Comments by Slowalk

I don't know if this counts : In 2009 I was temporarily working and living in Germany. I had 45 days between assignments and had to return to US so, I flew back to Detroit and visited every black strip club starting in Detroit, Cleveland, Long Island, NJ, MD, DC, NC, SC ATL, MIA, TAM, Memphis, STL then Chicago. My expat exchange rate from euros to USD made it possible.

I have asked for dances at different times at other clubs. In this instance, the dancers did not hang out. They disappeared in the back..

I haven't frequented any clubs since this road trip in 2009. I was working in Europe and my expat pay made the expense just pocket change. Moreover, I had a good reason to stop going. However, I was invited to go to DejaVu and other clubs for a bachelor party last month. Deja was the only black club that night and is not what it was 3 years ago. I'm sure that Atlanta will be the best place to start.

correcions: I went to Tampa and Miami in 2011.

Since I initially wrote this, April, 2010, I travelled to E. St Louis and checked out these black clubs. In particular, I liked Soft Touch in Washington Park, IL. The girls were friendly and actually picked up a girl who was not a dancer there, just a patron. However, someone stole my phone right out of my holster when I was in a tight crowd. I don't see Soft Touch on any list here. Also, Wed, Feb 16 and Fri, 18, 2010, I went to Hollywoods in Tampa. Wednesday was a big night; I think it was amateaur night. There was allot of great looking girls... It was not so friendly but doable. Its a nude club but, the girls don't always strip nude. Since I was one of the few white guys, I was asked if I was an owner, a cop or a John. Yeah, some girl got really close to me and then let the wind out of my sails when she handed me her "Business Calling Card". Damn, she was so hot too but, I'm no John. Mon, Feb 21, I stopped in at King of Diamonds in North Miami. I'm not sure which club is bigger, Diamonds or Tootsies. Both are in former warehouses. Its next to I95 South off Miami Gardens. Monday is Womans Fight night and its crowded. People start coming in around midnight. There all shapes and sizes black women in this club but, don't think you're getting intimate. The girls are accustomed to making allot of cash here everynight so, they are absolutely jaded in the extreme. Feeling alone in a crowd, I left before the Womans Boxing started and went to Co Cos Lounge a little south. Its more Ghetto but, most of the girls are very hot here too. I was surprised at the crowd since it was Monday night. I think that the best clubs are in Atlanta... the best dancers in Detroit, the biggest is King of Diamonds in Miami and the best attitudes were in StLouis and the easiest to get action is Memphis. I've been to LA and Vegas and found them to be overrtaed in the extreme. Its off to Texas next week. It looks like MD and Philadelphia will have to wait.

Although clubs are moneygrabs, I leave clubs that seem to appear that I should give up my money just because I'm in the club.   If the women are fat and ugly, aggressive and angry, or ignore me altogether, I leave.  I don't care for smoke but, I won't stay away because of it.  I don't like tatoos but, I'm not interested in dating a dancer.  I will agree that loud music that woman can't dance to shows that the club doesn't know what they're doing.  Mosty, sexy friendly women make me visit.  Not enough bang for the buck keeps me out. 

<p>Can an American city be more mismanaged?&nbsp; Leaders &quot;fan the flames of racism&quot;; the concept of zoning is intentioanally distorted; City Councel maintains &quot;turf for selfish&nbsp;ends and&nbsp;Church and State is not separate.&nbsp; <br /> <br /> Although I've heard the accusation several times, noone has ever given&nbsp;believable evidence that Strip clubs create crime.&nbsp; Still, if we need a solution,&nbsp;maybe Detroit could benefit by a &quot;sin zone&quot;.&nbsp; It makes no sense for a families to move&nbsp;into an area that&nbsp;strip clubs&nbsp;have existed for years.&nbsp; Its just Detroit residents&nbsp;to blame others for their own lack of judgement.&nbsp;</p>

What are the new regulations in Detroit?