Comments by Manuellabore (page 28)

I get asked "Are you married" a lot. A lot! I don't mind at all but I wouldn't even think of asking a dancer about her relationship status

Delilah’s allows smoking too. But it’s way mare obnoxious at Risqué. Even in afternoons when there’s only a few patrons there. 1or 2 guys smoking and it’s everywhere

Based on another recent review of this place, sounds like the girls set their own LD prices. And I appreciate the outlook of somebody who says a place where most of the girls are old, chubby, and not really attractive, and you have to wait forever for them, is "not bad"

Just stopping by to applaud the title of this review. It's clever and sounds on the nose. Is this what SCs were like in the 60s?

Odd, you make "sweaty" sound like a negative. Backing out the $30 cover and $125 VIP charge from the $300-spend makes me wonder if she got more than "handsy". Anyway, doesn't sound like a bad visit if she looked good and you left happy

I also rethink my life choices every time I leave PO, but keep coming back every few months. There is some value in variety even if it isn't always high end. That's why Burger King exists

Wonderland seriously weirded me out the two times I went in their, and I booked quickly. Desire is best in Providence, IMO, and, as mentioned, less than a half mile up Allens Ave. You can easily walk it if you Ubered from the airport hotel

I deal with other people’s problems every day in my real life. I go to clubs to take a break from real life Anyway, if, from what’s described, you perceive some golden opportunity, have at it. She’s waiting for you

Fully agree, Artax, but, in the moment, there is a temptation to write off the $220 already spent as "sunk costs". That's why I'm resolved, in the future, to suss out the financial aspects before heading to the VIP.

A five, two fives, or a ten. Five dollar bill seems to get more attention than five ones, etc. A twenty gets you into the "making it rain" territory, which I think is degrading. Kinda like the CjKent "job interview" approach, but don't know if I could pull it off. Anyway, I prefer to have the dancer bring up VIP first, and see what she has to say about it

As long as you don't get any on her, telling her seems like a compliment for a job well done.

Edit to above: I meant to say that if Club Desire wasn't meeting your desires, head straight to Club Fantasies, at the opposite end of the spectrum, to try to take care of business. Foxy Lady and Cadillac are happy mediums. When I'm in the area on business, I stay downtown. It's closer to all of the clubs mentioned. You can walk safely to Desire from the downtown hotels (little less than a mile). Foxy Lady and Cadillac are within walking distance of each other

Forgot about the thing where they make the dancers drop everything every 30 minutes for the stage procession. Really weird and annoying. Place is still my favorite among Boston-area clubs, which isn't saying much

Title is accurate and says all that needs to be said. I've made maybe three visits there and never saw anybody close to a 6. "Wouldn't walk across the street" from the Banana literally fits here, although you'd kill yourself trying getting across six busy lanes and a median divider on US1

I envy the business traveler who gets to sample SC options in Providence for the first time. I’d start at Desire, which has the best selection of dancers and a nice environment. If you’re not getting what you want, extras-wise, or just not getting any attention, you can head straight to desires, or try mid-range options Foxy Lady or Cadillac Lounge

depressing place.

Only been there in afternoons and the clientele tends to be old and out of shape and non-threatening. I’m by no means a regular but they’ve just waved me through when the alarm goes off Based on an informal survey, if a dancer at Fantasies approaches you and mentions the VIP, there’s an approximately 100% chance that extra entertainment is available. You can’t be too picky though. Too often, I’ve stopped by and partaken of the offerings while on my way to Club Desire. At my age, the results of the Fantasies stop-off tends to suppress subsequent…desire. One dancer at Desire recently performed a physiological miracle, however, so I’m now committed to risk a couple hours of getting shunned at Desire against relatively assured, but perhaps less satisfying, fulfillment within 25 minutes at Fantasies

I was there around this same time, and nobody said I couldn't keep my phone. I Ubered there so that would have been a problem. I was there for a couple hours before I finally got a lap dance. I was told to keep my hands on the arms of the chair. There are really no alternatives in Harrisburg, but I wouldn't waste my time again. Except for Purple Orchid, haven't had much luck west of the Schuylkill in PA

I'm ready for that one: "We're co-workers". It's basically true. Whether the waitress has Sugar Babies in her world view or not, it's an intrusive question that leads nowhere. The best possible answer she can hope for is "yes", followed by a silent but implied "Now get lost". But it is an innocent error so it's no reason to withhold/reduce a tip. I don't pick my dining locations based on the potential reaction of the staff. Just pick places where I don't expect to be recognized and where I would never go with my SO or actual kids. Don't want a scene like in The Graduate where everybody is saying "Nice to see you again, Mr. Labore"

I’ve spent a few afternoons hanging with a dancer I really like here, so I’ve turned down my share of those stupid shirts. Can’t imagine anybody wearing one, regardless of relationship status. Seems like a waste Another quirk is that, every hour or so, they make all the dancers come up on stage for a little parade. Most shuffle through this chore listlessly (understandably) but my fave, true performer that she is, manages to make a bit of a show out of it

I’m 5 for 5 with dancers (all different) down for whatever in VIP. Don’t think I’ve ever spent more than 25 minutes there on any visit, including hitting the men’s room on the way out

Giving up is one thing. OTOH, trying to look way younger than you are (e.g. jet black hair in your 70s) is just sad. You can look good while still being more or less age-appropriate Saw a pic of Springsteen recently where he looked like Woody Allen. He definitely could do better

That's pretty common. Of course, it's often not possible to tell whether the dancer is actually getting off or is merely performing, although it would seem to be hard to fake a throbbing pussy.

Alanna has a default seemingly angry looking facial expression which, combined with her good looks and stature, is definitely intimidating. But, once you talk to her you realize that's she's very friendly and outgoing, and she is a great time in VIP.

Can still remember listening to "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green on AM radio one of the first times I was really high as a teenager and really getting into the whole structure of the music and the vocals (don't know shit about music). To this day it triggers pleasant memories. Then there was Jumpin' Jack Flash first time I was tripping on acid