Comments by Ermita_Nights (page 21)

I think it's a bit dishonest of you not to disclose whatever financial interest you have in this.

I'll probably watch it on TV at a civilian bar.

I know a woman who was listed on a sugardaddy web site. She was listed at $3K per month, which is on the low end, and had few takers. She said there are far more babies listed than daddies and competition is fierce. She did have one arrangement that lasted a year, to an older rich guy (susprise). They mostly went to dinner or shows, traveled a bit, and had sex a couple times a month. It did not sound like a good deal to me (for the guy).

There are still some Detroit clubs that are $20. I think H8/Bogarts/John's (all same owner) are, and have $10 dances some nights. You can find both extremes in Bangkok. At the low end, keep buying a girl beers at $5-8 each, which comes to no more than $40 per hour, and you can get her undivided attention. They don't really have lap dances like we do. At the high end, there are ripoff clubs where six girls will surround you when you walk in, jerk you off, then demand $300.

Is "disrespected" even a word?

If a dancer starts doing something extra that we haven't negotiated ahead of time, I either settle on a price before she goes any farther or just stop her if I'm not interested.

Thanks Mohead. All I know about strip clubs comes from my tuscl buddies.

Since when is "sir" an insult?

Well, I didn't hate it, and I'll probably go back. But it's hard for me to imagine this becoming my favorite Toledo club any time soon.

I've never been asked to leave but just a couple weeks ago saw a customer ejected from John's Hot Spot. From my review: As I was going in the bouncer was ejecting someone. Just like in the cartoons, he had one hand on the guy's scruff of the neck, the other on the seat of his pants, tossed him down the front steps, and yelled "And don't come back!" The guy protested "she pushed me first" but it did him no good.

Jamaica is a difficult place. I've been several times but not to a strip club. The danger level depends on where you are. The tourist towns like Ocho Rios, Mo Bay, and Negril are fairly safe but even there I wouldn't wander around by myself off the beaten path at night. You should be fine if you take a taxi to the club and back. Streetwalkers were plentiful and cheap last time I was there.

None of them are married. I've been going to clubs for years and have never once seen a stripper with a ring on her finger.

They're both concise, but capable of writing an essay if needed. Other than that I don't see the connection.

That review is so shitty I can't tell if it's a shill or not.

PL.

Weddings shouldn't have emcees. It's a ceremony not a circus. Well maybe if the bride is a stripper it could be a circus.

Text back, asking to borrow money.

The modern lapdance was pretty much invented in San Francisco. As was the topless club, in the 1960s. Today the city is overpriced and not very good. Seattle was apparently pretty good in the 1960s but has gone downhill. The city of Detroit was excellent in the 1980s but the clubs have mostly been chased out. The good news is that some of the suburbs like Inkster and Romulus have taken up the slack. Overall you may be right, but I live in the suburbs of Detroit, and clubbing has never been better for me.

The fourth and fifth amendments are already circling the drain at the bottom of the toilet bowl. Might as well toss the first in there too.

The three song set used to be standard at least on the east coast back before lap dances, say late 70s through 80s. First dance clothed, second topless, third nude. It was more of a striptease than what you get today. So maybe it's historical.

I wouldn't pay, and even if it was free I doubt I'd be very interested. There used to be hourly free shower shows at Mitchell Bros and for me they were curiousities at best.

Found it. You get directed here when you post a review. I think there also used to be a link to it from the home page, but it's gone now. https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=602 "Just be careful not to mention names if it may get your ATF in trouble." So not a blanket ban on mentioning names. And yes, I do read the rules. It's good be familiar with the rules if you intend to abide by them. It's even more important if you intend to break them.

Well, he mentions Alucard so at least he's done some research. I don't understand "open till 7 PM." Typo? I hope the $30 dance price doesn't stick. I don't see how it can unless Scarlett's goes along.

Already discussed. https://www.tuscl.net/postread.php?PID=21065

There used to be a tuscl guideline that said not to mention dancer names in reviews. I can't find it now.