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Sorry for mistaking your comment juicebox69...You too!

Geez guys, calm down! I apologize if it came across as creepy. That was not my intent. I was simply curious. It's not like I'm asking for their birth date, address, social security number, and mother's maiden name for crying out loud! @kingcripple: I am not, nor have i ever been, a stalker. @juicebox69: Sarcasm much? @rickdugan: Finally, an intelligent response from someone who understands what I am coming from. @txtittyfan: Comparing apples to oranges...

One last thing, being groped is the norm in Vegas. Two-way contact is a prerequisite. Guys just expect it, because its Vegas and its expensive. If you are uncomfortable with two-way contact while nude then i would only dance at one of the numerous topless clubs in town. Although, if you are hot enough to get into say a weekend shift at the SR, then you could maybe get away with less contact. Best of luck, and HAVE FUN!

rfcookie, You will need a number of legal documents before you can dance in Vegas (may inflate your costs a bit). Also, with Vegas clubs the competition in the looks department is probably the highest in the nation, especially on weekends. It would probably be your best bet to go when you know a convention is going on, and work in the late afternoon/evening. Unless you are an absolutely drop-dead gorgeous model (or willing to do extras for the manager), you will not be given an evening or weekend shift at any of the high dollar clubs (SR, Sapphire, etc.). Competition is fierce for those shifts. Vegas rules are that if alchohol is served, dancers can only be topless in a G-string, and if it is full-nude they cannot serve alchohol. There is no distinction between the stage and the VIP. The only club to have both is the Palamino, but it is in a bad area (close to North LV). As far as contact during lap dances goes, the law says the customer cannot touch the dancers, but of course that is not enforced, so it is left up to the individual dancer to determine her limits. Some girls will charge more than the standard lapdance rate for allowing certain levels of contact. For example, the standard dance may be $20, but she may charge $30 to allow playing with breasts, or $40 for everywhere but the "kitty". It is my personal belief that there is a tipping point for the "more contact = more $" theory. At a certain point, a customer will not pay THAT much more for more contact (without sex). IMO, the best money is in the "everyhere but the kitty" contact approach. That's how I've seen girls make the most in $ in Vegas.

I guess it doesn't usually make a difference to me whether a strip club has a restaurant or not. (I have never eaten a meal at one.) While in a SC, I am usually too preoccupied with munching on things other than food to care too much one way or the other. ;)