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3 years ago
I agree. it's not that I don't tip, it's that other people literally took up the only area. I'm not reaching around people.
review comment
4 years ago
I see the note by an adjudicator about never noticing the odor. I had never had that issue pre-covid, and I did notice several spray bottles out for cleaning the tables. I know a lot of places buy strong cleaner that requires water to dilute it, maybe someone skipped this time. It won't prevent me from going again if I want, but if it happens again it might.
discussion comment
4 years ago
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BBBCFucking Pussy into J.E.L.L.O
They definitely do. I learned a lot of interesting information from the dancers I dated and their friends. Not just about the customers, but also about the other dancers, the staff, and the managers.
discussion comment
4 years ago
I did not do it because I was hanging out with a dancer friend, but after a gorgeous dancer got a lot of tips on stage, she walked up to me and said something like "I know you didn't tip me, but that's ok because I want more than the just your tip".
article comment
4 years ago
I think for A that is semi true. I think there was a friendship there, but desperation took over and she became a user when I became an enabler. She had a lot of bad things happen that are too personal to reveal, things no one should ever go through, and I think she was just broken for a while. She has since quit drinking and dancing, and her life is much better, and we are platonic friends now after reconciling.
discussion comment
4 years ago
I once bribed the dj to play In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida on a slow night when s friend was on stage. We both laughed the whole time. She was mad for about 20 minutes then agreed it was funny.
discussion comment
4 years ago
I might be wrong since I never went, but I was at Players once after it closed and a couple dancers said they worked there and the owners were forced to sell it after it closed.
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4 years ago
Reminds me of a funny story. I'm not even going to mask this dudes first name because he's a douche. Used to be buddies with a guy named Rob. He's probably 40-45 at the time of the story. One day at the bar he shows up about 20 minutes before close. They won't open him a tab, but a couple people offer shots. This old 75+ lady cancer survivor gives him a drink, and they chat for a bit. After a bit we are all kicked out because it's a bit past closing. I'm DDing so my buddies offers to let Rob hang with us. On the drive back, he yells "that granny offered me $50000 to be her live in man whore and I wanted to do it." We laughed, but he continued on for an hour until he passed out. Next day he swears he remembers nothing. We talked to some people at the bar, and find out multiple people have claimed she drugged them, but the owners don't believe it so they won't do anything, and the patrons are too embarrassed that "granny" drugged them to put in a report.
She tried getting chummy with me and another friend a different time in the smokers area, but we were having none of it because she kept butting into out conversation, so I told her to fuck off. Walked inside the bar 20 minutes laters, and the Bartender asked "did you tell Cheryl to fuck off" which I confirmed, to which he responded "good. She got pissed off and left because of that". From that point on she would leave the moment I arrived.
discussion comment
4 years ago
The last 2 nude clubs in Toledo were Scarlett's (north) for a short while after they lost their liquor license and didn't want to pay a $20k penalty to get it back and The Hen House who changed their name a few times due to fights and either a shooting or stabbing, so they lost their liquor license and became a hookah bar. However Scarlett's did end up getting their license back, but closed last summer due to rebranding, and Hen House closed 2 years or more ago.
Agora used to be Alcatraz and from what I understand has some of the old Scarlett's managers.
discussion comment
4 years ago
Clubs used to find ways to cheat years ago, like a door separating "two different businesses" one a club and one a bar, but I think it was cracked down on. But since Ohio doesn't even allow nipples if alcohol is sold, most places would rather sell liquor.
review comment
5 years ago
Just think, that was the updated bathroom! In fairness they only changed the sinks.
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5 years ago
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goodguyGood Guy Looking for a Good Time: Detroit - So Florida
Agreed, especially since I swear their cover charge has changed a few times. I know I have paid $10, $15, and $20 on different nights, and I'm sure daytime is cheaper
review comment
5 years ago
I honestly didn't catch any of their names because I was not interested, otherwise I would definitely tell everyone who this was.
discussion comment
5 years ago
Ah interesting. Never been there, normally stay out of downtown because of how crazy parking is.
discussion comment
5 years ago
There actually are 2. One had her birthday at Players recently and has a nice curvy butt. The one mentioned before from Henry's sounds like the one I know.
And sorry for hijacking the thread, she was only one of the ones I haven't seen in a but, she just comes to mind because we always talk at the club and because I suck with names!
discussion comment
5 years ago
I dated a dancer for 2 years before we went out separate ways in 2017. From what she told me when she would try new places I have some insight.
As people mentioned, have some knowledge of the place before you work there. Either visit with friends a few times around day of week and time you hope to work or ask someone you know and trust who already works there.
Find a way to be comfortable topless around others (or pasties or whatever the club rule is). She actually had a friend do a show for me and a couple of buddies we trust then I got a lap dance. (It was awkward for me more because I never got dances while I date).
Some clubs also get a lot of politics, so avoid angering the other girls. And don't be upset if they decide not to allow you to dance, again politics come into play. My ex was at least a 7 (a 10 to me, but everyone has different taste), and was rejected once and really hurt. We found out later that another dancer for whatever reason made up a story about her so she wouldn't get hired. A bouncer friend told us it's happened several times there
Final advice, which is a lot of what the above is about, is never ever leave your comfort zone. Confidence is really important (or at least fake confidence)
discussion comment
5 years ago
The biggest bummer to me is that this seems to have reshuffled where a lot of girls work. For example I used to always watch the stage and get a drink or two with a dancer named Vayda (or something like that) at Henry's and Landing Strip, but with all the shuffled talent I haven't seen her in a couple months.
review comment
5 years ago
I probably just remembered wrong, I don't get dances often
review comment
5 years ago
Not sure what to say. The bouncer told me they also own landing strip, and I could have a pass for there if I wasn't enjoying myself.
review comment
5 years ago
I used to always have drinks with Vaida at other clubs. Never seen her here, though I rarely go.