Comments by impala (page 7)

Like a buddy of mine always says, doing a chubby girl is like riding a moped, it's a lot of fun till your friends find out

Enthusiasm makes up for physical differences

Things I hate: - DJ's that play short songs when I'm in the VIP - Nosey bouncers - Buying expensive drinks for dancers that are fruit juice - Cams in the clubs, especially in the VIP - Dancers with bad hygiene - The guy beside me tipping with fives and tens - No touching rules - Dancers sitting at the bar on their phones

Yeah, you got off easy at $50. Last time I got hustled cost me ALOT more. Live and learn

I think it started just a couple of days ago. I'm working in a town with no decent clubs nearby so figured I'd check out BP for some take-out

It really depends on the club, but IMO usually they have either exhausted every other option for employment, just need the attention, or their batshit crazy. There are always exemptions to the norm (I remember one dancer who was just downright "leave the wife on Christmas morning" gorgeous who got into dancing to pay the college bills and never left).

Was actually talking to a friend of mine last night who read my post. He's former LE and what he said is the people he knows says that with BP now pretty nonexistent for escorts it has caused a lot of them to start walking the streets and trolling the bars again looking for clients, and many that were independent had to get with a pimp. He said (and I agree) that it has made it much more risky for everyone involved (girls, clients, and LE).

Always had a problem with mothers who dance (especially at extras clubs) that get their daughters to dance there. Was a place I use to frequent years ago that was known as an extras club (hell, place was basically a brothel). The mother had danced at the place for years (and was REALLY talented in the back room), and was then tending the bar and both of her daughters dancing at. I remember the one night the mother told me that I should take one of her daughters to the back because "she taught them everything she knew". Probably should have but was just a little too weird for even me.

All depends on the night and the club, but one night at a notorious extras club I use to visit watched a dancer take at least 10 guys back in about the 2 hours I was there. Oh, btw, she was the queen of the $40 bj (and was very good at it).

I have to agree with whodey & papi, most I've seen dress just like a normal night out. There again, most are there usually to drink and hang out with their friends (dancers and/or other customers). That being said, I remember one time that a female friend of mine (who was bi) tagged along. She wore what basically was a really long button up shirt that looked like a dress on her. Not for sure about that night but she rarely wore underware. She kept letting the dancers unbutton her shirt and sucking on her nipples. I do remember that she kept following dancers to the rest-room. Don't remember much about that night other than her coming out one time with her shirt mis-buttoned and a big smile on her face.

IMO I've seen plenty of low mileage dancers at high mileage clubs "convincing " pl's that more is available that isn't, and making plenty of $ off the reputation of the club without having to perform themselves. Also, (IMO) many of the dancers that are low mileage while in the clubs are actually looking for OTC action where they don't have to "share" what they make with the clubs

I've had it happen a couple of times. I was told that a lot of times if an unescorted girl just shows up to a strip club they won't let her in because they are concerned she might be a "working girl" looking for new clients. Not saying they have a problem with that, just that they don't want her taking the business elsewhere, they want their cut.

See you on the dark side of the moon dude

Am now

Yeah, me too

I'm based out of eastern Pennsylvania and for the most part the clubs there have seriously went down hill over the last two decades. In our area (like so many others) a combination of political pressure with a less that favorable portrayal in the local media along with easy access to internet porn and escorts has seriously hampered the clubs. Add on top of that LEO watching and pulling over every car that leaves a club trying to catch DUI offenders it's a wonder any are even still open. Lucky for me I travel for work.

Well, to me it screams "I love to make bad decisions, maybe you will be the next!"

Ppwh, were they taking them out or did they replace them with micro-cams. One of my customers has several very secure areas, was shown the video feed of the room (6 different angles) I was working, when I went back to the room I'd be damned if I could find any of them

Dallas, I agree....Big Brother is watching you, now it's time to start you exercise cycle and take your allotted nourishment

I agree with Warhawks, it's the economy. Right now is a good time to look for a job for entry level and lower paying jobs, which is what most dancers (not all but most) would have if not dancing. I see all the time anymore gas stations, grocery stores, and restaurants with help wanted signs. And it's kinda funny in a cruel way, when the economy is poor and the pretty girls start dancing no one has money to go see them

I completely agree. We are starting to live in a world where privacy is quickly becoming a thing of the past. Think about it, how many people would allow cameras into there homes if they were told there rent or taxes would be lower. How many would allow a camera and a GPS transmitter into there car if told there insurance would be lower. How many business owners already install cameras for lower insurance rates. Cities are being told to install cameras on the streets to help lower crime. If you use a credit card or have a discount card for a store it knows your purchasing habits. And all it takes is an over zealous government to tie all these cameras and all this data into one location for monitoring "for the public good". And before you say it wouldn't happen think long and hard, and remember how stupid people can be and how willing they are to give up some civil liberties in the sake of security (the patriot act).

Dallas, I know what your saying, but there is something disconcerting to me when I see a camera staring at me. Did you ever read the book 1984 (don't waste time with the film), big brother is watching you and knows what's best for you!

If you don't want to go I'll take one for the team and fill in for you

I recently read something on the internet that in Great Britain that any business that has security cameras will need to have the feed available to law enforcement by 2020. Now I know it's not here, but if it happens there how long till it happens here

I have to agree (for the most part) my experience with black clubs the girls know what we want and for the most part are quite forward about being the one to provide. I actually one time watched 2 get into a fight over a customer (I knew the dude, and there wasn't a lot of green coming from him). I ended up taking the looser, but I think I was the winner!