stripclublarry

Yes. Nude. Only offered that as 2 for 50.

Thank you to everyone who has pitched in with advice. I'm hoping to get a chance to check out something while I'm in Miami, but with only one night where it might be possible and the prospect of $90 in cab fare, I don't know if it'll happen. We'll see how I'm feeling when I'm there. Just don't know if that kind of cash for transportation is worth my while in upfront, non club costs.

Thanks for all of this. One quick question - when you say the cabs are expensive, do you have a ballpark of what you'd be talking about from Miami Beach to Tootsies?

@pabloantonio I get that - and you're right. That doesn't mean though that the business wouldn't see ramifications from sharing that video. My point stands, when you're in a business where society unfortunately looks down on and judges your clientele for their hobby choices, it seems to make much better business sense to probably not make those customers feel like there is a chance that video footage of them in your business could suddenly pop up in front of now more than 10,000 internet video watchers. I'm not questioning the club's right to post it. I'm questioning their decision to do so. What do they gain by this? A few YouTube views and the corresponding condescending comments about "whores fighting for a dollar" on the video and all of the Wisconsin TV outlets that are sharing it on their facebook pages? Those people aren't going to come and spend money at the club anyway, and are just going to reinforce the stigma of strip clubbing. Any potential clients who are trying to get away from the "real world" for a couple of hours are going to probably avoid your club if they know that if a scuffle breaks out in the club that everyone in the community will likely see that they were right there. There's just no way the club thought this through from the business side. They let their jackass ego make the decision. Hopefully those YouTube views make up for the customers who will now avoid the club and the money they'd bring with. Though I'd guess it won't.

Teeshot- I shared the link here after more than 3000 folks had watched it in less than a day. Seemed like a relevant link to share for anyone looking to visit a club (what this site is for) to know that this particular one is willing to share video (of patrons and dancers) from inside the club with the general public for no reason other than a laugh and a bit of news exposure. Like I said, it seems like a dumb move for a business who depends on customers usually looking for a bit of discretion. I know I'd like to know if a club was willing to post surveillance video on YouTube, because that would make my decision to visit someplace else very easy.