Comments by whodey (page 30)

It depends. Is the club full of customers but no dancers to be seen or are you practically the only customer in the club? If there aren't enough customers I can't blame the girls for not being there. A lot of dancers only want to work the times that they can make the most money and what time that is varies depending on the club. Some clubs are busy at 9 and dead after midnight and some clubs are the opposite.

The only nearby options are Columbus about an hour east and Indianapolis 2 hours west. Both are better from a talent perspective than Dayton but sadly neither are great for mileage. Indianapolis can be good on mileage but lately it has had more misses than hits for me. Columbus is pretty consistent with being low to mid mileage with no chance of anything really beyond that unless you are looking for OTC. If it were me I would opt for Columbus because it is more consistent. Vanity has the better looking girls but at $40/song it gets expensive quickly for just decent regular dances. Columbus Gold is a cheaper option with still good looking girls and every now and then you can find some real stunners there. Keep hearing rumors about Sirens reopening but haven't heard exactly when yet but to me that was always the best club in Columbus before it shut down to remodel during Covid and hasn't reopened yet. There are a couple of clubs just south of Cincinnati but they are way worse than even Dayton and should be avoided at all costs. Your other options if you are looking for some real fun are going to be 2.5-3 hours away in Detroit or Louisville but either is a bit too far to be reasonable unless you are getting a hotel for the night.

Just start sending her dick pics at random times. Once she has seen enough pics she will be calling you and begging you to fuck. She may even offer to pay you for the otc action.

Given that the club has really not been that good for several years and it is virtually empty most nights and how quickly it went up in flames this just screams "attempted insurance fraud" to me. However, someone over did the flammable substances and made it too obvious of an arson case so the insurance probably won't pay a dime.

The Dayton club scene is pretty sad these days. A once great city for strip clubs has been destroyed by a double barrel shot of religious political groups and the wrath of a tornado. Honestly, if you are only in town for a short stay I would recommend skipping the clubs all together these days. Cheeks has the best mileage left in the Dayton area but it is nothing compared to what the Dayton scene used to be. The talent is usually at least somewhat decent but can be hit or miss. This really is the best option if you are set on clubbing while in Dayton. Diamonds has the best looking girls in the area but basically no mileage to be had and gets priceyreal quick. Can't speak to Cheetah's since I've never been there. The reviews have been pretty tepid so I'm not really in a rush to check it out. Katie's Place is a sad depressing dump that I would avoid at all costs. Sadly the formerly great clubs like the Harem, Pazzaz and the Living Room are all gone.

Try reading reviews of the various Vegas clubs. They should give you the pricing info you are looking for.

Lay in your bed with your eyes closed and your Dream will appear.

I don't have to worry about my Reds for the post season but I have wondered if it could effect the trade value of a few players that are rumored to be traded by the trade deadline. Tyler Mahle, Joel Kuhnel, Brandon Drury and Albert Almora Jr all missed the series in Toronto a few months ago because of being unvaccinated. Kuhnel and Almora aren't expected to bring much of a return so it may not greatly effect their value, but Mahle and Drury could bring some decent prospects if the Vax issue doesn't effect them. Luckily Luis Castillo is vexed so it shouldn't effect his trade value and he should bring a great return of a top prospect or two.

I don't think I have ever seen a customer buying anything for their favorite dancer at these boutiques. I do remember a guy years ago asking a dancer if the store out front carried the outfit she had on became wanted to buy one for his wife to relive the experience at home. I always just assumed they are similar to the snap-on type tool trucks where they figure they can charge a higher price by playing up the convenience factor of selling workers the tools they need right at the workplace. However, unlike the snap-on truck the products at these boutiques don't seem to be high quality.

Was she saying there is a charge for the booth in addition to the dance costs or that the dances were each more expensive because of them being in that type of booth? I know I've run into situations where a dancer has claimed that dances were more expensive in certain areas that were slightly more secluded even when no other dancer at the club charged more for that area. I generally do the same thing and stand my ground and leave at that point. I have never had a bouncer or other employee try to say the same thing like you experienced.

I own multiple firearms and I would say that less than half of my purchases involved a background check being done. It is not like I went out of my way to avoid them, it just happens to be that a lot of the ways I purchased them didn't require a background check. These guns have all been purchased legally and it isn't like I was buying them from some shady guy selling an armory of weapons from his van in an alley in a bad part of town. For instance, I bought an AR-10 back in June at a local estate auction here in Ohio. Since the auctioneer did not sell enough guns on an annual basis he wasn't required to have an FFL so there was no background check. I just had to sign a 1 page form swearing that I hadn't been convicted of a felony, dishonorably discharged from the military, not addicted to drugs etc. The auctioneer said the form is not filed with any government agency and that he is only required to keep it in his records for 1 year. I have bought about 6 or 8 guns from auctions over the years and all of them have been the same way. Last year I bought Benelli Black Eagle shotgun and a Glock 26 that I use for concealed carry from a booth set up at a local flea market. Like the auctions, the guy running this booth only occasionally sold firearms so he didn't need to have an FFL so no background check was done. I have also bought various guns from yard sales and facebook over the years which obviously didn't involve a background check. I have also sold several guns over the years in which I wouldn't have been required to perform any type of background check. However, I have always had the buyer go with me to a local FFL to do the transfer. The few bucks it costs for the transfer paperwork and background check are well worth the piece of mind to know I am not selling a gun to someone who shouldn't have one. It also prevents a situation where a cop ends up knocking on my door if someone uses one of my old guns in a crime.

Fireworks are great. Idiots are bad. Giving fireworks to idiots makes for a good show.

I have 10% of my normal paychecks and 25% of my monthly bonus check that gets direct deposited into a separate checking account for all my hobbies. (It used to be 15%/25% but inflation is a bitch so I had to adjust it) This is the only money that I ever use for strip clubs, gambling, travel, concerts and my other hobbies. How much of it gets spent on each hobby varies based on my mood but I would never consider taking from either my primary checking account that I use for my normal expenses or from any type of retirement account for strip clubs. The only people that should be spending their retirement money in a strip club are people that are already retired and have more than enough retirement income to pay their normal expenses. In that case live it and enjoy your retirement.

My guess would be 3 drinks bought for you (bartender, waitress and 1 customer) 5 thank you (bouncer, dj and 3 customers) 6 "wanna dance?" from the 6 dancers 2 "can you buy me another drink?" from the two least attractive girls in the club

There is nothing that is forcing clubs to hire cops as security, this just gives them the option if they want it. I've seen a lot of clubs that have off duty cops working security and it has never been a problem because they are there as security and not as bouncers roaming the vip to monitor what happens during a dance. I have noticed that the clubs that have cops working the door tend to have a crowd that skews a little older and less of the party crowd than other clubs.

If I had to guess the club for an Akron 2AMer Gatsby's wouldn't even be in my top 5. Just goes to show you never know where the next 2AMer will happen.

Maybe she should ask her boss if he always thought Roe v Wade was settled law. Joe Biden voted for a constitutional amendment that would have overturned Roe v Wade and left the issue up to each state when he was a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee back in 1982.

Strippers these days are more likely to notice if you have the newest smart watch than to notice a high quality timepiece. I used to wear what I considered good quality watches but never got into the high end watches. I don't think I ever spent more than about $700-$800 on a watch but that always got me a good quality timepiece, usually a Hamilton but sometimes a Longine or Tissot. These days I just wear my Samsung smart watch and I have had more comments from dancers about it than any traditional watch I ever had.

"From TSA/Ghetto ass Mcdonalds level service to the employees actually letting you fuck them." You act like some of the women working at McDonalds wouldn't let you fuck them for money.

Why don't you just buy some dances from her and experience it for yourself.

Money can buy a lot of discretion. High end call girls have a lot more to lose than an average sex worker so they know not to discuss their clientele. A $2000 hooker not only has to look better than a $200 hooker, she also has to be better at carrying a good conversation and at keeping secrets. With the kind of money they guys you are talking about have to throw around not only do the women they choose know how to keep quiet, they would be willing to lie under oath to keep their client happy.

Most clubs here in the midwest are in the $20-30 per song range but I have seen some higher end clubs charging $40 and some of the dives up around Akron are still at $10/song for Bayside dances. Can't say if $40 is overpriced for Columbia SC or not because I am not familiar with the economy I'm that area. Generally if the overall cost of living in an area is higher than the national average you will see higher than average lapdance prices as well. The one factor that can make the most difference is the competition, if there is no other club nearby like you described that is going to raise the price compared to a place with 4 or 5 clubs within a couple mile radius.

I've seen quite a few girls eating in the club. At a couple of the Kentucky clubs it is a common occurrence to see them getting food deliveries during their shift. I have no problem with a girl eating during her shift as long as she isn't doing it while talking to a potential customer and trying to sell dances and she brushes her teeth when she's done. After all, sometimes they need to carboload before some of the more physical parts of the night to keep her energy up. The only thing that would be a problem is if she is eating something like buffalo wings and doesn't get all of the sauce off her hands before pulling a guy's dick out. That is a type of burning no man would want.

Capitalist - willing to go whichever way the wind and profits are blowing at the time. For the past several years the money has flowed from the left so that is where they lean.

The initial posted news story called the person who was shot a victim. This just goes to show how quickly the media works to call out "gun violence" whenever there is a shooting. In this case, as in many, the armed citizen probably saved lives from preventing the woman who was shot from continuing to use her SUV as a weapon. Even the strip club seems to be on the side of the woke anti-gun crowd since they reached out to the family of the criminal to pay for the criminal's funeral instead of siding with the law abiding hero that she put in the hospital. This is one of the few times I have hoped that a club does go out of business after a 2amer because I don't believe a club that supports a violent criminal like this should stay in business.