Update on the Nosy Manager
[QUOTE=wdone]I went there recently on a week night. There were about 5-6 girls but more were coming in about 10pm as I was on the way out.
I recognized a couple of faces from Ricks and the dancers seemed friendly enough but I have to say, the floor manager (pear shaped, wears tie, seems like Michael Scott of 'The Office') is a dick.
I was having a dance in the back and he starts talking/joking and interrupting my dancer right in the middle of the song. Then he stood there in the walkway 3 feet away.
I hear it's because he wants better tips to leave the girls alone? Maybe.
I'll try again after the months remodel is done and maybe the furniture will be improved, but if that dick bothers me again I'll stop the dance and tell them I'm not paying for it.[/QUOTE]I heard that the nosy manager got fired. The remodel is still scheduled for the end of the month and like myself, lots of customers are waiting until after that is complete to start going. It may be a good time to check out the prospect of a private with some of the ladies.
Centerfolds - Anyone been since the "Grand Opening"?
Just wondering if anyone has been to Centerfolds since they had their Grand Opening?
I went about a week before and it was terrible.
Three dancers
Door woman also was the floor manager and during my dances she practically sat down next to us.
Dabcers promise anything you want, and do not deliver.
Is it the same post Grand opening?
Rick's Reborn? (and other sundry questions)
In the P-I today:
[url]http://www.seattlepi.com/local/424192_strip30.html[/url]
They mention it's the same guy who tried to open a club on Aurora Avenue North.
It was previously mentioned here that the club this guy was trying to open would be yet another Vu-related club (like Little Darlings and Dreamgirls).
So I see this as part positive (Yea Rick's!) and part negative (Boo Vu!).
I also see this as jumping the gun a bit, because as is mentioned in the article, the building hasn't even been sold yet, so the guy filing for the permit doesn't even own the property yet. Either he knows something that I don't (which is most likely true), or he is really jumping the gun here.
On another note, I've been perusing the strip club reports from other cities (and, um, wow, there are some amazing stories out there), and it seems that Deja Vu doesn't always have a reputation of being the McDonald's of Strip Clubs. Take, for instance, some of the stories out of the Deja Vu in the City of Industry (that's one of the weird places in Los Angeles). Those stories actually sound better than some of the most amazing stuff I heard about Rick's and the Sands.
I also wonder why someone doesn't go out into unincorporated county land and build a club there. Avoid admissions taxes, avoid city vice squads, pay your taxes, give us some fun.
That being said, I also wonder why there aren't any gentlemen's clubs on indian reservations. Casinos seem to pass their moral test. I can only imagine that fun could be had in a club located on land that enjoys quasi-sovereign status.