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6 years ago
I think this turned into more of a discussion of the numerical system than what I was intending. To me the varied perception of beauty is what is really surprising.
Also IMO nicespice >>> zoey101
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6 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
@zoey101 - What does 3.5 minutes of a private cam show cost?
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6 years ago
LMAO!!!!
@nicespice - Earlier I came across the trish-donkey thread and totally missed it at first that it wasn't you. I was like, I know nicespice has sort of a dark sense of humor but damn!
@Sirlap - Dude nicespice is WAYYYYYYY hotter in person. Avatar doesn't do her justice at all!!
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6 years ago
Sorry I would and did reject again. It's not really a review of the club and doesn't give useful information.
I know you say that other reviews list details but a quick scan of the club in question reveals that you have to read a ton of crappy reviews to get any picture of what the club is like.
And I know it makes sense to newbs to describe specific dancers and what their lap dance is like. But that is incredibly subjective so it's sort of pointless information IMHO.
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6 years ago
I usually cut things off after one dance. However I am definitely a stick to one dancer type of guy so I am willing to invest in multiple dances if that particular stripper is incredibly my type.
It's also good to remember that a LOT of guys don't want a LD where the dancer stays in one place. They want lots of position changing.
The biggest investment I took was on my CF where I spent nearly a few hundred bucks not knowing whether it would work out. Even though it did work out I would never take that much of a risk again.
Recently there was a post I think by dancer pinksugardoll where she had a customer who "came to the club in basketball shorts" which are normally something she doesn't like. However that customer spent a decent amount regularly so she liked him as a customer. To me I think there are a lot of dancers like that who don't like guys who come in basketball shorts for 2 song LDKs but are totally game if you are willing to tip a decent amount extra.
This is one of the reasons I like the model of setting a fixed base price I am going to pay in advance. After a few visits I make it clear I am going to pay for 4 dances even thought we only do 2-3. It removes the motivation for the dancer to hold back.
@houjack - Regarding your dancer who needed a break, I have seen a few dancers who were new who had never had a customer buy a long string of dances before that legit needed breaks. Some of it depends on the club, if they are playing 4+ minute songs I have even run into one experienced dancer who just never seemed to have had customers before that bought more than 5 songs and I could feel her getting tired and strained at the 5 song mark.
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6 years ago
I would agree with others that it is not right to take a tip back and it would be bad for young guys to see his behavior and mimic it. However 50cent has a level of power with the club that he could have easily gotten the dancer fired if he wanted to.
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6 years ago
Regarding how much to tip for an LDK there is a wide range that people do and good reasons for it. I don't think there is a single right answer. If you look at Subramans post about tipping he states that he only tips for rare exceptional service and I think it's good to remember that tipping is never required. But for those of us who LDK we can't exactly expect dancers to hang with us for hours and only get $40.
In deciding how much to tip for an LDK here are a few questions to ask:
1. Nightshift vs dayshift?
2. How busy is it in the club?
3. How in demand is that dancer?
4. How long did the dancer chat with you beforehand?
5. Did the dancer give you priority over other customers?
6. Do you want to see that dancer again?
7. Did the dancer do an amazing job?
8. Did the dancer go above and beyond in any way?
9. Did you buy drinks or food for her? Or tip her separately for her time?
10. Did the dancer allow groping beforehand or do any teasing (pre-dance light grinding)?
A $100+ tip on a $40 2 song LDK makes sense if it's from a high demand dancer at the spearmint rhino in Vegas at nightshift after she sat with you for an hour beforehand. Where as a zero dollar tip would make some dancers happy after doing a $120 6 song LDK during the opening hour of dayshift from a lower demand dancer with 5 minutes of conversation time beforehand.
Ultimately for me I want to tip the dancer enough that I can get priority from her if I see her in the future. For me I also want the dancer to be willing to chat and hang with me for as long as I typically want. I also think it bad to tip too much. I don't want to pay so much that the dancer finds it hard to walk away from me.
And as always tipping isn't required. If I go to that club regularly and I don't want to ever get dancers from that dancer again I don't tip.
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6 years ago
Also cotton boxers underneath and apply a pinch of clubman talc powder.
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6 years ago
I wear basketball shorts. Usually takes 2-3 songs and I usually tip 0-40 depending on how in demand that dancer is and the likelyhood I am to want to see her again.
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6 years ago
Yes they do.
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6 years ago
I am certain at least some of those rules are negotiable. But as you are only going to be there temporarily it doesn't really matter.
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6 years ago
Kate Beckinsale >>> Elizabeth Hurley
45 years old in the pic on the right:
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/940myy/28_and_and_44_year_old_kate_beckinsale/
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6 years ago
For those who like the princess bride I would recommend stardust.
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6 years ago
Texas!!!
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6 years ago
The Men's Club in Dallas has both a pool and hot tub.
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6 years ago
Thanks for offering to keep us posted. I think I speak for most everyone here when I say you really don't have to do that in fact we would probably prefer it if you didn't...
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6 years ago
Also who cares about the layout info. It's not like it's more than a few words anyway.
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6 years ago
I think newbs care more about that than veterans. And having it as a suggested guideline is good to get new reviewers thinking in a broad sense to frame their reviews to an audience that has never been to that club before.
I personally don't mind the layout info. If I am going to a club I haven't been to before it's nice to know how big or small it is.
My biggest beef with reviews are ones that just describe a few dancers and then say whether their LD was good or not.
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6 years ago
@nicespice - An automated DJ is a great idea. Would be even better if dancers could pull up an app to see where they are in the rotation and bid on or off stage. However without a DJ I think you would have to pay royalties for playing the music.
If I were to make a club it would be basically a disguised brothel. Super high end prices, all overnight sessions. Put it on a nice yacht that goes out into the ocean every night. No direct discussion of sex acts until the boat is in international waters. Almost impossible to get raided that way.
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6 years ago
1,128 pages but it was probably the same two paragraphs over and over and over.
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6 years ago
Also regarding your frustration that shorter reviews are accepted and yours are not. I would personally accept a short review if it hits up on many of the points I listed above where a longer review that just describes dancers, dances and doesn't give any prices will get a reject from me.
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6 years ago
Looking at your previous reviews from your profile I would personally reject many of them. I personally reject any reviews that are primarily descriptions of dancers. A few tips on things I would recommend adding to your future reviews:
- Describe the club
- Describe the dancers in a general sense (white/black, spinners/curvy)
- What do things cost? I always look for dollar signs when scanning a review. If there aren't any I am WAY more likely to reject.
- How would you describe the club to someone not from that area. How much stage tipping is expected? What mileage is typical in a lap dance? Do you need to tip the bouncer? Etc.
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6 years ago
Best:
Mamisan
Brother Foghorn
Tijuana Tim
Worst:
Nicole
Trish
That one guy who kept talking about giving dancers HIV
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6 years ago
@Papi - I don't think that rule exists anymore.