Comments by Brahma2k (page 7)

I live in the Tampa area but I don’t really frequent Pasco clubs. I can only relay what info I hear second hand. Bare Assets is the most mentioned Pasco SC.

This is a discussion board, few posts will have video or eyewitness testimony. It’s all good to say it sounds concocted yet why not also run with the tooic as a PL academic exercise. Only two I’ve observed, though never experienced personally, the management sided at least partly with the customer. My guess is management probably sees and understands the stripper bs will happen. What few customers take a complaint to management, easier for management to try and somehow meet the customer halfway. But I echo others in saying being pissy is an ultra! bad move. And a stripper not doing anything at all for multiple minutes? What really happened in the first minute or two that made her not make an effort for a good tip?

LA stands out a bit more than others when it comes to geography and driving. Driving to a destination is often not measured in distance, it’s measured in time. Many big cities have standard rush hour traffic time (SJC, DC/NOVA, BOS, CHI etc). LA rush hour traffic lives on a far more wider range and 7 days a week.

Only time will tell

Few reviews, the last one was six years ago. These “latest” reviews were not good.

@Dustyhawkins “You can pick up these hoes for free if you really got game.” Not that I have game for 20 somethings but overall what you say is just not my experience so far. They are there to make money, period. Some will only go so far as ITC high mileage while others will OTC it. What OTC I’ve had so far, I never forget no matter how chill she seems, she’s a professional sex worker looking to pay the rent, car payment etc. What range of potential craziness may happen in order to get at that money is too undetermined. I never forget it’s always possible and i think the reason I avoid it is paying a sufficient amount that the craziness ain’t needed.

@RiskA “my goal is spending “wisely” for me, getting max bang for my buck.” definitely, that’s well said. I’m still closer to the newby side than veteran side and I have twice taken a couple Friday/Saturday night financial lumps. Nothing i can’t afford, in the handful of hundreds of dollars range, and nothing like the brutal stories I heard from a spinner about guys coming in down and out, sit at the bar downing drinks, run up a multi thousand dollar bill over a couple of hours. Now part of the entertainment for me is as you say, how wisely can I spend that comfort level money while still achieving max quality experience.

@RiskA “Seeking a “party vibe” experience at a strip club is about as expensive & dumb as seeking a “magical fantasy” experience at Disney: it’s manufactured, fake & ultimately disappointing”. “Party vibe” may not be the phrase I’d use but a Friday or Saturday is busy and active. That’s precisely what I’m looking for sometimes on a weekend night especially when it’s an otherwise slow one for me. The antics of the crowd and strippers can be a side show entertainment perk all on its own. It may not be for you but not everyone is looking for the same. As far as cost, IMLE a SC is never a place to be on a budget is it? I May be wrong but at minimum 2 to 3 hundred to comfortably burn is a requirement for any 6/7 up SC.

‘Strip club map locator’ in the menu. Navigate and zoom in on area, double tap, there’s the strip clubs in that area superimposed on a map. The tuscl list is going to be as updated as you’ll find on the web. Click on a SC and look at reviews. If a recent review? You’re probably good. If no review in say a year? I’d do some checking to see if it’s open.

You mentioned a lot of past events that changed your life’s direction. That happens to us all, good and bad. Ongoing series of life events change our internal thought process. It is an absolute certainty — for example you’re now absolutely done with going to a SC vs 2022 when you loved going to SCs vs 2024 when you will (fill in the blank — such as a 2024 epiphany of seeing stellar eye candy on the street or on video). BOL.

My general experience is when a stripper sits down she’ll tell you all the girls here get along so well whether you’re at club A B or C. My take on that it is for some reason they think it’s good hustle to say they all get along so well. But You’d have to be two kinds of naive to believe it. there’s money on the line, it’s very serious competition, and there is going to be resentment or even anger between strippers (those who swoop in on a customer first,those who generally just make more/get more attention, room vs pole, day vs night). There’s probably a general female element to it too. Now add in the Inter club element of reputation, cleanliness looks quality etc. yes there will be some I’m working at A and it’s better than B etc. IME there’s some truth to that for everyone whether it’s stripping, car salesman, engineer, waiter or generally what company you work for (you work at Acme while I work at Apple).

A requirement of being a stripper is to be able to hustle. A requirement for a PL going into a SC is to believe nothing a stripper tells you while at the same time, if the hustle works for you, playing along with it. Hey, she’s not from the island of Mali (she’s really from Hoboken New Jersey) but if she looks and plays the hustle part convincingly? You’re in a SC, run with it.

@whodey probably has it right. I’ve recently known a hard working spinner with bolt ons who is past mid 30s. She is an earner busy working the rooms, no pole work. But IMLE she is the exception. Most professions you go up the salary scale with age but with a stripper, her prime earning is in her 20s. After 30 i think most have to work as hard or harder for less earning. I’m guessing that’s an impetus to career change. This isn’t to say there aren’t excellent and well earning strippers 30s or even 40s but I suspect the majority have changed careers by then.

@5footguy writes “COVID 0-19 death rate attributable to covid was 1.0 per 100,000”. Yep and that’s one they’ll not talk about (and if they do it’s excellent theater). They being a majority of the masses who either shouted it at everyone or their tacit supporters with their passive words/actions. It was and remains despicable, that’s just the truth regarding what was done to the young(among others). Yes, some of this crowd calmly write it off. See they were against politicians being involved. They didn’t like the crazies out there on “both” sides (they presumably followed the “science”). Sure, they are just as guilty for the years of suffering and anguish (and death) potentially coming up for an amount of children too numerous to count, but they speak it with poise. Anyone who would let this happen again, how in the world do you spin your minds to make it ok? One must have been exposed to a lot of inculcation along with a lot of rationalization to get to that point.

As others have said, no to air dances. I think air dances are for non SC goers who are on a once every couple of years SC visit. A visual only show is enough of a kick. But I’d assume once you’re posting on tuscl, you have some SC experience and want a specific menu of interaction. In terms of what is on that menu, that’s going to vary some from tuscl pl to pl. Whatever you want is what you should try to achieve.

A strip club is largely a true form of meritocracy. How much she hustles, how much she hones her general personality, how much she invests in cosmetic aesthetics, how she sticks to diet and working out, and also just pure effort. Meritocracy is almost a requirement for a successful SC. While a union can have value, meritocracy and a contemporary union are just not compatible.

Eddie Money said it best for this thread: “I want to go back and do it all over but I can’t go back”

“We never had lockdowns” is at best a political slogan. You commenting above — JamesSD, Shadowcat — wear your masks, be comfortable around only those wearing masks, go get checkups and injections and do whatever is best for you. But myself and many many others won’t be go along this time with your non “lockdowns” (parks, beaches, stores etc) or attempts at seeing people lose their jobs and more (according to polling regarding opinions of the masking and injection crowd). Being fooled by the foolish again is not an option. Bluntly put: if you are afraid of the air and paper cloth over the face is the only way you feel safe? you stay home, you stay out of public, problem solved for everyone. See how that works?

I don’t know Cuba’s manufacturing base or highest grossing products but people on tuscl from Florida can confirm Cuba has been a key and valuable contributor to a certain local workforce

Jane Seymour, Anne Heche, Jillian Grace (March 2005 Playmate of the Month)

@stainglass I do, i was trying to be funny (failed) with the “breath mints” comment. I carry the small tin of fruit flavored ice breakers. I’ve yet to partake in kissing any of the strippers, I still need to get mentally past the potential recent mouth traffic. But even simply face to face, having good breath is a must for me. I always offer them up too to my vip choices. One always takes one, one got a look that suggested she’s worried it’s roofie, the other is hit and miss (I think she doesn’t want it messing with her drink).

After reading this thread I’ve learned something new: don’t just carry cash, carry breath mints

@jamessd writes depends on “how much she had to drink”. IME Alcohol, daddy issues and bad judgment are a single man’s social gold mine.

Ha, That’s a good one.

I think everything you did was good with maybe an exception of checking the number of posts and reviews from this guy. I’m guessing he has almost none? To the larger point: LMAO! He Married a stripper and then is doing detective work to see if she is handling customer wood. JHFC, some people can be wack. Rule 1 for marrying a stripper: her job is handling customer wood. The more and to greater depth she handles them, the better the income. That’s called heavily incentivized. Rule 2: be comfortable with rule 1 or don’t marry a stripper.