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With all due respect to the other regular reviewers, this is the best review of this club I've read in years!

^Yes, I see your point, and it's what a lot of the other expert reviewers do (include the same copy and paste, and then an update). I'll look to do that in the future. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks blah, nelly and pachomp. The basic layout of the club has been covered dozens of times in recent reviews, so I try to leave reviews when there are changes that might be of interest, and basically to answer the question "how's it going over there." If a club had ten reviews, and the basic info were not there, I'd write more about that, but given that the crowd I know on and from here, everyone wants the quick update. I can't give much info on individual dancers, because at Foxy so many have moved on. Some that used to work there last week now are at Caddy (for the moment) and next week, who knows? The whole notion of a consistent set of dancers that can be commented on applies at certain clubs (which are covered far, far better by long-time patrons on here). This used to be the case at Foxy, but now everything is so unstable because they upped the lapdance price to $30 without giving more to the dancers, so the number of customers buying dancers is understandably down (raise the price with everything else held equal, and the demand will go down). If there are two or just one dancer on the floor, and no one on stage, long-time club-goers here knows what that means. Clearly, it would be pointless to try to see a particular dancer reported to be working weeks or months ago, if no one is there at all. The nature of the business is changing, and so I think the point of reviews should be to give an updated snapshot for those considering going, not just repeating static info that has been already published many, many times.

This doesn't seem real, given the fact that all dances of all types are in enclosed booths or rooms, so there is no possibility of a "creepy bouncer staring at us." Nor is there ever an "amateur" night, as the events there have, at least in the past, gone by other names. Given the lack of specific information that demonstrates even being there at all, it's hard to take this too seriously.

Thanks. Yeah, I can describe the customer in a king outfit who won the costume contest for Halloween, so, yeah, ChatGPT was not here...