Comments by impala (page 2)

I've seen a couple get more extras friendly, but is usually due to a management/ownership change as stated above. I do remember one, though, that was just a topless place that for years was very strict. A new place opened up down the road (where anything went) that started taking away business. Ownership at first place made a "decision" to start "looking the other way" to encourage customers to start coming back. Sad thing was about 6 months later LE shut them both down. Now one location is a pizza shop and the other is a regular bar.

Couple months ago, one of the Akron clubs, $40, was a real slow day there

Buddy of mine use to drive an old hearse, all sorts of room. And the real freeky chicks loved it

To paraphrase Ben Franklin - When you give up freedom for security you loose both

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In 30 hours, probably 6 if I remember correctly. College party, 2 at party, took another home for some fun. Next night a different party, bj at party then went home with a pair of sorority sisters. I miss college

I guess my experiances are different than alot of you, but ive alway liked the trashy ones. That being said, the whole strip club culter has changed so much in 30 years. What was once considered taboo and is now accepted. Think about what would have happened to a celebrity getting caught going into a strip club 30 years ago.

lolruned, i have to agree, it is more of a party atosphere today, thats a great description. Alot of that IMO is that its much more socially aceptable to go to strip clubs today than it was 30 years ago (not saying i didnt party with strippers back then).

I travel quite a bit from my home state of PA, and i kinda am more into the "hole in the wall" places, so my 3 tops are in no particular order: Ol Glory Daze - Akron Ohio McHales - Corning New York Dollies - Washington Park Illinios

I have to partially disagree with lotofun and papi, extras from higher end places were hard or non-existant, but there were ALOT more low end "strip bars" with dancers that were hard up to make a buck and just about anything went on

I also miss the days before all the rap music

Als, and most importantly (sorry for forgetting this founder) we have sites like TUSCL for intel. I remember rolling into a town and trying to find SCs by looking in the phone book, asking guys at bars and gas stations, and relying on cab drivers for good advice

Would have actually continued going to school and got an advanced degree so I could make more money now

That's why I was asking if anyone else had noticed. Obviously now I see that it's not everywhere that this is going on. My mongering heart is rejuvenated with hope.

I also do blame it in my immediate area to the decline in number of clubs, therefore less competition and more PLs at that club. Use to be within an hour drive there were a couple dozen clubs and go go bars, now maybe 3.

I don't know if it's just the political environment here in the NE or what, but I know clubs that were almost always a gimme over the last year or two now just suck. Guess I'll head to Akron

Next time your neighbor is sunbathing topless send pics

I had one years ago swear up and down that I was someone else who had lent her money. I ran with it, she still couldn't pay me back but "made it up to me".

Not saying that, what I'm saying is if you run into two ROBs the same place I might think about going somewhere else

I did say that they both got took by separate dancers

I've heard that term used for years

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Sounds like a good plan

The company I work for bought a bunch of refurbished smart phones 2 years ago from a third party and have been nothing but problematic. Within 6 months about half of them needed replacement and almost all had very poor battery life and we're full of gremlins.

I have a friend that has basically ran a small SC for two decades and we have actually had this conversation before. Any cash the club makes (entry fee, dances, bar) are collecting periodically throughout the shift and deposited in a safe in the office. At the end of the night an amount (less cash needed for daily operations) goes into a locked money bag and two or three individuals (usually a couple bouncers and the bartender) stop by the bank and use the night drop slot. A couple of times a week the manager and usually a bouncer stop by the bank during business hours to pick up small bills to make change. At his club the dancers do their payout to club at the end of their shift, and the dancers are responsible for their own money (although they usually cash in singles for larger bills at the bar).