beautiful girls, better ratios, and potentially lower prices bring PATRONS BACK. There is ZERO "drain" on management, because the cream always rises to the top. Those who can't cut it will have to go elsewhere, so in summary, by NOT turning away dancers you: 1) create better value to customers 2) directly increase revenue from girls' paying house fees 3) and weed out the worst dancers

What you have described is NOT Scarlett's at YS. Only 1-story building, square center stage, and there is quite a bit of extras available. Completely wrong review.

hasn't given any details you couldn't figure out just from driving by; also, it is $10 to go back each time, not $5; majority of girls offer extras, no idea what he is talking about

I agree. I have seen this club and heard about it. Any big + review on this club is a red flag.