Comments by canny (page 18)

I have to admit, when I had a threesome my standards for the second girl were lower than normal.

The superintendent said no. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/03/21/teens-porn-star-date-to-prom-scuttled-by-district-officials/ If I was him, I'd raise the money to fly both of the porn stars in and go out on a date with the pair of them and skip prom......

The restrictions are on the age. Anyone who isn't in high school has to be cleared by the school.

I've seen some of the girls on those sites in other porn videos that were shot before the videos that were posted on those sites were shot. That doesn't mean that all of the girls on those sites are professional porn actresses, but I know that some of them are.

I've been asked by a dancer to teach her friend who was just starting.

Plus, another local club where I live charges a cover charge, but if you get there before 8 PM the bouncer at the door let's you in for free. They want the first few customers there to get the dancers to show up and start dancing early so they give the first few customers free admission.

My current favorite club charges a different cover charge on different nights of the week and as it get's later at night the cover charge goes down. Tonight the cover charge is $20, but if I show up after midnight they charge $15 and after 1 I think they only charge $5. They're open until 3, so that $5 is worth it.

I'm single and I use my credit card at some clubs. They show up as innocent names, but I can imagine trying to explain to your wife what a $200 charge from "Oli-Car, Inc" which is classified as entertainment is really for if she sees the credit card receipt. That's how credit card charges show up on my credit card bill from one local club. The club name is no where to be found, but I can imagine trying to explain that charge to a suspicious wife. I can only imagine an IRS agent sitting outside of a strip club and writing down the license plate numbers of the strippers as they leave, pulling their tax returns, and then auditing them and the club the following week if the strippers didn't file a tax return. Every stripper who I know would be hit with income tax evasion.

Every strip club that I know about has 18 and 19 year old girls dancing at it, and most of them serve the girls alcohol too, knowing that they're under 21. That sign isn't a surprise to me.

@sharkhunter, you're right. I know a few dancers and they are all saying that the money isn't what it was 2 years ago. The only strippers who are earning a lot of money are either 9's and 10's or are doing lot's of extras.

Lowelleville isn't that far from me. I've never been there, but I've been to other clubs close to it. A friend of mine knows the owner and has said good things about it.

@joesparty, outright gifts are taxable income if they're over a certain amount. I believe that the amount is $12,000 a year, although it may have gone up since the last time I checked. I own a rental property and one of my relatives lives in it and doesn't always pay rent. The months that my relative doesn't pay rent are technically a gift according to the IRS's tax rules. If my rental property was a lot nicer than it is and my relative went a year without paying me rent, they'd be required under law to pay income taxes on the amount of rent which they would have otherwise paid. Since the total yearly rent is under $4,000 neither one of us has to worry about that clause in the tax code.

Banks report transactions of over $10,000 to the IRS and they report multiple transactions which appear to be structured to keep from being reported to the IRS to the IRS too. The purpose is to catch drug dealers. What you're describing will set off every red flag in the book. Depositing that much money and then withdrawing it in a short time period would appear to be laundering money and would be investigated by the FBI. Tell her not to do it.

I know the boyfriend of one of my favorite dancers and I always feel uncomfortable around him. She introduced us.

I never lie, I just don't tell the whole truth. I tell them some of what I do and about where I live down to a 10 mile radius and I don't tell them enough to actually know anything.

From a couple of different women, "size really does matter."

Strippers turn down customers all of the time. They don't have to dance with customers they don't like, and they won't.

Having a dancer who I didn't know come up to me and greet me by name.

@Alucard, You're right. Every club except one I've been to is pre-pay. But you pay the club directly, not the girls.

Every club in Pennsylvania and Ohio except one is prepay and that one is a dive.

I'm surprised that they were stupid enough to leave any sort of a paper trail at all. Strip clubs move a ton of cash and a lot of it isn't recorded or tracked. They should have skimmed some of that and still showed enough revenue that the IRS couldn't prove anything. They got greedy.

I don't have that problem at all, I have dancers come over and chat with me who know that I'm not going to get any dances from them, or even buy them a drink. Then again, this only happens at clubs where I'm a regular and they know that I'll talk with them, ask them how their children are doing, remember how old their children are from my last visit, and look them in the eye the whole time without trying to grab a cheap feel.

Every retail business slows down in January and February, strip clubs are no exception.

Stiletto, ditto to what jackslash just said. You're the exception.

@Stiletto, I'm with your SO's. I prefer focusing on my SO than porn when I'm dating someone.