Comments by wiffle shwaffle (page 30)

@Nina: girls were smoking with him in the 2nd floor bachelor party room. That's where they put him. Then they closed off that stairwell there. I needed to use the restroom SO bad and his security detail wouldn't let me use those stairs so I can to walk all the way around the 2nd level and use the stairs by VIP. That's how I ended up at the bottom of those stairs taking those videos you (maybe) saw on my Facebook. I went on stage three songs after those videos and the room had emptied out when I was passing by the fourth and fifth stages.

I've seen numerous photos of him with some of the girls on individual Instagram accounts, but it honestly seemed like he didn't want to be there. He was in Detroit filming a video with Trick Trick, another local rapper. I believed they used his connections with a local booking/entertainment company called Embarco to get him at my club. Photographers come into the larger clubs here to photograph dancers, sights, etc. Alex Boge (Pictures by Alex on Facebook) photographs for Coliseum, Flight Club, and Penthouse. We have our own guy who comes in. Following this are some of his albums of where I work. I found myself in one of his photos on here. He took several of me on Friday night with my permission. But our contracts include a page acknowledging we know this is a thing basically. When he photographs, he lets us see the photo and we can tell him to keep it or delete it. https://ajpthing.smugmug.com/Night-Life/Legends-Night-club The club is massive with three floors and six stages (two are glass bottoms). It used to be a nightclub.

She more than likely didn't know what a "beaver" was. I haven't heard anyone call it that in person ever - only in movies/tv.

It looks boring, but everyone migrated to the 2nd floor where he was. In his video, there's a whole bar and more stages behind him that you don't see that was shoulder-to-shoulder packed. It would have been so much more packed had they had a few more days to promote it. I would say the mix was roughly 70/30. Most of the white girls may as well be black with how they act, talk, dance, and dress. It is Detroit after all.

Dancers and staff were able to get photos with him while he was there, but there was a line for it and my stage rotation began shortly after these videos were shot. He had his own security detail and was a big diva about people videoing/recording him walking in. Ludacris and Lil Jon were also at my club in recent months and they were both much more open to throwing money and neither had their own security team. Tee Grizzley, a local Detroit rapper who is up and coming has hosted two parties here (and the club was over capacity both times). And Andre Drummond of the Detroit Pistons comes in and hangs out quite frequently. 50 Cent hosted a night like two years ago or something, but that was before I began working here.

Technically, it's illegal to film or photograph in a strip club. However, after a year here, I've learned to ignore the cameras and Snapchat/Instagram photos and videos. This club is three floors of chaos on tje weekends and the bouncers can't regulate it. Especially when the manager (who's Instagram is linked below) posts videos and photos of girls and other girls record the stage shows as well. I just ignore it and try not to make myself look like an ass.

She's just a poler (pole sport hobbyist or competitor), not a stripper. It's common to continue poling while pregnant (from what I gather in the Facebook groups I'm in). Look up Cleo the Hurricane while she was pregnant. There was a viral video of her a few years ago. A friend of mine is four months along and just stopped dancing in Flint for now. She told me she did really well despite being "big" from the pregnancy.

She's milking you for your money. You can ask one of the girls you know she doesn't talk to at her club if she's said anything in the locker room (don't ask a friend of hers). If you threaten to cut her off and not see her anymore, she'll probably see you then though lol.

Nina, if you want a sandwich from me, you'll have to get together with me in person (so we can take that damn photo!!).

Throwback to a few weeks ago when I was supposed to make you all sandwiches. Oops.

I know Nina in real life and I've met Linzee/am Facebook friends with. One of you came to meet me at my club two Sundays ago and wrote a review. There are review mentions of me at my old club, but well over a year old and those reviewers don't post in discussions.

I think everyone who goes to/works at Detroit area clubs knows who you're talking about. While reading your post above, I imagined him asking you in his own voice. He also stops in at Criket and Legends.

I was trying not to show favoritism and be supportive.

^dude, I love Linzee and she is such a kind person. I second your vote for Linzee.

"First place, waffle, because what else can be sexier than fat stacks of money." Lol, thanks NS! I can't choose anyone because they're all pretty hot and sexy in their own respects.

BlahBlah, your scenario is exactly what non extras dancers had to deal with in Detroit. Giving dances while seeing a guy get blown next to you and a girl riding a customer on the other side of you...

Omggg. You need to make Christmas cards with these jokes lol. Or put out a book.

If it's still in the city limits, they're going to get hassled. Good luck and I hope you make all of the monies!

Many strippers, unfortunately, call their clubs "the trap". It's really fucking dumb.

Trap house whores have short shelf lifes and limited skillsets. I'm doubting that this is a "she" though. "It" is trying too hard in its posts. I cam respect that you want to be called a trick.

Self entitlement and delusional? Are you certain you're not speaking of yourself? It's a much more fitting description of your aggressive trolling. Whether you're a real person or not, you seem to be a piece of shit who attacks people for literally no reason other than to cause chaos here. Personal opinions are just that. I believe calling customers "tricks" is ratchet and ghetto. If it's your thing, then cool. But don't force it onto these guys if they don't agree or want to be called a "trick".

***unless there's a cut or some kind of open wound on the person's hand. I'm not arguing or disagreeing with you; it's just that not many consider that with HJs.

^how adorable.

^I concur with your hypothesis.

Calling customers "tricks" is extremely ratchet and ghetto. Your (lack of) intellect is showing with your poor choice in choosing adjectives to describe the customers who pay entertainers' bills. To me, they are my customers who deserve customer service. This is, after all, a sales job.