Comments by joewebber (page 2)

i went to tip "freckles" the new 21 year old redhead that started there last month. she held out her hand instead of allowing me to place the tip in her garter. Strike 3 the blonde with the frizzy hair--was that Clarissa/Clarice? who was the new brunette?

there's no Mike bartender at TT.

the girl in the cowboy hat is a stock photo. the Pink Pony used the same photo in their social media

11) the OP has the same gripe as most PLs. he's not asking for a dancer to work 'regular hours'. he's asking that dancers try and keep to the schedule that they themselves set. otherwise, there's no way of knowing when they work again, and some guys don't want to plan their destination designated night only to discover that the dancer that said she works Tue, Thu, and Saturday hasn't worked any of those days that week.

in other news, Millie has announced on her podcast that she is pregnant

"The owner of this club is letting it go to hell." clarifying that the owners of this club are not the management team of Steve, Barry, etc. the owners have done nothing to maintain the club. the plastic on the sofas as well as the material underneath it is torn and coming up. there are floor tiles that are missing. the urinal in the men's room is still out of order. yet, they command exorbitant prices in cover charges and parking at NIGHT for people to patronize this place as a nightclub. the signs that read "no chewing gun allowed" are a joke. are they afraid the chewing gum might hold some of the furniture together better?

Pink Pony will employ 18 year olds

as the OP clarified, he went down three stairs into the seating area near the main stage. there is still a basement VIP lounge with seating that costs $50/day to sit down there. some reviews of platinum covered it. There is no point for any of the TUSCLers to go there. it's a giant party room with no one in it.

you obviously went on Saturday NIGHT.

most dancers have low self-esteem. they want someone they feel superior around. that's why they like to date losers.

great review

Rod8432 gave a better review in his comments than you did.

one club I know had a female manager for a few years. the quality of the girls went down drastically. she was not attracted to women, so she hired dancers based on their needs. many were unattractive and the club lost a lot of clientele. once the female manager left and the owner hired a male manager, the quality of the women improved, and the customers returned.

Dan is still there. Byron moved to Diamond club with Jimi

Shadowcat: i realize that. On the day I was there, and the time period I was at the club, i did not hear any music other than hip-hop.

Thanks for the correction

Joker44: There were a limited number of dancers, and those that I did see were not really better than 6s.

Ymmv. There are some girls that know the best rooms to go to get what you’re looking for. Make sure you spell it out ahead of time.

lap dances are $10 each. vip is $50 to the house and a minimum of $150 to the girl. didn't realize I'd left that out

the cams cover the bars, the hallways, and the general interior of the club. there are no cams in vip or in the restroooms

if she's the one i'm thinking of, she definitely doesn't look like she's in her 40s the tattoos are fantastic.

Papi: I also wonder if rap/hiphop culture is not a big influence w.r.t. how many of these girls live and act – at the end of the day hiphop came from the streets and it has glorified and to a certain extent normalized living a certain lifestyle - hiphop having been the dominant art-form over the last 2-decades or so it likely has influenced how many of these young strippers live their lives – " you are 100% correct. and it slipped my mind. the girls are imitating reality TV like the Kardashians, 15 and pregnant, and various aspects of rap and hip-hop culture.

"I'm curious about whether the OP went to clubs during 2020, or paid girls for sex during 2020, etc., since it was a turn off to see girls living their own lives (partying, hookah, etc.); they weren't the ones at risk." I didn't. i sheltered in place until the mandates in my state were lifted. and i was very guarded afterward with people that threw caution to the wind while the pandemic was wreaking havoc across the country.

another note- i wasn't complaining about having to look at their social media. i was asking you all if seeing other aspects of their lives through social media was a turnoff?

some clarification is necessary. air of mystery refers to the past when strippers would NOT tell you their life story when they sat down next to you. there really was a time when this happened. the social media posts of people partying at clubs in 2020 mask-less, sharing hookah pipes, etc when everyone was supposed to be sheltering in place because of a virus that affects your RESPIRATORY system (repeat hookah pipes) was the turn off. the social media posts of strippers doing other stupid things (driving while smoking weed and looking at their phone), is a turn off. social media posts of strippers and their average home life is NOT a turnoff. social media posts of stripper having a good time partying NOW is not a turnoff.