Comments by nicespice (page 3)

Next time you go to the club, just sit right close to the wall in the front room. Whip your junk out and start wacking it. Either a friendly face will offer to lend a helping hand, or you will be asked to leave. It seems like either would be a win for you 👀

I guess if one’s current position is doggy style or cowgirl, then that’s a bit easier to support the hobby at the club. Missionary or 69 may have more challenges 🤔

Hah, check out r/mildlyvagina for more fun images https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyvagina/s/N1oCbswDgV

If you’re in any Facebook groups, then try the search bar there. Reddit may have something too. There is also Reddit. The money may be good or it may suck, but the chances are good there will be something decent at least sometimes. If the tourists suck that night/year, then at least the locals can come bail you out because they are happy to see you out there. (Especially if they have already met you before) The main clubs are Cody’s and Frank Days. From what I’ve gathered, it’s expensive for dancers to work there and customers to spend there. And then there is also the Prairie Chicken, the Kongo Club, and Hopscotch. I only really know the Prairie Chicken, and I do have a club review from a few years ago up. That club has worked well for me, but sadly I have a vanilla job that won’t let me go this year. But if you get along there, then it will be one of the cheaper clubs to work (especially during Pheasant season) at and super easy sales in a tiny club environment. Though I am still salty when the club owner jacked up the club cut of $50 dances just because I was “selling too many and keeping the profits”… (It used to be $10/song cut to the club for every $50 dance sold and $30 to the club for every $100 dance sold. But now the $50 couch dances are $15/club and it makes it annoying to count out smaller bills to hand that over. So yeah, on the off chance you ever go there, and the club owner asks how much you made the night before, then don’t be an idiot like me and answer honestly. 🙄 If you don’t vibe there, then there will be lots of petty bs. And some dancers have trashed that club hard online. idk if politics is important to you, but the club owner is a huge Trump supporter. And ever since some Pheasant season customer tipped a $100 bill once for wearing a Trump Train hat, he’s been happy to project out his political views. If you consider that cool, then there is that. If you consider that awful, then probably avoid. (Though there are a few people there that roll their eyes at the antics) But despite my bitching, I do like that club. And my dog liked it there and had a poodle girlfriend when he was there. If someone wanted to try working there, then I’d recommend go there just to try it out before Pheasant time while there is still no house fee to work just to see if you like it there. If you don’t, then at least you can know later not to waste your time during Pheasant season and go to a different club instead. Or a lot of dancers also like Kongo. Especially if they hate doing contact dances. (That club forbids customers touching) I’ve heard mixed things about Hopscotch. I remember the club owner buying a dance from me tho, and one of his friends openly telling me to go to that club, with the owner giving him a clear “stfu” look once. Ahahaha Some seem to like it there, and some don’t. Cody’s and Frank Days are only open for Pheasant. I’ve thought about trying out for Cody’s because I’ve heard their dancer housing allows pets too. But that’s only an option for me personally if I rage quit my vanilla job. Checking on the stock market fear and greed index every once in a while gives me pause on that behavior tho 😓

I thought the level of detail was alright, especially because it’s a club that’s not Oz or Diamond Dolls or Wackos or any other highly reviewed Florida club. Like some parts could have probably been salvaged by asking the OP to expand further on certain things when describing the club experienced. But at the risk of being “woke” or whatnot, the racial slur was completely unnecessary 😞I hope this review writer be ROB’d forevermore

I’m not a waterpark connoisseur or anything, but both Schlitterbahn in New Braunfels (San Antonio metro area) and Water Word in Federal Heights (Denver metro area), were both in USA Today’s rankings. So I can feel confident recommending both water parks as awesome places. https://10best.usatoday.com/awards/travel/best-outdoor-water-park-2024/

I think for some, friendships or at least TUSCL acquaintances happen organically because people PM back and fourth. It does seem like when people are more willing to meet up, it’s been the tusclers in the sunbelt areas like Phoenix/different parts of Texas/Atlanta/Miami. It’s nuts to me how in some places like Rhode Island,those tusclers gossip all the time about the club on here like it’s a 6th grade sleepover night, but haven’t really met up irl? Though I have heard of some Detroit people meeting up I think like a decade ago. I think the area people on this site are ga ga about is Pasco county? Maybe you could try for a meetup in a club out there

Judging from what I’ve seen in Reddit groups, there’s been some. But it’s always been posts of “how do I try to get started working at a club” and not anything on “I am already working at this club” I haven’t seen anything in real life that reflects that aspect of social media. And I haven’t noticed anybody claiming to try to dance or actually dance as a transgender on social media platforms that are less anonymous.

Slightly off topic, do any of the incel types on this site know whether this post was a parody or legit? As in, are athletic looking women starting to be perceived as more masculine? https://images.app.goo.gl/fKmSsqVrxk1YdTqw5

@jay Ahahah, sure I’ll toast to you. And all yer hoes as well.

—>“I guess nicespice, the craddle robbin' stripper, who hates us old guys, is going to keep her secrets to herself.” Omg, I don’t actually dislike older customers that much. But I do like to shitpost on this site. With Icey back, maybe I’ll continue that. 😃 Idk, I agree with the other comments that younger guys often have lower budgets anyways. But it’s tough for me to give specific advice because younger customers for me seem to be straightforward. They will either spend or they won’t and I don’t do much talking beforehand and they don’t wanna talk too much beforehand either. All I can think of, is there any pop culture you like? Like maybe wear Marvel earrings or something. Or SpongeBob? Or something anime related? Or any music band. Idk, like present yourself less classy and be more quirky. Maybe if the club only has younger guys, then change outfits from lingerie to more rave-like. Your body looks great! It stands out in a good way.

Hmm, somebody comes onto this thread with Vegas and California club reviews. There is a profile self-description of “pimpin ain’t easy” and something else about getting high. And takes advantage of some of the melodrama in this thread to fan the flames and deride other forum members specifically for being old 🤔🤔🤔

I mean, even grinding on a customer is illegal in Austin TX and TABC (the liquor board) can and does make prostitution arrests and club managers do take them seriously. So in my opinion, it’s best to not write about that stuff in a review. Or if you absolutely must, then at least don’t name/describe the dancer in question and call anybody out.

Sounds like a chicken or egg situation If even offering ever more risky forms of high volume extras isn’t bringing in customers, then dancers have been spending more time at the club to find a customer. With longer hours of waiting means having to find some kind of coping mechanism for the downtime. I’m only basing that opinion off this other thread from nearby. https://tuscl.net/discussion/85368

I understand that grief sucks. I’d rather have paid better attention to a friend who wasn’t doing well, and done more to help prevent that death.

I like how the OP specifically said that life circumstances (and age) is still the same, and only the time period is different. And only a couple responders took that part seriously 😂 I know stagflation sucked and all, but it would be kinda cool to visit the 70s. There was a whole bunch of stuff from that era that impacted culture to this day and it would be kinda cool to see the origin. And my boomer Filipino family members were going about society just fine at that time, so I probably would be as well.

No, but I remember back in the days of stripperweb, that there was stuff about lipo, waist training, different plastic surgeries(whether invasive or noninvasive), or whatever dieting style was trendy at the time, etc on there. Nowadays, I just don’t see as many posts in general with dancers wanting to help each other get trimmer. It could very well be plenty take that stuff privately, and not admit online to taking shortcuts and it really was their diet/exercise discipline. But I just figure if topics like that are less talked about, then it just means that dancers aren’t prioritizing skinniness as much. And I don’t have any data on it, but I think drug usage in general is not as common with strippers (or heck, people in general.) Synthetic opioids have killed too many :(

I got curious so I searched on the stripper subreddits about posts on semaglutide/ozempic/wegovy/etc I could barely find anything. Unless it’s a city like Denver or Tampa, I think the pressure to be as slim has changed?

If this report is accurate, then the restaurant industry right now is precarious but not quite in apocalypse territory: https://restaurant.org/research-and-media/research/economists-notebook/restaurant-performance-index/

I remember Thee Dollhouse in Tampa had cigars for sale.

It sounds like it’s the cheap individual lapdances that has more draw than anything else.(Even if the “anything else” is also very much welcome.) San Antonio and Austin TX also have some clubs with cheap dance options. There was a club in Tulsa OK that was cheap as long as you committed to at least 15 minutes in a communal dance area.

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^Apparently Book Guy has been sometimes diagnosed with ADHD and sometimes not. So I guess flip a coin and that’s the answer.

If the dancers are selling extras in that hypothetical club, then they probably have a flask to offer in the rooms as well.

I think in the smaller town environment, the club managers or staff members like bartenders make or break the environment. In the somewhat bigger towns, do the clubs have different owners, or is there a “cornered market.” For example, I’ve never been but I’ve heard negative things about the MAL chain somewhere in the Carolinas. Or I guess in the even way way bigger towns, there may be an issue (I’m looking at you, Vu chain in San Francisco). In the cities, I’m not completely sure on the most important thing for club culture. I like different clubs for different reasons, and appreciate the variety. Some of the things already mentioned are the answers.