karizma1

I agree you can never judge a book by its cover but I do not know anyone who, as a first impression, looks less valuable wearing a suit and tie versus casual clothing. Not justifying it, just stating an opinion. Strip clubs are a retail business and the same rules apply in my opinion. Dances and VIP encounters are expensive at most places. If you owned a retail business or work at one as a salesperson, you'd probably take a well dressed person more seriously versus a casually dressed patron.

Doesn't have to be a suit per se, but generally I have noticed that a tie with a blazer or full suit commands more respect from both the staff and dancers. It conveys your a serious person with money to spend. Imagine if you owned any type of retail business and a person walked in wearing a suit and tie.....You'd probably take that guy more seriously versus a guy who walked in wearing jeans and a T-shirt.

My last comment was cut off.... But honestly, who cares.... Good luck Nina and Lone Wolf

The confused like you and Nina need a Trump presidency.

OK so you believe that less people working, therefore more on food stamps and welfare is better.... And I believe that the more tax paying people we have working and the less number of people we have on food stamps and welfare is better. I can live with that argument on my side. I think strippers would benefit far more from my economic model. Good luck with your venture