Simple Economics

I've been visiting the Dayton area clubs for over 20 years and The Living Room is dead. Last 5 visits less than 3 dancers on shift and sparse number of patrons. Most are the same crew of guys that hang at the bar nursing their drinks and chatting with bar tender but seldom see them buy private dances. Girls are hell bent on $20 per song which is no longer competitive in Dayton. The days of hourly workers from GM pulling in big $ and spending it at strip clubs is over. Go to Harem, Cheeks and the prices seem to be more in line with what local market is willing to spend. Girls at Harem use to get $20 per song but they realized that fewer and fewer are paying that rate. The most I'm willing to spend is 2 for $30 but she better be hot.

So the prices are too high and the customers don't come, no customers and they can't attract dancers. What has confused me is that LR doesn't take a % of the private dance fee like Cheeks does, why are they so adamant with the girls that they maintain the $20 per song rate? Girls have always told me they are charges a flat house fee per shift. Would seem that more girls paying house fee is good for LR.