Comments by rediguan (page 2)

Sam - Body = 10 with a face of only 6 or 7? I need to increase my standards... I'll go with the body every time over the face, but when it gets down to 3 on the face I may pause - at least until the drinks kick in. Maybe that is how we should rate the dancers now, huh? In the case she was a 10/3. First part body, second part face. I've never seen a 10/10 before but have danced with a 9/8...

Agree with Shadow - I put a coaster or napkin on top. Seems to do the trick. However depending on the club I may just take it with me. Depends on the situation. If the place is slow or empty I will leave it but if packed definitely taking it with me.

I ask. I just think its the easiest way to proceed. What are the ground rules? Based on that answer I decide Should I Stay or Should I Go Now...

Slick- loved the story. Just another one to tell your buddies. Golden showers are not my thing but Cool chick. Keeper in my book.

Small, non obnoxious tats are fine. when a dancer has a sleeve or had 30 tats then I stay away. Just not my thing. Everyone of the dancers has a tramp stamp so nothing can be done there. Neck tats are definitely a no go for me.

Perhaps it's the litigious society we live in but when I see a dancer 20 ft high upside down I worry about the lack of insurance if she falls, etc. Superior pole tricks do nothing for me. I also don't go much for the high energy dances. If I slide up to the rail and tip and she stops to chat, gives me the look, that kind of thing then I'm interested. The overall high energy, death defying act - leave that for the circus. I'll take the T and A in the back.

If u believe striiperweb dancer chatter some will clear over 1k a night. Probably from some and dependent on location, extras, etc.

Iron: Commando under those athletic shorts?

Rick - you sounded like a politician on that escape. I don't banter too much with dancers but I always ask if dancing is all they do and almost every time they are saving money for school. When I ask what they are going to do that is when the answers start to get interesting: Most common: Hairdresser Most crazy: economists (Huh!)

I'm with Lone_Wolf as well. I think Papi makes some good points as well however I would think some dancers work on a reverse bell curve if you will. After they make their money for the day/night and enter the profit zone they might phone it in for a bit. But then there is a point where they start having a huge night and get all revved up again. Not sure, just a theory.

Funniest thing I've read here in a long time. Well done. You are not the only one Slick.

I haggle but not to much deviation from the original asking price. I don't like to low ball so I normally just try to get the price down a notch. Same but different question - I had a dancer not quote a firm price for extra but instead quoted a price per song. Ever had this happen to you guys before?

Alucard: Why is shaved so important - my guess would be the internet porn generation and the perceived cleanliness factor. As I get older its getting less important. I'll compromise and go with the Landing Strip.

I would say Flight Club. Sorry can't help on the dancer side but the selection is bound to be better than Landing Strip.

Motor: Its probably happened to others before but at FlightClub in Detroit the valet guy tried to double charge me. My first time there I was told the valet fee was upfront. Ok and I give him the money. Sure enough, I come back out and he wants me to pay again. Get the manager, straighten it out. Valet guy backtracks and says he forgot I was the only customer to prepay. Other than that its been pretty painless. And now I just jinxed myself...

Slick: Whether it was a hustle or not at least you didn't lose that much. I'm sure we all have stories about dropping a hondo in a VIP session that was ended up wasted. Besides, the mood was shot when she started the water works. The fact that you left the money was a judgement call you had to make on the spot. Right or wrong - only you can make that decision. And if your read on the situation was right then good on ya mate. If not, as Rick says, an educational moment. Any discussion of morals is clouded by the act of paying for sex anyway. Once you begin to layer on the hustle or real life event decision and whether you leave the money or walk out with your wallet in tact...well that's just too many damn layers now, isn't it? IMO you made the right call.

Dandy - Fair enough. I suppose if you were posting reviews often enough you would see changes or updates to the SC posted from other reviews or you yourself would let everyone know in your review. Probably good for new club reviews as well. And if the setup lends itself to certain action then by all means. And Estafador brings up the good point about lurkers. Perhaps I'm jaded to the point where the clubs are falling into 2 categories : High-End Vegas types and dive-bar low maintenance types.

ha! Im with Alucard. No ass should ever see the light of day when its that big.

isn't the definition of happy and satisfied too subjective? One man's trash is another man's treasure. Purely geographically the $100 will get you a lot more in Michigan versus NY. But I'll bite on the challenge - my answer is No. $100 will not do it. I guess it's death for me.

Good topic Slick. I'll admit it, i had to google the term misandry. I'll try to not to use big words but after having to look up the term I might not be able to help myself. I think sclvr5005 has a point, but to a point. The dichotomy between the dancer and the customer is interesting if only because many times they depend on each other. It's like the chicken and the egg. Do we go to SC's because the dancers provide a service or do the dancers work at SC's because there is money to be had? However, fulfillment is certainly tilted towards us as the customer. Without getting too much into the sociological differences between men and women when it comes to sexuality, sometimes the expectations of the dancers mimics the movie Pretty Woman. The reality, of course, is much different. And now back to my miller high life.

sometimes I wonder why the stage or sc layout is important. I know I've done it in my reviews but after going to over a dozen or two they all start to look the same. Every SC has a stage or 2, a pole, a bar, and a lap dance area. Personally I think the most important is how much money things cost...parking, cover charge, drinks, dances, extras. As equally important of course are the dancers looks. Other those items what else is there?

how about Founder releasing a Coffee Table book with a 'Best Of' list of reviews?

I'm with Slick - once it's out in public no harm no foul. Interesting comment from you about naming names and services. I had to re-read my reviews to make sure I didn't snitch too much. I'm terrible with names so that helps. Re-reading your own reviews is a bit entertaining. I can see when I had a bit too much and cant remember details...

Overrated: Ass Slapping. does nothing for me. Underrated: Slow tease with ass or box close to face (provided everything is clean and fresh)

Agree with AfricaLove, although a bit jealous of his price range. I guess it's all relative based on your net worth but I always think differently the next day. Damn I could have bought...enter your own wish here...