Comments by tomg300

Your friend had the "correct" rate of 5 for $100. You were overcharged at $30/dance or 4-4-100. It should be $25/dance.

In general, that seems to be more and more common. That’s why a « trial dance » before committing to a 5-4-100 package is becoming a necessary precaution.

Cover charge on a Monday afternoon?! Must have been very late afternoon. "Gringo price of 3/100" -- never, ever experienced anything like that, and I've been there on Monday afternoons (and F, S, S, & T afternoons) numerous times.

Tall with large (C cups at least) naturals with nice nips. She's HWP, in my estimation.

In the VIP room. Pixie was two dances at $25 each; Harley was 5-4-100.

Yes, sexualchoc, I hear you loud and clear. In fact, a few years ago I did exactly what you described with a different dancer who pulled something similar and it went exactly as you said. This time circumstances were a bit different so I just went in a different direction. So I was out a few 20's, but the important thing is that I alerted others about her. (Actually, months ago another member on this site actually had recommended this dancer to me via a DM, but also warned about her practice of miscounting. I had forgotten about that until after I left CB and looked back at my messages in this regard from way back then.)

$5 cover in the early afternoon? Is that something new? I never go to CB at nights, only early afternoons, and have never had to pay a cover.

Never experienced it but have heard of it from a friend. I've even marked my hundreds already (like two or three of them) to show what I did as a precaution in case it was tried on me. Never had to use this as a "defense" if falsely accused. That should be an automatic dismissal of a dancer.

"I arrived just before noon on a Friday" and stayed until 1:00 or so.

"hjtc in the lap dance room when the bouncer was not looking" -- but the cameras are always "looking." I was once promised a BJ if we'd go to the VIP, but once there she had all kinds of reasons why it wouldn't work after all. So I cut her off after two dances, but she still got $50 out of me with that scam. There's a daytime guy watching the camera feeds, and he is described as "the hard one" by the girls. I've seem him (short, stocky guy who wears a beanie-type woven hat) come into the VIP to chastise -- and not at all "politely" -- a dancer and her customer for going too far.

Hawkeye's experience late at night mirror what I've had at the start of the evening where the dancers arrive late and there are too few of them. It's not uncommon for the first couple of dancers to have to do double duty whereas when they give a couple of private dances they have to go right back on the main stage. It wears them out fast and that's reflected in their performances. Lately it seems like there's always some kind of management-worker issue going on.