Comments by mjx01 (page 26)

what shailynn said... she lacks an exit strategy

^^^ WTF... (not what I tried to post) between 21 and 30

21 <= x < 30

yes

red ones first, and only one color at a time. OCD!!!

FWIW... I always found # of reviews and # of clubs to be really useful metrics in judging the quality of a review. The contri really obscures that imo.

as a side note... what a kick in the balls. My contri got beat down from 9.5 to 7.4. 8*(

# of clubs reviewed is important too. someone who only reviews the handful of clubs local to where they live just don't have the wisdom on someone who's clubbed in many different towns/states to appreciate the wide range of experiences possible as influenced by local regulations.

although... it will be a pain to re-trust everyone

I am in favor of 'undoing' the conversion of props to trust across the board... and I will go print out a copy of my current trust list so I don't forget who to re-trust. I know that I used props frequently to comment on reviews once upon a time. If I recall correctly, it was the only alternative to a flag at the time.

Hi Founder, thanks for the reply. I believe you are correct there is no option to turn down someone else trusting you. FWIW.... my list of 'trusts given' was totally messed up. Only had about 9 I think before the site changes. I just checked it and had a much longer list. Had to cut lots of users. Probably cut a few I didn't intend to (oops).

well... late to the show as usual. I guess I'm confused. I can see editing the 'trust' (formerly props) which you have given to other people if you don't think they deserve it anymore. But why would you turn down trust/props received from others? Isn't trust/props inherently cumulative? The more people who find you trust worthy adds upregardless if you 'know' the person who has bestowed trust on you.

agreed, much faster since the redesign

There were 2 dancers that I wanted to see in a non-business capacity. Never worked out and occasionally wonder, what if. But eventually sanity returns to my brain and I remind myself that I 'dogged a bullet' both times.

If other dancers at the same club are providing more than air... I would hope this is a self solving problem: no grind = no repeat business; low mileage rep = no business; change business practices or find a different job, no?

FWIW, the dancers I've liked the most were Fri/Sat only and had something else in their life going on M-F. They always seemed the most 'normal' and least F'ed up. The flip side to that is a lot of clubs wouldn't have anything decent to put on stage mid week. (Of course, I subscribe to the philosophy that if no one is coming Wednesday nights there's no reason to be open in the first place... but most people running a strip club aren't exactly business geniuses)

PM's work better

at least you have plenty of friends here (in low places) ;)

^^ what shadow said

on one had I feel for you... getting away from a chick who you've gone 'stupid' for is hard. Ending my ATF thing wasn't easy, but shit dude this is out of control. get her out of your house, change your locks, block her # on your cell phone, embrace the idea that pink is pink and find a new friend.

First, thanks for the heads up. Second, it appears to be the former Penthouse club on the north shore west of Heinz field. So shit location. Only (re)opened 1 month ago based on a quick google. Not to be a pessimist, but my guess would be same dumb asses who couldn't make the Penthouse club work but some how managed to get into a Rhino franchise. Also not to be pessimistic, but looking at their advertising I'd expect a major bait-and-switch.

same dude https://www.tuscl.net/?page=post&id=54053

2018 goal: the only thing that matters is to not die working 80 hrs a weeks for the next 4 months.

During the "golden age" of my local club, there was at least 8 verified in college or recently graduated. Of course there are several 'smaller' colleges within about a 1 hr drive so that skews the numbers a bit. In recent years, things have go to hell at this club, and would guess there are not the 'educated' types working there now as in the past.