Comments by knightwish (page 5)

@sofaking87 -- Exactly. You are both on par and... You ask a girl you know in the outside world for FS and that starts becoming an affair with all the possibilities for entanglement that implies. That ain't fucking it up, but it's the exact opposite play.

Wow are you acting silly. Treat her just like you would another guy. Find her during a time when she's not with a customer and let her know you intend to respect her privacy. You can also tell her you feel weird getting dances because of your prior relationship and not to take it personally. Providers who out clients have huge problems in life, so she'll respect your privacy.

@scman9876 Thanks hadn't considered plus and minus of Cheerleaders.

@Ironfox I've done about a 1/2 dozen reviews on TER. If you've seen the provider and provide details you won't have a problem. Reviews there tend to be longer than here because they are looking for details about your session. What you did, and how good or bad she was at various things.... Reviews have to stand alone more. While a strip club can easily have 100+ reviews a TER provider may only have 5 so each review counts a lot.

I'd say they are almost completely uncorrelated. Sex businesses are businesses that are willing, to move into economically depressed areas and they can thrive in those areas. The average politician is anti-sex related businesses. On the other hand the average politician is in favor of landlords collection rents and not letting their businesses dry up. No one wants 60% vacancy neighborhoods because everything dies. The best strip clubs are going to be in areas with too much commercial real estate. It isn't a red state vs. blue state thing.

Terrific detailed review!

Very accurate and helpful to prep

Captures the club. Good-great club VIP not worth it.

Tempest enjoying a female customer? Are you feeling OK?

Nicely informative and useful

Just a comment ?25 < $7, that ain't just "reasonably cheap".

You get the witty prop

Thanks for responding and being polite even when you disagreed. By safe I meant for customers I have no idea about dancer on dancer, so I'll stand corrected on that score. As for dancers on Xanax vs. drunk, entirely possible I wouldn't know though I saw a

Thanks for the VIP pricing.

Thanks for sharing a perspective we don't get to hear. Detailed and useful review!

This is the sort of detailed review from people who have been to more than one club that makes TUSCL worthwhile.

Great to see a dancer be honest about her opinion

@dusty -- I think you are forgetting a few things in your analysis. But let me point out the biggest. If the Strip Club owners turn the dancers into regular employees then acts of prostitution by them become acts of pandering for the owners. Pandering is a felony. The problem here is the law. Most jurisdictions are hostile or off and on hostile to clubs and club owners. They have justifiable fears of doing what you suggest. Also in terms of the strippers being at work daily on set schedules... most girls do dancing because it offers them freedom. Take that away and you take away one of the main reasons they decided on the job. In terms of financial models that make sense I think clubs need to diversify their models. Fetish / foot parties for example frequently use a $50 door charge (includes some food) mixed with $20/10 minutes for play. Girls don't have to tip out nor pay a percentage. Anybody paying $50 to go through the door is planning on buying playtime so there don't have to deal with time wasters. I don't see any reason some number of clubs couldn't switch to this. Many of the women who work in SCs would be very happy to be reliably pulling down $100 / hr. GoGoRama in NJ with their deli style approach is an example of a very successful club (relative to the size) that does this moderate reliable strategy well. I think you are recently seeing a surge in clubs with higher admission and an emphasis on alcohol, VIPs and large stage tips. I think that's another good financial mode. I think a return to clubs that mainly sell alcohol and food where the dancers make moderate stage tips but have low contact (Penns Port pub for example) might work. Obviously ultra high milage clubs, is a reliable working model. Diversify customer bases and diversify clubs so that different clubs become more different from one another and don't complete as much.