Comments by mjx01 (page 2)

Um, yes. He did that in 2016 and nothing prevents it from happening again.

Very true... or be a regular and have this worked out in advance.

Isn't it like rule #1, to never use a CC or ATM ITC? IDK about "pathetic" but watching a guy in his boxers trying to get cash out of an ATM sure tells you something.

"night" VIP is Aug 23

Totally on point review. IMO the features draw in too many "tourists" and skew the vibe

5/6 is a bit low IMO.... but to the OP's point an enthusiastic 7, over a mechanical 9/10. Really just not being rushed makes a big difference.

IMHO, the younger (under 40) generation just doesn't have the interest in strip club experiences the way older generations do. Strip clubs are the opposite of the woke agenda the younger generations must adhere to. Heck, you can't even get them to do their 6 figure jobs if it requires going outside their safe space / comfort zone.

IMHO, most clubs are "regulars" clubs. Outside of real touristy or real business centric locations the economics probably do not work with out frequent repeat customers. Strippers tend to be pretty good at "reading" customers. If you don't look "friendly" or come across as a creep, you are probably SOL.

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Definitely GTA. Nothing fun in Ottawa that I know of.

@ilbbaicnl: In my mind it should be a self solving problem. The less attractive dancers (for whatever reason) should make less and the more attractive should make more. I want to spend my finite disposable income on quality (which is admittedly subjective). However, that shouldn't make me the villain. @OP: I have to agree with Fly: Openly complaining that guys are being cheap and not tipping

IMO the other listings should be allowed. What is or isn't permitted ITC on US soil varies wildly from one location to another. Trying to include or exclude some establishment based on an arbitrary definition makes no sense to me. I see no reason to discriminate against other establishments. More info is better than less IMO. As other's have pointed out, don't read the one's you're not interested in.

I have had online HYSA for several years. 4+ % is nice compared to ~0 % at brick and mortar. I can usually ACH to my brick and mortar in 1 business day to use funds. I've never had a problem with the HYSA part of the equation. OT: what bit me was only having 1 debit card for ATM cash. My bank killed my debit card on the day I was leaving for a trip to a high mileage town. I now have two accounts with a debit card. Necessary redundancy.

What lockjaw said: "No disposable income=strip clubs close down." The industry has been dying a slow death (outside a few select area) since at least 2008. Disposable income never recovered.

FWIW, the VIP parties appear to alternate between day and night shifts. @fun: I mean what the club "thinks" they are, not what they "actually" are. I would have expected far worse in dancer quality for a day shift, hence my low expectation, but I honestly though most of this roster could be "A" team at other (at least rural PA) clubs. Probably more miss than hit but I think this one was a hit.

@fun: I agree, I seem to remember being scanned in the past. I probably just didn't take notice this time. @noragar: very good point. That probably brought in better quality dancers too. @Techman: Base LDs are only topless $20/3minutes heavily monitored never more than one way. Honestly don't know VIP prices other than they are very expensive. Several hundreds for 30 mins.

MV today is a shadow of it's pre-COVID glory. Squeezing more out of fewer customers.

By the crow flies... I guess not too far from PSU. By actual roads... not close at all IMO. My recollection was very smokey.

Well... this obviously depends on your definition of good/bad club culture. I would disagree with OP regarding tourism. In high tourist area you are very unlikely to be a repeat customer. They MO would be to fleece each customer as much as possible as a one off without any fear of lost business in the future. As one poster noted, it really boils down to how much LE cares. In some sense this is political, but not in the traditional red/blue divide. It is surprising that solidly red areas can either be fully puritan about it or down right wild west about it. It is really more about how much pressure the local residents care and in turn pressure local government. If it is a winning issue with voters they crack down on clubs. If there are bigger fish to fry, the clubs are left alone. You might think that very liberal areas would be more permissive but in actuality they are generally (imo) keen to try to legislate outcomes and you get a very mediocre club environment.

Pass, too plastic

MCO suck. Drive to Cocoa.

wtf? 3 randomish reviews of this hole-in-the-wall dive within 11 days. ???

Generally I agree but IME it is $22 cover on Fri/Sat nights

Yes, the dancers are exceptionally hot here... However, I would quibble with the notion of "Disneyland" in relation to this place... there are not any "rides" here to the best of my knowledge

Imo, most markets never recovered after 2008. No disposable income left to spend on club activities. I agree with the generational change, but I think the main money has always been from older regulars, not young bucks.