The thing about Spearmint Rhino LV...

The thing about Spearmint Rhino LV is that you are overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of girls. And they are friendly. So that's good. And bad! The big issue for me is the crappy 3 dance for $100 set up. Don't even talk about the $200 or $300 champagne room. I am not someone with pockets bulging with cash. So I have to be thrifty to get the best bang for the buck. I tired to sample the merchandise by taking a $20 dance on the floor. A lot of the time that strategy worked and the 3-fer was mostly worth it. Sometimes it didn't and I was out a $100 with not much for it. That's an expensive way to go. And with all the girls to sample, you can run though your stake in no time. It's not that it's a bad club. It's just that, if you're there for hot lap dances, like at Flight Club in Michigan or Treasure's in Houston or Monz Venus in Tampa or other such places, you're going to go through a lot of cash and you're not going to get that quality of dance much of the time. I just ran through a lot of cash in the excitement of it all before I realized I needed to develop a saner strategy or I would run broke. Next time I will be more careful and discerning. It stands to reason that with ALL the women there, you are destined to find great dances (and I did). But there is a lot of room for disappointment too. And if you bet the $100 or the $200 or the $300, you could be out of cash very soon. So caution is the word for me from now on. One more negative thing for me! There is about 90% silicone in the place, I swear. I did, in a moment of insanity, sample some of the silicone. Some cosmetic surgeons ought to be sued for malpractice. I hate to see a beautiful girl with a boob job, and especially a bad boob job. One felt like I was groping a bag full of figs. That is a major turn-off for me. So take away the ones with the silicone and the ones who don't give promising $20 dances, that doesn't leave a lot. There were a few great dances for me. The problem is I wasted a lot of money on bad ones at $100 a pop. There has to be a better way. I'll try it again with a new strategy.