Comments by goldmongerATL (page 37)

FWIW I probably need at least a 7 on my scale to pay for VIP. I tend to go for the bikini model type of body on a stripper. If you take the type of stripper I like and see her walking down the beach: <5 - you think she should cover up. 5 - you see her but don't bother looking at her. 6 - you glance at her and watch her thinking she looks pretty good. 7 - you watch her the whole time and think she is hot 8 - you elbow your buddy so he does not miss her and you talk about how you'd like to bang her. All the guys on the beach are watching her go by. 9 - guy activity pauses as she walks by. guys are snapping pictures. guys are starting to get up and walk in the same direction as her to see where she is going so they can go in there too. the boldest guys will even hit on her. 10 - If she stopped she would draw a crowd. She is already walking with one or more guy friends because she has learned not to walk the beach by herself. That's to prevent random strangers from trying to walk with her and hit on her. That still happens, but not as much. When I was younger I had the opportunity to escort a 10 to a bar as her mother did not want her out alone in a strange city. She was a model in town for a photo shoot. She wore a thin cocktail dress. In the right light you could see there was absolutely nothing underneath. If she leaned across the bar she was flashing the room. Men would send her drinks from across the room. They would hand her business cards with their cell number and hotel room written on the back. They would try to elbow me away from her to hit on her (she clung to me out of fear). One table of guys offered her $2000 to come sit at their table. Men she had met earlier in the day were constantly calling to give her updates on where they were partying. Walking down the sidewalk, guys would stop their car in the middle of the street to get out and hit on her. That's a 10.

Some prices are "the same" and some prices are "higher". Compared to what? Don't assume everyone reading the review knows what you know. If you are giving info on the prices, it is better to actually state what they are.

Bouncers used to keep patrons from leaving for a minute when a dancer left, but I guess a guy could be lying in wait close enough to see the dancer leave and which car she got into.

I try to keep two or three cars back.

Had a girl once tell me if we needed a condom she could get one from the house mom for $10. Like someone said, part of the job is the dressing room troll. I have also seen them out on the floor chasing girls for tipouts for all the personnel.

Where's desertscrub when you need him?

Was she an out of state crack whore?

Probably tomorrow

The dancer I am talking about is more reddish blonde.

I know a couple of women IRL that are also Instagram "influencers" meaning they are trying to get companies to pay a little money when they mention, show, wear, eat, etc. their products. It is based on the number of followers. Sex sells, or in this case gets them followers. They are constantly posting bikini pictures, bathroom selfies in a towel, etc. to cultivate "followers". It just takes a few thousand followers to start making some money. They post touting a food or drink or the bikini they are wearing etc. naming the supplier by name and linking to them. One thing I know they do is go somewhere and take hundreds and hundreds of pictures that they can then post for a year or more on Instagram. All those photos in a couple of dozen skimpy bathing suits were taken on one weekend in Panama City. they will pose on the hotel balcony in a half dozen different evening dresses. All with a tie-in to the designer or the source. They then sell most of the clothes on-line or return them. They will post photos of extravagant meals at posh restaurants, but they are not in them. Stock menu photos? Same with romantic sunsets in exotic locations. They will find a parked Ferrari and take pictures next to it for as long as they can, even running back to their car to change outfits. Their "job' is to create this illusion or wealth and jet-setting. If you pay attention, all of the posts next to "their" Ferrari over the course of a year have the same blue Chevy parked in the background :-).

Not sure I know Blaze. I will have to keep an eye out for her at Oasis.

I was once being tailed like that (not strip club related). they knew I had a lot of cash on me. I did the pull into the police station thing. It was a small town and there was not one car in the lot. Luckily I had passed a firehouse so that was my next stop. Pulled up in front and blew my horn. Firemen came out. Creeps left. Told the firemen what happened. They called a cop who then followed me to the Interstate. He pulled onto the shoulder and sat at the bottom of the ramp as I got on the Interstate, just in case. Nice guy.

I think it legal because it is hands free, LOL! Now if you are shoving her head down, that could be different. As for not being a good deal, the economy inside the club and in the front seat of the Uber car are different. Assuming she did extras in the club (she does) there are enough guys in the club who will pay many times that Uber fare so she would not consider it. When she leaves the club she has X dollars. Does she want to walk into her house with X dollars or X-35 dollars? She did not specify if the BJ covered round trip or not. She might get the guy to take her to work and it is his job to be available when he knows her shift would end if he wants his BJ. I did offer to drive her to work. She smiled and said it would be nice to already make tipout before she walked in the door.

No, not big boobs. More of a B cup. Tall and thin.

The tax issue is what drove all of the unincorporated Fulton County areas to incorporate as a half dozen or so cities in the last 20 years. People were tired of their taxes to the county going to support things that were in the city proper and getting little spent where they lived. But, no one has actually broken away from the city.

At this rate, the hookers are going to have to troll the parking lot at Six Flags.

It is about a 250 mile increase to detour to Atlanta via 75 just north of Miami and then 85 from Atlanta to near Richmond. That Atlanta to Richmond run is all city after city, too. I would get a later start and stay in Jacksonville. Jax is only 80 miles further away than Atlanta.

So Doraville is embarrassed by Oasis being mediocre? Maybe the club could improve if they were not spending all this money on fighting the city.

I managed a screen grab before the subscription blocker took effect. It is for 200 violations from 2016 to 2018. I cannot believe the city is not just padlocking the doors. It almost sounds like the city is making a big show of fighting the club but quietly allowing it to keep operating by not physically enforcing anything. Or that could be legal advise with all the "frivolous" lawsuits still in process. Dunno.

The review got across the message not to go there. Not sure how we are supposed to know it is an employee, oh Sultan of Club Ad Detection.

Because they are in legal battles, Oasis in the Atlanta area claims to be a burlesque club. During the day there is "performance art" which consists of a body painter creating art on a "subject" on one of the stages. Plus all dancers must always have a burlesque prop in their hand. So they all carry little plastic Japanese fans or wear a boa while dancing. If they don't, the bouncer either brings them one or makes them go get one.

@Electronman - ATL clubs don't really have a private dance area. Your choices are table/lap dances on the main floor or a private VIP booth.

I think we should all log in and let the dancer type her own review :-)

I think something like "gave a good VIP experience" could convey important information, except even in the same club the reviewer could mean "she let me play with her tits" or "I got a handjob" all the way to "she let me hit all three holes bareback". What is a good experience depends on what the reviewer is expecting or what he is used to getting.

Earlier this year I traveled to a few cities in North Carolina. The major intersection panhandling was everywhere. I mean everywhere. You could not stop at a major stoplight without there being a panhandler with a sign and everything. Lately I am seeing the same thing in the northern Atlanta suburbs. Never saw it before. Always see it at the in-town exit ramps, etc. As for selling water, I have seen it for the last five years or so outside of sporting events. It's a legit service. I see guys buying that $4 24 pack and a bag of Ice and selling it for a dollar a bottle. Often teenagers. Just a bit of entrepreneurship.