Comments by Cheo_D (page 2)

My best SC experiences have involved eye contact in the preliminaries and during the dances... of course even better when there is some other contact going on. OTOH being I'm at a strip club there is no point in reminding "my eyes are up here" -- one of my best moments was when I made eye contact after spending a significant time taking in the sights, and her look clearly communicated "hell yeah, I KNOW you want what you're checking out... "

Papi_Chulo true that about the Latinas and covers... back before the Cubana flood a man could get direct contact for a reasonable tip at DD but it's amazing how fast things changed.

Yeah, the DD girls will try to get you to pay the club's cut -above- the established prices. Ya gotta make clear that you know what the prevailing rate is.

What a thorough review! I wrote a couple of years back, it would be a challenge to keep up such an upscale operation in the Pompano. I mean, it is so different from anything else around -- will the high class market really sustai it for long? I mean, for what a lot of customers want of a SC in SoFla, you can probably get it twice over at DD for what you'll spend at SG .

Heh, seems like DD has been fully cubanized though still a place where you know what you're getting... I will be soon after a long hiatus doing a swingby of SoFla so I'll get to check out for myself...

Papi_Chulo yes, in fact the lack of private rooms comes about as part of the terms for recovering their permit. Which in turn results in some extremely high in-the-open mileage. Alas, in recent years it is true what iknowbetter points out, there has been an increase in ROB hustle to an extent that did not use to be the case back in the early 2010s.

Yeah, the "Strippers Behind the Scenes" clip is staged. As long as we understand that we can still enjoy it, like the WWE. Now, nothing wrong with porn set in the context of a Strip Club VIP Room but as IceyLoco said, everyone has to be on board with the recording and sharing or the place is getting shut down fast.

Interesting, I was about to ask the same thing (had been away a while).

And they have the nerve to get raw on JLo for staging the story without clearing it past them? Bitch, your story is public court record. OTOH, the dudes got to take some heat too for thinking with the dick. Let this be a lesson.

Eh, fair deal for the business owners, it's their right boycotting someone who brings up conduct that places the trade into disrepute. Won't walk out of a place that keeps playing them but I can see their point. (Same for R.Kelly content)

This seems to be an incomplete cut-and paste, even to the point of having copied a reference footnote number.

She shares a place with Amber, right?

LaGuardia has needed a demolition crew for a couple of decades now. JFK is odd because it's really like 6 airports in one, if you're flying out of T5/Jetblue at least the time waiting to get aboard is not that bad. Newark has a bit that's from the 80s and sort of reasonable and a bit that's from the 60s and you can tell; plus the thunderstorm always goes over Newark. Reagan/National is reasonably well kept because so many DC swamp creatures use it, but using it often theaches the newb and remionds the veteran that "on time departure" means when you pull away from the gate, NOT when you roll for takeoff, the time between the one and the other can extend (and God help us if El Queso Grande is airborne around that airspace at the time).

^ Heheheh yeah I was under the same impression as twentyfive. West Palm has an identity issue, related to Palm Beach proper being sort of posh but the rest of the county being tickytacky at best. Plus of late the stress of having a particular weekend resident may be getting on people’s nerves.

So what if a relative of mine is loaded -- If I'm a hot mess I am not entitled to be kept by them.

Yeah, sure, I suppose this is likely to be as succesful a project as Ronnie's space defense shield thingy. More like a big subsidy program for their Av/Space industry. OTOH announcing that you intend to nuke Florida is a slap in the face to all of us who enjoy the local businesses and a personal threat to valuable community member Papi_Chulo.

Mediocre actual governmental performance. Abominable excuse for human being. That they are are willing to tolerate such a creature just so they can get their tax break is a stain on the conservative movement... then there's "take the guns first, give due process later". Dude has jackshit of a notion of what is Rule of Law. OTOH back in the day I could have given Melania a whirl in VIP.

Hold on... he paid 66-80 per song in ALLENTOWN? Fuck, I've some business proposals to present to this dude...

My one comment is that I get to move about a bit so the field would be unreliable for me... but I think I may play around with it.

If something resembling properly organized local government were the rule in MIADade County, maybe they'd avoid these headaches or solve them quickly. But that's too much to ask in Florida.

Good point, @623, we do get a changed perspective as time goes on. And those who lived through boom years and rode high when the wave crested can get especially bummed out when things go flat.

Justin, Papi, I would tend to agree. It is the same paradox as with people who move out beyond the suburbs and then are upset that there are smelly cows or hunters with guns or bears in the back yard. You're there for the Quarter scene but it gets old fast and people don't want to bring their kids. So every now and then you crack down to signal "hey, keep your places!". OTOH, it's true that Bourbon St. per se (as some of the old-school clubs) had become with the passing of time something of a rundown self-reinforcing parody, a tourist trap for the Drinking Classes to have their money removed. And I'm sure the Town Fathers would like to strike some balance and attract a better quality of reveler. Old NOLA already has places to go to with a lower risk of an unpleasant experience -- if you wanted good music venues you could head to the Marigny; or if you wanted bar/party scene but more socially respectable you'd stay south of Royal on Decatur Street/Jackson Square. Bourbon St. however still has the "name", and I'm sure many would like to see it become a more presentable location for hip music venues and bars -- perhaps not Times Square but more like 6th St. in Austin.

What can't you find in NOLA sidewalks, s_j_g... The descriptions of activities do not look at first so unusual. Interesting that the "club handshake" is a repeatedly reported offense. Then again, someof the clubs in that list I'd have expected them shut down by the Health and Safety office years ago... A bit surprised to see the "upscale" Rick's in the list but of course high price is no guarantee of being squared away.

When your first name is so absurdly common as mine, I can let it go. Family name, nope.

Right now... $178 in cash. Then again it's not club day.