- Pricy, but can't complain about quality!
Commenting to backup what MrTibbs said. During my residency as a house girl in 2021, never did we once have three girls on mainstage as part of rotation. Things may have changed since then though, But I wouldn't know since I haven't worked there since March 2022.
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a year ago
It used to be empowering for me, but lately it has been a huge waste of time and energy. And it has been eating away at my self esteem (only one club is and it's because of the girls who work there and how they are and treat others).
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a year ago
True. Everyone (employees) throughout Detroit clubs had all said TL was sold. Apparently not. And they are for sure reopening per their Facebook page. They said the tentative time frame for reopening, but I forget when. I only saw the post once in my news feed when it was reshared by a friend who's a TL dancer.
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a year ago
Thank you for understanding. And I appreciate and respect your reply. This site is definitely more known than USASG. I've met a lot of girls who read this site from various clubs in three different states. And some of the girls I work with also comment on here on occasion. If you get bored, search r/SexWorkersOnly on Reddit for girls who have expressed safety and privacy concerns for being named in reviews for dancing and escorting. A customer's experience with a dancer will always be subjective to what someone else will experience. My friends and I loathe the mindset of shamelessly and openly naming sex workers on USASG especially. Thankfully, it's mostly mongers on there. This site is a little of every party - first timers, dancers, veteran mongers, junior newb mongers, and even female customers. The only time it's truly acceptable to name a sex worker in a review is if they are a ROB, but even then there are two sides to every story and many reviewers skirt around their own actions that may have contributed or set off the ROB behavior.
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a year ago
I worked there most of 2021. From what I remember from then, almost none of the girls on night shift met people outside. FC is a lot of "groups" who both arrive and leave together. SO many different variables are at play as well, so it's almost impossible for someone to give you a straight line answer.
And this isn't USASG. A lot of us regular posters (especially myself) don't like when a dancer is named openly - even in reviews. If B finds out A is selling for x, A gets jumped by B or her safety is put at risk within her private life at home. A girl getting fired for being named alongside extras is unlikely in regards to suburban Detroit clubs, but it could still be a possibility depending on other factors.
Just leave it to private messages and let's just leave dancer names out of this thread. We are, at least, owed the respect to not have what we do and for how much aired out in a public forum for the whole world to see. If we can be discreet, why can't you?
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a year ago
^ewwww. đ¤ĸđ¤Ž
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a year ago
Who was that one troll that would ask a million stupid and common sense questions? Wasn't his name ThirdEye or something? It's probably him.
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a year ago
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aham5I've got a bad feeling about this.
That's what everyone in our private Facebook groups are assuming. I hope it's not true though. They're going to be very selective with dancers and the club is going to turn into a shit show hangout if it is true. Like, shit show hangout like the old Deja Vu Highland Park was basically. I see it bringing rough and rowdy crowds to surrounding clubs, too.
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a year ago
Dude, I saw this posted on The Detroit Scanner and the live comments had me crying. đ
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a year ago
You had me at hooker convention. đ
- Coli visit
^they told us we can set our own prices. Some sell $25/song and some sell $40/song or 3/$100. It depends on the dancer.
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a year ago
This happened in late 2021 and I think I posted about it then. Abigail had found an Apple Airtag on her vehicle and posted on TikTok about it. Then it was shared by the Dancer's Resource page on Instagram and Facebook. About a week later is when she was, unfortunately, murdered. He tracked her because of the Airtag he put on her vehicle. âšī¸
- Nice Dancers and Value for your Money
I really hope you wash your hands in between dance sessions. đ¤ĸ
- Dancer Review of Landing Strip
Instead of talking about what happened Saturday night in these comments, I think I'm going to write a follow-up review instead. I feel my concerns and complaints are valuable information for other dancers who may read these reviews and are considering working at Landing Strip. If I write about them here, they may get lost in the comments and potential LS dancers may not see them. I would also rather have well thought out written a statement instead of making it sound like I'm placing blame for things I both did and didn't do or accusing others of frivolous things (which they may be frivolous to you guys, the customers; however they're not that frivolous to us dancers.)
Also, shout out to the TUSCLer I met tonight.
- Dancer Review of Landing Strip
I worked tonight (Saturday) and I don't think I'll be returning because of the staff. I got screwed over horribly by the dj. And the house mom, as sweet as she is, also annoyed me about playing obvious favorites. Favoritism happens everywhere, but don't make it so fucking obvious. đ¤ I'm still at the club though, so I'll add more later. đĄ
- Good Times on Saturday Night.
Yeah, I'm super disappointed this review was approved. This guy went into far too many details and named the dancer. What if she gets jumped at work now? Now her business is out there and she didn't ask for it to be.
Plus this was hardly a club review and more of an erotic story. That shit should stay on USASG.
Also didn't want to risk spending any more money, which insinuates this person is extremely cheap aside from being obviously disrespectful of dancers' privacy.
- Dancer Review of Landing Strip
^we need you to write a book on how to be a respectful strip club customer at extras club in Detroit.
This area is the only area I have any experience from for working in extras heavy clubs. So maybe everything I have brought to light that I personally don't like or have an issue with are mostly central to Detroit and customers here. đ¤
discussion comment
a year ago
^so, extras are technically defined as anything more than a dance. And given that most US states have a no contact law regarding sexually oriented businesses, most strip clubs are technically extras clubs in that they allow touching of some kind. Extras are known for being more explicitly sexual in nature, but they technically really are anything more than a dance. A dancer merely just sitting on your lap is considered an extra in the eyes of the law. Just throwing that out there as food for thought.
I 100% agree with and support of not linking names to extras. It's a great way to get a girl fired or jumped. So many customers desperately seek out extras, yet can't just simply respect that dancer that serviced him afterward by just leaving her name out in a review.
Also, LEO can't really do much without having seen something themselves.
- Dancer Review of Landing Strip
There were two pregnant girls working there right before COVID happened. And one of them had track marks.
As for what you said, it's not that I'm overthinking it. It's more that it's exhausting to hear the exact same questions multiple times every day. I understand there will be formalities exchanged with every interaction, but if I tell somebody I don't know what I want to do or maybe that COVID had ruined my plans, I don't expect them to continue drilling me for answers that I don't have or don't want to give.
Furthermore, I don't want or need anybody giving me advice that I did not ask for, which a lot of customers tend to do. I know some may think they're being helpful, but it's just a general practice in even everyday life to not give unsolicited advice; and it can be quite condescending in a club environment depending on how the customer phrases what they're saying.
I've been dancing for just over 10 years and it's not that I dislike the job, it's more that it's mind numbing to interact with some individuals. Not all though. I have met some customers who understand what this is and what this isn't and they don't try to play therapist. I've had more of these mind numbing conversations at extras clubs than I have ever had at non extras clubs.
Also, many customers (at least last weekend) don't understand what consent is at extras clubs. I was groped and felt up more without my consent last weekend then I have ever been at any non-extras clubs (and I have worked at more non extras clubs than I have at extras friendly clubs). For example, the gentleman who put his arm around my upper back and then continued to basically pet my leg. He didn't tip me, never even said hi to me, never even gave his name. Just started touching me and I dealt with it briefly because he was the friend of the customer I was being interrogated by. I also had a stupid amount of individuals trying to grope my boobs while tipping me on stage. That is neither the time or place to do that. This is one of many good reasons as to why some girls don't take their tops off on stage.
I understand you guys are going to see it differently than I do. However, try to imagine yourself in that very situation of being asked a multitude of repetitive and dull questions not only in one night, but in the last 10 years. And then imagine yourself being felt up while at work without your consent by a female. It doesn't matter whether it's at a strip club or not, just imagine somebody sexually assaulting you thinking it's okay to do so.
It doesn't necessarily mean that I hate customers or talk shit about customers with other dancers, but it's just emotionally exhausting to put up with.
- Dancer Review of Landing Strip
^getting asked in the way you phrased it is more polite than "so what do you want to do with your life?" I don't know why that question bothers me so much. I feel like when I do actually answer that question, I'm given unsolicited advice and in the conversation just go south from there. And that's where it gets too personal. I think I dislike it so much because I'm there to sell a fantasy (or the real thing because it's Detroit lol) and not trying to get life advice from someone I met not even a minute prior. Hooks of that makes some sense.
However asking a dancer what she plans to do when she's done dancing can become a mind fuck and make someone begin thinking about their future when they may be trying hard not to. And if she gives an answer that the customer disagrees with, then there goes the sale most likely. The customer will most likely voice their dislike or difference in opinion of the answer and then offer unsolicited advice.
There are also a lot of dancers I've networked with who are in their late '40s or early '50s who have made stripping into a career by choice.
- High end place in DTW
^there's a lot of favoritism at FC. Regardless, that rule is not heavily enforced so long as the dancer shows them (despite how it's done).
- High end place in DTW
We're told we'll be fined if our tops aren't completely removed for the second song. There's also a fifth stage opposite of the third stage, but it's very rarely used unless there's a large party that rents that space over there.
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a year ago
"Finally the more comfortable you are at the club the more comfortable you can make the whores and the better job they can do at getting all that sticky vanilla out"
In other words, you're a piece of shit who has zero respect for women. That was includes your mother, too. Gotcha. No wonder you go to strip clubs and pay women for attention and services. đ¤đ
Also, I don't *have* to review shit. I can vet reviews just as much as other VIP members with my dancer membership. Don't like it? Cuddle up with your fellow trash friends here and cry about it.
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a year ago
1. It provides some sort of proof that you were actually there
2. It shows that you put some sort of effort into your review and aren't looking to get free VIP with the most minimal effort possible.
3. This is a strip club review website, not a dancer review website. I reject reviews that don't talk about the club at all. I'm not here to read about the other dancers, I want to know if a club seems like a safe environment to work at or not. By all means, discuss what the women look like and also be respectful about it, but don't forget to include details about the club as well.
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a year ago
I was just looking at his profile to see if he's posted recently. Last seen Oct. 2022. đŗ