Comments by SquareCastle (page 5)

@CJ Kent - All viable points. just to clarify, when I said, she gives me everything that I need and then some, I meant in the realm of ITC. However, I wanted to experience those things in the realm of OTC, devoid of any of the external distractions one often finds at a club (loud music, faint/loud conversations outside etc). Sure, in retrospect, my presentation may have been better (for her echelon ); to be exact, in so many words I asked “how about dinner and a room tonight?”. Which is a fair inference on my end based on my preceding experiences ITC and the gregarious chatter we’ve had before hand, and most of the time this question merits a “sure”, sometimes a “not at this time” - but never the above. Could’ve caught her at the wrong time, and by “room” that does imply short term and not overnight as my flight was a red eye but it would’ve given me adequate time otherwise. Since I take things at face value at the SC and in general, I wasn’t the least bit offended nor did I get mad, I just second guessed my timing and overall approach - that’s all. I respect her decision/outburst and will as you put it, forget like it ever happened and simply deal with the subsequent results. However, since I’m rather direct anyways and because I believe in the power of sincerity, I will not apologize via text or in any other fashion as that would be ingratiating and counter productive for obvious reasons. I’ll try again when I’m in town next month and see what happens. And I do agree with fun^, yes a “whore is a whore”, although I prefer more politically correct nomenclatures. Where the 20k came from on that deposit slip is really not much of a concern although it was an amusing tactic. Whatever she’s doing, I wish her continued success. Hopefully her one of next deposit slips involves some of my money. And if not, 🤷‍♂️, on to the next 1.

@himalaya exactly, definitely didn’t buy it at all, and didn’t shake my confidence - I’m a big boy, actually found it a tad funny afterwards . I was just a bit taken aback at that moment. It was just abrupt considering all the fun I’ve had over the past 3 months ITC. However, once I mention OTC - she got offended at the implication (which really wasn’t). Yet she was all for and acted on the implications I made ITC. 🤷 . Never had that happen.

Solo, envy breeds jealousy. Even with friends and especially if you have way more expendable money than said friend. Which is my case.

Dusty Cheeks, let it go. Stop trying to date/impress these types of women and just have a good time. Let me know if you need any help setting up your e-harmony profile.

“May the wings of liberty never lose a feather”……..

Dusty Bottoms, nobody wants to see you throw change on stage, so it’s probably best you don’t hit the tip rail.

@Mr Clean- Yes, great observation- your “beware” feeling is validated. I feel the exact same way about that Lacy chick who I also think is close to a 9 so never took her up on anything. Not really familiar with the other 2 you mentioned. This club, out of any club in the valley, is definitely a YMMV club. I have friends that go here often and even with all of the aforementioned girls above, their experiences have varied widely as have the amount of tips they paid. Again, I just don’t think the girls here match up well in comparison with places like Bare Elegance/Synn so my experience here is limited and it’s more about what they can do vs what they look like and I need both. Without going into detail, Natasha gave me a GREAT 1v1 but there was a bit of hardball negotiating/back and forth which was a bit of an initial turnoff-told me it’s less about the money and more about who she vibes with personally”. Try her but ask questions first to get a gauging. I myself would repeat though.

😂 ^

Don’t know who that is but try Ginger. She’s the one with all the ink. Looks a bit like that singer Naika.

All the time. Sometimes it’s too hard for them to do that depending on my state of mind and who said dancer is.

Maybe he morphed into dusty hawkins. Then again, I’m now thinking dusty hawkins is really a jaded, 250 pound stripper passing an an incelibate. Who really knows.

She’s looking flubberish. Needs to do some squats and get on the elliptical for a good 6 months.

Bare Elegance is definitely the gold standard and my favorite place (currently). Again, you will pay - but you’re paying for Grade A fulfillment. Good luck.

@Minnow - they did what I wanted them to do, minus the poached eggs. I’m not a poached eggs guy anyways - I like egg white scrambles. If you’re looking for bargain basement pricing, COI is always the way to go. A $50 dollar tip should get you the works and then some - of course she’ll look like Lizzo but beauty’s only skin deep - right?? Unless you’re a guy like Risk A who can persuade any “top Queen B” to dance with him at HIS cost. Unfortunately, I just don’t possess his superior methods of persuasion. By the way, Mclarens are basically super cars with BMW engines - not my bag either. Good luck.

Be gone 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡. Muted.

Thank you RiskA for agreeing with me, wow! To whom do I owe the pleasure ;). Glad we finally agree on something.

@James, true - in some ways. I was speaking in more general terms. I love my whole in the whole Thai food restaurant down the block - just like I like In-N-Out burger every now and then, or a cheap steak at the Raddison. But irregardless of how great the food tastes, I know the quality of the food is still bottom tier. For example, Ruth Chris is such a preeminent choice because I know the intensive process involved in making their steaks, which justifies their high price point (prime designation, the aging process, the searing process, the type of equipment they use to sear the steak) - it’s a labor intensive process. A cheap steak might taste great every now and then, but the quality of the steak is still garbage.

^@5footguy - lol be nice. I think we can all learn a thing or two from Dusty. I’ve already learned how to negotiate lower prices for used PlayStations and how to employ hardball negotiation tactics with hot dancers so I can secure “their real price”. I’m sure they’ll be falling in line for 95 dollar tips soon enough. Sky’s the limit.

It’s quite obvious why nobody approached you based on the quality of reviews you write. You come across as an unstable, vindictive, little incel who’s been bullied since he was in grade school. Grow a pair and stop putting so much emotional stock in dancers who’s sole purpose is to make money. If you want companionship and unconditional love, pay for a dating coach and join match.com.

@5footguy- I’m trying hard to give him the benefit of the doubt, I really am, but the more I think about it, the more it does seem like he’s blatantly trolling. All of his new reviews contain old and dated information - I know this because many of the dancers he describes in preceding reviews have either changed their appearance or no longer work at said club, yet he writes current reviews for visits that happened over a year ago. Also, whenever you write a positive review on a club, he counters with a negative review almost immediately. When you write a negative review, he counters with a fake positive review. If his objective is being mildly annoying, it’s working. Time for a mute. Interestingly enough, not many people are muting him so he’s doing something right.

@minnow - yes, 235 every 15 mins. Tips 250-300 but a forewarning that expected tips are all over the place here so that may vary. A buddy of mine was quoted 400-500 here just recently (from a different dancer). I don’t do anything “quick” - I maximize my time very well. I’m a micro manager in there. Good luck.

Here’s the bottom line, when you cast a wide net, you’re going to get bad fish. Charge it to the game like a man and move on a wiser individual. Also, no offense, but you may want to polish/tighten up your interactions with these women as they can spot gullible and desperate guys a mile away. Which doesn’t help your case - even if you have money. Getting emotional and losing control is definitely the social death knell with any woman, let alone a woman who takes off her clothes for money. Keep it together, shake it off and smile about it. Just don’t dance with her again - part of having confidence is the ability to withstand anything that comes your way without losing control of your emotions.

Meh, not to keep crapping on this place but the day or night shift is just OK compared to other clubs (Synn/BE). Aubrey’s a solid 7.5/8, but always hard sells on the VIPs. Im sure she’s good but just doesn’t push me over the edge. Chanel - always hard sells me too, but way too skinny for my taste. That Natasha chick is the best one at this club (a 9) IMO - but every time I go, which is not very often, she’s never around. Went the extra mile for about a year ago - haven’t seen her since.

@ Dusty - For the most part, yes. Girls who know they are hot (top 5 percent), also know their worth and will ALWAYS find a willing man to parts ways with their money for the goods. Period. There’s no reason for them to buckle on a lower price because it’s not even worth minimal effort on their end. Not to mention, the above and beyond price that they set for themself is directly tied to their ego. I knew a gorgeous dancer in Miami that commanded several thousand dollars from the likes of ball players and millionaires living in Biscayne Bay. One day I threw her my offer, which was pretty good in my opinion, and she scoffed/laughed in my face and proceeded to throw herself all over the fat cat who paid her just to have drinks with him. No big deal. It happens. Live and let live as they say.

I don’t think you’re grasping what I’m saying . Anybody with any semblance of intelligence can try to negotiate any price point, depending on the circumstances. However, for most high quality dancers, there is always going to be an acceptable threshold for what they will/won’t do at a certain price - especially when they have guys throwing money at them all the time for no viable reason. Your money isn’t as important as you think it is (I’m talking 9s/10s) and that level of importance precipitates the lower you go. Unless you can provide great coke and front row tickets to a Drake concert. Let me give you an example - ever try to negotiate a price at a Mercedes dealership? How much flexibility do you think you would you have vs negotiating a price at a Kia dealership? Rhetorical question.