review comment
5 years ago
For the Folks who post" not enough details" but not asking any specific questions not exactly sure what you are looking for.
I"The day was bright and sunny with the oppressive heat Philadelphia has suffered through for week. The temperature was in the high 80's but felt much hotter in the direct sunlight. I drove my vehicle around the block several times looking for a parking spot I could beeline to while leaving the club.
There are those who state the are is dangerous, or that one should keep their head on a swivel. Fortunately I have never had an issue here. Its a relatively quiet neighborhood and LEO patrols regularly. After circling I found my spot. a few second walk to the entrance. Speaking of entrance there are 3. One on the corner of La Pearl , a side entrance on La Pearl and next to it the entrance to Outer space which has stairs that lead to the main floor. There were a few people on there porch(Stoop) just hanging out looking at the traffic or conversing among themselves. They gave me a quick glance before looking on. I an neither remarkable or interesting so I do not strike up a conversation or nod of acknowledgement, During the few seconds I was walking to the door I started to replay the times I came to this spot over a decade ago.
I was obviously much younger and money had to stretch much further during those times. For the value of fiver for a dance there wasn't much else in the area. I wasn't a baller but the idea of being one for a evening was hard to pass up. Sure spending gas money down a g- string wasn't the wisest decision but everyone needs to get some R&R now and then. I like you work hard for my money and I don't mind supporting a local business and community. If you think about it I am helping the area by patronizing. Anything to do my part to keep a job creator in business. I am supporting american jobs for americans. I AM A Patriot, not in football though. Go Eagles.
I believe that strip clubs survive because it taps into the part of a guys lizard brain that wants a harem. It boils women down to their purest as well. Many women at your disposal. Some come to you or you can go to them. They can pass by and a simple gesture gets their attention. You (your money) is important to them. They dont ignore you or pass your over. They may ask your name, if you come there often, or exchange numbers to get you to be a regular. You are marked as theirs perhaps but really the transaction can be a fleeting as one dance or weeks.
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Think about it, you can have an easy conversation or get crotch contact for a small fee. Or hand roaming if that's your thing. You know why you are there, the ladies know why you are there. You can get a decently priced beer or mixed drink and relax with the neighborhood gals. Of course not all are from the direct neighborhood but you get the idea. Speaking of ideas do you ever think of the women. Whats her deal?
Is she going to school, is she aspiring to be more in life. Is she supporting a family or just needs a quick buck between paychecks? What's her long term goals. I she investing the money There are a few funds and financlai vehicles to chooe from. Leaving money in a bank or matrress isnt going to get you anywhere. Stocks seem to gradually rise every decade even account for reccesions. Of perhaps the safer but less risky CDs or slow growth instruments. Heck you can always to to sugar house and put it on black but there are a few options .
There has to be a limit to how long you can do this. Either the club stops booking you, or you get burned out. This isn't pretty woman, you aren't going to find a Richard Gere millionaire looking for love, or a Christian Grey billionaire. I am no different from the crabs midway in the barrel pulling on the crabs higher up, while being pulled down by the crabs below. Cash is king and like I said before the ladies aren't looking for anything inside your pants...unless its your wallet.
what was I saying again..Oh yeah you wanted more details.....Buildings still there, club is open, 2 girls working, 6 patrons. They serve drinks, money goes far. There are cameras all around and the staff is laid back. Bar tender dressed like the talent but I didn't ask if she performs. The "music" is the same that the younger generation listens too which means it's barely music but they can dance to it which i all i really care about. Not to loud and its a dollar jukebox. Drink prices are on the wall. so all in all decent