review comment
4 years ago
it's obviously a club ad. one review from the user, who just happened to have joined this month
discussion comment
4 years ago
some of the management from follies are trying to bring the day shift over to Vivide. the same people that own the Diamond Club where Jimi is managing also own this other club.
discussion comment
4 years ago
the girls have either gotten dumber over the years, or the access to the current strippers' private lives on social media has allowed us to see how dumb they are.
i dated them in my late teens (18 to mid-40s), and the current ones seem much more dumb.
discussion comment
4 years ago
which club are we talking about?
review comment
4 years ago
dances should still be $10
review comment
4 years ago
again, the dancer's names do not need to be masked in a regular review
review comment
4 years ago
Honey has a sister, Apolla, that looks almost identical to Honey that works there as well.
review comment
4 years ago
you don't have to mask the dancers' names if they are simply doing their jobs.
review comment
4 years ago
you can name the girls that you meet there, especially the ones for us to watch for that aren't offering anything.
discussion comment
4 years ago
the city hired attorney Scott Bergthold. he's a former SC customer from TN. he pissed away thousands of dollar son dancers over the years. now he has a vendetta and wants to help draft 1A proof city ordinances to close all strip clubs.
Someone should hire a p.i. and help get this guy kicked out of every city and town in the country.
Doraville was using him for a while until the transgenders on their city council realized he's anti LGBT as well.
discussion comment
4 years ago
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WillMunnyAwaiting the edit button since 2011....
the follies manager, and his brother, as well as the floormen that are working at Platinum all seem to corroborate the same story that the club is closed.
whether this is permanent (as in never opening again), or an over extended closure until they attempt in court again is debatable. there is no sense in keeping your employees in limbo if the club won't open for a while.
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4 years ago
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MaxMaximaSeeking spinners without inhibitions
if it's THAT Taylor from Fs, she didn't have any weight to lose.
review comment
4 years ago
I was told by one of the managers that although follies lost the case to a state judge, they had already filed with federal.
discussion comment
4 years ago
there is only that one article from bisnow stating this sale. also, was wondering if the cheetah could do what they did before when they were right off peachtree and 8th st and sell this property and re-open at another address in Atlanta.
review comment
4 years ago
obviously the wrong club.
table dances are always $10 unless the dancer persuades you to pay more.
there are no couch dances or couch room. there is no cover during the day.
discussion comment
4 years ago
a friend of mine shared this with me ages ago.
if you are paying rent on a club monthly, then you should be open and making money every day you are allowed to be open, otherwise you are losing money.
in a non strip club environment, like a nightclub/dance club, having someone in charge of booking private parties and events for the days you're not open to the public is worth their weight in gold.
discussion comment
4 years ago
JoeAtl: " Imagine being in VIP and the fire department bursts in like they did a few weeks ago at Platinum"
What????
review comment
4 years ago
goldmonger is likely correct. your buddy got a free shot, but at what cost? your dancer was in complete control in vip. doubt she would have complained after the fact since you paid her in advance. that is, of course, unless you left out the details as to how you were 'satisfied' by her
review comment
4 years ago
the dances are $15. $5 of that goes directly to the club
discussion comment
4 years ago
yes. the strip club interior was built on a stage at Tyler Perry Studios (ft McPherson). they used some of the old military homes inside the studio grounds for characters' residences
discussion comment
4 years ago
although set elsewhere, it was filmed almost entirely in Atlanta using some dancers as extras.
discussion comment
4 years ago
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gothamytefrom that Adam Westsiiiide of Gotham
you are not imagining things.
most of the strippers in the 80s/90s had one or two tastefully placed tattoos. being a single mom was the exception not the rule. being a college student was the rule and not the exception.
they pretended to take an interest in you, your profession, and your background. they very rarely talked about their home life, and were constantly shifting the attention back to you talking about yourself.
the music was mostly rock, and the loser boyfriends were in bands, and not wanna-be rappers.
most of the music was about winning her love, not about her making her ass cheeks pop while she showed you her p$$y.
most of them had drug problems then, as they do now.
the high end clubs had high maintenance girls with boob jobs, modest length acrylic nail tips, and subtle hair color and hair extensions.
discussion comment
4 years ago
two of the bouncers' social media accounts claim they are only closed because of covid, and that they will be re-opening soon. both say that the rumors are untrue
discussion comment
4 years ago
Goldmonger said in this thread yesterday that they have to wait 10 days to appeal again thus the july 11th date
discussion comment
4 years ago
there are only a few reasons she says this.
1) she's legitimately telling the truth, and trying to justify to herself why she's breaking her own rules.
2) she doesn't want you to think of her in that way.
3) it makes you feel special, and as a result, you'll tip her more for the extras you're getting from her.