Wallowing in the girl's demise? ...

Wallowing in the girl's demise? I was perfectly content going to Rick's, less so in the last two years admittedly, but I'm not *wallowing*. Just giving a heads up to other patrons, so they can save their money. I absolutely stand by my posting history and think that I provide detailed, thoughtful, well-written and useful reviews. If the content of them is not to your liking, then you- or the active dancers- have the power to change that. I don't think any male patrons reading this board are going to look at my history and think "Oh, that guy's like the yoman of TUSCL!".

Centerfolds, at least on the two afternoon's I've gone (a Friday and a Saturday), has been dead. Almost no customers, very few dancers, and the dancers were unattractive to me- the second time I went they were *severely* unattractive, such that I was baffled and kind of thrown for a loop.

Look, it's not personal, and it's not hateful. Just like our favorite baseball players like Griffey have to eventually recognize their youth is gone and they don't have their old magic, and it's time to ride off into the sunset, some dancers need to do the same. They're free to keep trying, but the two dancers I singled out- Autumn and Delaney- were also kind of rude when I said no, politely. I'm not surprised they're desperate; when the dancer is literally saggy and wrinkled like my grandmother and makes me feel sad for the human condition, then she isn't really in the right line of work. Not every dancer needs to be a lithe 18-year-old like you see in those bikini barista stand; my all-time-favorite, Sharise, was probably pushing 40 when I last saw her. Still hot up to the end of her career, though, and great mileage. Hell, I'd happily buy a dance from her today if she hadn't retired, and I bet she still looks fine.