Comments by brewerfan

Nope. Just like a SC is never too great to bother to write a review. You write a review so people can judge whether or not to go to that particular club. Think of how much money just in cover charges you are saving us for writing about how bad a club is. That is the point to this site, to me, anyway.

This is another way to see who is available--open your eyes, turn your neck back and forth, and you will see who is available. They'll be at the bar, they'll be walking around, they'll be doing their stage set, they even may come up and say hello to you if you're lucky. You don't need a flippin' line up.

I believe that it's about how much money you're willing to spend on a girl. If you show them the money, they will deliver. I also believe it's about how well known you are to the club.

I like going during the afternoon/day because there isn't a whole lot of patrons during that time than there is a night. Girls pay more attention to you and spend more time with you. Don't get me wrong, I don't like it when it's dead, but I don't like it when it gets too crazy. Youngsters tend to come at nighttime and they are the ones that tend to cause most of the trouble. So, I usually go during the day when I have nothing much else to do the rest of the day.

I was 21 (now 35)and went to a club that had just opened up as well. It was for my brother's bachelor party and several of our uncles took us there to check out the new place. They had bought me my first lap dance as well; after all, I was the best man of the wedding. I had no idea what I was getting into. Seems like yesterday.

OK, she came on to you when you first walked in, right? So, how can she be mad at you for getting her fired, if indeed, she did get fired. And I find it funny that nobody bothered blaming the bartender for serving her the drinks too many drinks. If you really wanna know if she's all right, just go to the club in a couple of days and see if she's there. You don't even have to talk to her if you don't want to, but you'll at least know that she still has a job and that she's still alive, meaning that manangement/staff didn't let her drive home herself. Even if you don't see her again there's other girls. After all, nothing lasts forever.

Next time, finish the whole hour in VIP-don't worry about what she says. She is on your time and not the other way around. You got ripped off because she didn't finish what you paid for-- so, she got a free $75 off you. Then she stood you up. So, yes, that makes her a ROB.

From what I read, it seems to be that you already know what to expect in VIP at your club which is a good thing. So, if you really like what you pay for just one dance at $20, then go for the 15 minute ordeal. The only difference that seems to be is time. I, myself, have never done VIP due to the same reason as you. The only difference is that I have no idea what goes on in VIP. I know it's $300 for a half hour. A single song is $35 and all dances vary DEPENDING ON THE GIRL. So, it's a gamble.

I don't drive anything fancy. Besides, most of the time I go to the club it's usually packed anyway, meaning there are all sorts of different types of cars. I never leave anything valuable that I cannot in my car anytime, not even if I'm gonna be a quick couple of minutes.

The clubs that don't serve alcohol at all are the ones that can go in at the age of 21. Now you can be a dancer at the age of 18 with a bar, but they cannot drink. I guess that goes with the same rule as being a bartender or restraunt server.

Well, I looked at one club from Miami Beach called Club Modonna. It says beer and wine in the features, and 18 & over as well. But it also lists it as a juice bar. Confusing!! But, I glanced at the first several reviews of the club and one of the reviewers had wrote that they didn't serve alcohol and called it a juice bar. So, the features info on these club descriptions is not 100% acccurate. So, I would just call and ask like trojangreg said to do.

If they serve alcohol, you have to be 21. If it's BYOB, bring your own booze, then it's 18.

I don't think it's a big deal. Just don't tell anyone that she's a stripper and you'll be fine. After all, you'll be busy trying to entertain 60 people anyway.

I'm with london on this, What does tipping the dj do? Also, what does tipping the bartender do other than the normal reasons that we tip bartenders?

Do not let her move in with you, for cryin' out loud. Remember: Why do we go to strip clubs to begin with--to see hot girls whenever we want, get lap dances from any girl(s) we chose and get as many as we like, and stay as long as we'd like. We also don't have to take their bullshit if we don't want to and just go visit another girl. If you let her move in with you--you got yourself a relationship--which is a major reason why we go to SCs. You might as well start dating regular girls if you want yourself a relationship.

My opinion on Hooters restraunts in general are that they have great food. Their wings are excellent as well as other menu items. As far as the girls,yes, they are cute, but nothing else. I go there for their food and nothing else. I mean think about their uniforms, orange short shorts and a tight top. Big fricking deal. It really shouldn't mean much to us strip club visitors, for Pete's sake.

The only advice I can give you is, don't unexpect anything. Live and love life now and let the future consequences be what it is.

I never had that problem yet, thank God!! But, I tell ya, it must've been awkward for the both of ya.

Ok, so you have a point. Then maybe Im weird then, lol!!

Ok, you call this a dilemma? Are you serious? I wished I had your problem.

Im gonna agree with spandexman. If you pay up front, just like Mcdonalds, then no you don't tip. People that work at McDonalds actually make good money. I've never been to sonic, but I understand that it's kindda both ways, a fast food place and a drive-in, where you park and eat like an A & W. If you are in the drive in, when you continually get served, then you tip. Meaning, in the drive-in like they are a waitress and check up on you, make sure your ok and need anything else, then you tip them. They are being of service. Otherwise, a pay up front and a quick good bye, then no.

Yes, that's the biggie. Did you pay for the dance? If you didn't, then you got a free minute. Technically, in that situation, you are at a gain. Some girls, you may get a lot for a minute. They make sure you get a great 3 minutes worth. But then again, some girls take their long ass time getting adjusted over the initial song, thinking that you are buying more anyway. But if you did pay, then you got screwed and you should of said something.

The only thing that strikes me as being weird is that you said that you had 4 freebies, in which you did, since you didn't have to pay for, obviously. But why would you get freebies? I mean, dancers have to pay the bouncer up front for each dance, in other words, each song. There's a door fee for each song that gets played when you are back there. For example, let's say that they charge you 20 for a song. you give her 20 plus tip and the girl give the bouncer what she owes them. So in other words, she's losing on this.

There is one thing I have to say. Don't expect anything extra out of these dancers. They live for the moment. If it sounds right at the time, they'll say whatever. At least you got responses and excuses. But dont ever think a girl is just gonna pop in cuz she said she would.

Wait, sounds like a con here, as I think about it. You had 8 dances at $10 a piece. That's $80, so, why would she think that she meant to give you only $40? Don't know. If she is really dumb as she thinks I do, don't go out with her. Sounds kinda like trouble, in the long run.