Comments by SquareCastle (page 7)

Hilarious title. Lmao. Almost spit my water out hahahahaha.

The biggest misconception amongst newbies and casual sc goers are that these women have civilian mindsets. They don’t. At least the good ones don’t. And that especially rings true for those that have been in the business for a multitude of years. The #1 goal of any well versed and seasoned stripper is extracting as much money out of you as possible. End of story, period. The trick is evening the score and having as much fun in reciprocation. Which I have throughout the years. In fact, I prefer the NSA/Transactional mindset over the emotional drudgery and baggage that comes with a civilian relationships. Some years ago, I knew a gorgeous Columbian stripper out of Miami (quite possibly the hottest dancer I’ve ever seen - to this day) and men were literally waiting in line at Gold Rush cabaret just to dance with her. She would’ve given the DMV a run for their money. Danced with her a few times, and OTC was 3k minimum - which I never took her up on although I did strongly consider it based on her preeminent level of beauty. What she told me one day in spanish was very telling, she said, “I hate every man that walks through that door but they’ll never ever know it”. Ouch! That’s the typical mindset of a HOT professional stripper.

This was an easy one. Go to any strip club in Orange County and you’ll find a plethora. You’ll be so impressed that you’ll go home and watch American Graffiti again.

@studme - lol no, I have dabbled in that arena but that ship sailed a long time ago. At least I can entertain a few fellow mongers with my reviews. Hahaha.

Remember, one man’s trash is another man’s queen. I’ve seen simps/losers call a 3 a 10. It’s definitely a phenomenon in the mid west.

Ya, haven’t been here in over 8 years and I don’t intend on returning anytime soon. Have a friend that lives in San Ysidro, right near the border, and last year he almost got into fight with one of the bouncers at HK after they tried to shake him down for almost 200 in cash. One said he was going on a special night and it was 200 to enter or go somewhere else, even though there’s technically no cover here outside of tips etc. and others were entering without an issue. After a verbal spat in Spanish he just saved face went to Chicago since things were escalating quickly. Good thing he just walked away.

@twentyfive don’t sweat the trolls bud. You just have to give them a “wide berth”, as they say. Which is hard to do, trust me. Never been to Pompano Beach, but I am relatively young and I hate dark clubs for a multitude of reasons (hides imperfections, bumping into people, can’t see my beer etc).

Lol. Let’s just say that any agency can cast a wide net whenever they want to bust someone for something. I would say this club is definitely on the radar for something they deem “suspicious” or “unlawful”.

Ya, I couldn’t find anything in the paper/online either. Sometimes they don’t report on this stuff until later. ATF also investigates prostitution rings/sex trafficking as well but it could very well do with the aforementioned.

@jackslash so by default and by that rationale , that would make me a “whale” to the guy who works the counter at my local CVS. Ya, guess I’m cool with that 😉 . Maybe the 300 dollar theory is viable.

Is this a rhetorical question just for the sake of starting a thread? No, $300-1000 in one day is definitely not considered a “whale” by any stretch of the imagination. Most high end dancers wouldn’t bat at eyelash at that figure as I’ve seen highly attractive dancers in Miami/ATL make that amount dancing on stage ($300-1500$) from just a single guy (not a whale). Since perception is reality, I’ve seen dancers fawn over guys that throw hundreds of dollars on stage (and don’t get dances) but look down on guys who spend thousands of dollars on them in OTC/ITC getting dances/action - fs or no fs. How’s that for irony? I’d say the marker for a “whale” on a single visit is 10k - which is out of reach for most SC patrons in the US.

And all this time I was thinking that “moneymoron” was only singling me out. Lol. Now I know everyone has gotten a dose of his stupidity and that doesn’t make me feel half as bad.

Thank you Rick for reminding to always stay “above the fray”. Lol

@Hank, with all due respect, I’m going to have to disagree with you regarding “baby strippers know more about the market” than your regular SC patron. That’s just not true and it’s a bit of a misguided assumption. Antithetically, I’d say they know absolutely nothing about the market which is why many struggle to earn money consistently and drop out of the business completely in under 12-15 months. I’m acquainted with a SC owner in Portland and he mentioned that the problem with most young dancers today are their sense of entitlement, lack of life experience in general, and complete lack of business acumen - which translates to inconsistent and unrealized earning potential. A Japanese whale dropping 10 grand on a girl in one night is not common, nor is it indicative of the larger market in general. There are too many shifting variables in this business that make it hard for even experienced dancers to predict. When dancers don’t earn, they get desperate and that usually manifests itself in the form of harboring resentments towards patrons who want to spend their money on dancers who treat them with some semblance of respect/decency.

Newsflash, no stripper makes money on OnlyFans in the long term. The truth is, most dancers in the US have lofty expectations but can’t hustle, can’t finesse, can’t carry a conversation, are devoid of charisma and/or aren’t very attractive in general. A very small percentage of dancers can actually become long term earners in this business, make a substantial amount of money before they get beat up emotionally and psychologically. It’s a churn em and burn em business. And in 20 years, I only knew one dancer who became a millionaire doing this before she quit for good. She was extremely hot, extremely shrewd and had incredible intangibles (mental fortitude, high iq, and above average social skills).

Hardy har har. You should write comedy.

Congratulations sir, you win the moron/loser of the year award for your incessant idiotic posts about, well, nothing. May God help us all. It must be hard living in mommy’s subterranean basement.

You have to leave way more than 10 bucks to get a dancers attention these days. That won’t even get you a grande at Starbucks these days.

Thank you @eastcoaster, definitely not sweating that, in the least. Yes, there have been glimmers of hope but it’s definitely not the BE of yesteryears. I get a mixed bag of answers, LE Raid, New Management, Covid - etc. who really knows. Overall the club continues its downward slide. Not sure if it’ll recover completely.

@funontheside awweeee did I hurt your feelings again. Next time I’ll be sure and dumb down my reviews just for you.

Most of these women don’t have masters degrees in economics and know nothing about the laws of supply and demand. More options for her doesn’t necessarily correlate to charging more money and vice versa. I’ve seen 10s in Miami charge $900s for tips just because they can. Irregardless of how busy/not busy the club was. Some might charge someone more because they’re not fond of who they are looking at, some might charges less because they are playing the long con and want to finesse more money over time. It’s a mixed bag really.

So he’s got significantly more time on his hands to write 690 plus reviews on an obscure internet message board. If that’s your idea of a winner, bully for you. That’s your touché ? Later Steve-Dave.

Hey idiot/troll, this is a strip club forum not a plsoap box to express your opinions on political ideologies. Take that to 4chan loser.

This Rhino has the best overall talent out of all the Rhino clubs in So Cal. I doubt they’re working their phones to get regulars in because they are on auto pilot. Most of these dancers truly don’t care as the in demand ones may have 2-3 regulars a week that they eat off of, not including sugar daddy’s. 2-3 grand a week off 3 guys is easily obtainable if she knows what she’s doing. In other words, they don’t really need your money and prefer to stick to the easy money, low hanging fruit. Less work.

Newsflash loser, not everyone is going to have the exact same experience at a strip club. Ever heard of YMMV? If not, then I encourage you to look it up right after you take a remedial community college course on how to properly write a sentence. A dancer might offer me high mileage because she likes my vibe and the very same dancer might give you an air dance because you have a deadpan gaze, a belly that hangs below your waste or speech impediment. Life is cruel I know but therein lies the cruel nature of social dynamics in a strip club.