Comments by oscarlomax (page 7)

Supply and demand. There will always be clubs in one form or another. The key question is how long will it take for business to get rolling again. Some clubs may be gone for good but some stronger ones may buy some of the weaker one's real estate.

The show was called Stripper: The Naked Truth. And the older dancer's name was Avalon. This was a documentary before the "staged" docu-series G String Divas.

I remember a fascinating HBO special years ago---maybe in the early 2000's that detailed the stripper life. There was one scene where a veteran dancer who was curvy but aging was trying to convince a club owner to put her on the night shift and the guy told her she could work only dayshifts and he would start her on Mondays at first. She hated it but because she didn't have any other marketable skills, accepted it. The manager was not a cold-hearted guy but was portrayed as just a businessman. The effect was harsh and sobering. Does anyone remember the name of this special?

I am not a Trump fan and I just wish he would let the medical experts speak after giving a succinct intro and then maybe update factual information about logistics of making supplies available. However, many reporters seem to jump on the sensational aspects of the situation by asking leading questions. Fauci was on a morning show and said the President is a lay person and his focus is very different from the medical personnel. I find that to be very true. Trump needs to tone down the misinformation and reporters need to tone down pushing the "doom & gloom" scenario for entertainment value. We all just really want to hear facts.

I think the Census is one way they are calculating the stimulus. Or at least a factor.

Once saw a girl put an unlit bulb in her pussy and then it lit up. I was amazed. I asked her how she did it and she said, "I can also make things disappear in there too. Come with me to the back and I'll show you."

I know Queenie and Madison. Queenie is actually very pretty and very cool. Madison always cracks me up with her coquettish voice. It's a put-on but good-natured. She can be very...athletic and enthusiastic.

Kitty was away for a couple of years. But she is back. You can probably catch her on Friday day shift. That's when I saw her.

This is really nit-picky and kind of funny. Criminals don't call themselves, "Alternative Justice Citizens," white clubs aren't referred to as "Suburban Adult Entertainment Emporiums,_------we're talking about strip clubs! They either have a majority of Black, White, Latina, Asian, or some other ethnicity of dancer. So, in describing the club, you put the word for the majority in front of it. Or if it's truly a diverse club (which would mean an equal number of strippers from across the board---which I've rarely seen) then leading with the predominant ethnicity lets everyone know what it is. A strip club is hardly the place for PC stuff unless it's basic human respect but even that is influenced by the most prevalent color of all--GREEN!

The name selection has always intrigued me. Sure, we've all run into Angel, Sexy, Sky, Foxy, Kitty, Luscious, Winter, Summer---never Fall or Spring----Nicole, Judy, Sandra, Maria, and Sinnamon. I always prefer when a girl takes time and thought to come up with a name that fits her. Sometimes it's between typical and unusual like Pheonix, Reva, Serene, or Leandra. And if it fits her personality, so much the better. But if it's too obtuse like---I kid you not---Girl#7, you might be hesitant unless she looks so hot she melts everything around her. Bottom line, the name game is fun, but guys remember how the woman looked and if the look matched the experience---provided it was a great experience.

Depends on the night, vibe, etc. on the rate dances are bought. Some nights it seems a majority of girls are busy and then some nights it's only a few that seem to attract any takers. It's very fluid. Compare to other clubs they seem to do all right. But this club is known for the mileage and chocolate women. There's another club in COI that has this kind of mileage and is known for Latinas but the songs are cut way shorter and the pricing structure is different. They seem to be busy much of the time. Enhanced body parts dominate that place as opposed to KH which has less enhancements.

The songs are close to full length. In other words longer than those cut 2 min pieces @ Rhino or Deja Vu clubs. There were 15 - 20 dancers on this visit. This is pretty good for a small club. After 10 pm. the club was very busy with a lot of people coming in. The price now is $17 per dance which is actually really good compared to other clubs where the average cost is $20 and the mileage here can be off the charts.

Agree about Hazel. Not a fan. She tried to chump me a long time ago so I avoid at all costs. Last time I went in she tried it but I sent her on her way. Swandy is very sexy. First time I met her awhile ago she was very conservative and let me know. Only did one dance. Now it's a different story....very different.

Damn, Papi, felt like I was there. I get to D.C. every so often but I've never been to EI. Next I'm in the area, I will make a pit stop. I went to college in D.C. @ HU so I'm familiar with the metro area.

Either visit her at the higher-mileage club and see if the rates or different or just get a new girl. Either way, be prepared to walk without regret. Any type of relationship be it business, personal, or the messy-in-between of stripper/PL, will usually run it's course.

In a couple of the clubs that were HM that I frequented, I wore comfortable, neat, black warm-up pants (some time soft black nylon pants), polo short, tennis shoes and a sport coat. A few girls came up to me and winked and said, "I see you're ready to play so let's play" (or some version of that.)

I hear you, San Jose Guy, but the facts from years past and the history inform today and how folk are treated. Kaepernick's protest has merit and shouldn't just be written off as someone being ungrateful or disrespectful. The truth of the matter is the whole system of de-valuing certain people is what's disrespectful.

I respect Kaepernick and what he's doing. I've read all the lyrics to the STAR SPANGLED BANNER and I also understand who Francis Scott Key is because I bother to get the facts rather than just react. Be informed before you make a judgement.

In every club there are girls who are up for anything and those at the other end of the spectrum. I love thick (not fat) girls. I've had some amazing mileage from white, black, and latina women. Mostly it was about the culture (what they could get away with) in a particular club that mattered the most. It's all about how we connect with each other in the moment. I'm sure different parts of the country have something to do with mileage level too. I've been surprised at how freaky some really pretty girls are. Time and again when I expect that beauty to only give me a basic dance, she gives me so much more. I consider myself an average guy who's been around enough not to fall for some of the typical stripper shit but I always try to avoid being rude when turning a girl down. Not because I'm so sensitive but a negative attitude kills the fun vibe.

I've had a couple experiences but I didn't go in planning to hook up. I'm a writer and I was working on a detective novel where the investigator's client was a strip club owner. I was talking to a lot of the girls casually just trying to get a sense of their world. I got no lap dances but I was friendly. I bought one drink for one girl. After coming to this club a few times, one of the dancers I had conversations with invited me for breakfast. We met at a Denny's and she invited me back to her place. Turns out she was a journalism major and was getting ready to transfer to a school out of state. I used to send her chapters to get feedback on the authenticity of the stripper world. She liked this really gave me some wonderful insights. A lot of it I didn't use in the book. I guess we had the writing thing in common and developed a rapport that led to her bedroom.

Most dancers are used to rejection so they move on. Ocacssionally, some are desperate for money because it's slow so they try to wear you down. I'm never rude but I also let them know I'm not interested. I may say something like, "I'll let you know when I'm ready" or "I'm waiting on someone." I remember one girl was so persistent and got frustrated and said, "Why'd you come, if you're not going to get dances?" I said, "You're denying all these other guys the pleasure of your company. Please don't let me stand in their way." She had no comeback and walked off in a huff. If the dancer wants to get upset then it's not on me. The fact that you keep your cool is always a good thing and the only one who comes off looking silly is that particular dancer. Whether you care what others think or not is not the issue. You come in to have a good time so you don't allow anyone to kill your vibe.

I saw it awhile ago. The craziest thing was that combination stripclub/barber shop. Guys could get their hair cut while getting a lap dance. I think that was in Atlanta.

To me, Tru Playas seems like a Tru Fail when it comes to what I'm used to! But this kind of tradition of just "shakin' that ass" for dollahs and not touchin' that ass is real 'throw-back" and to some it's the culture, but I'm not with it! My father and his boys, back in the day, probably would have loved this. They would have brought in their metal flasks and gone crazy!

Always enjoy your reviews, Papi. Comprehensive, personal, and just enough whimsy and quirkiness to keep me entertained. Great Job!

I haven't been back in 7 years. This place is really the pitts now.