Anybody has any intel on Ruby, Luxurie / Melani from Deja Vu Ypsi? They were my ATF's over there.
Printable View
Anybody has any intel on Ruby, Luxurie / Melani from Deja Vu Ypsi? They were my ATF's over there.
[QUOTE=SilentStorm;5960404]Hey guys, I checked out cricket this Tuesday. Almost at end of day shift and few minutes in, Chole comes and sits. Mixed. Native Indian / Caucasian? Middle eastern? . I'd guess mid 20's.
Here is my simple report. Someone to avoid. But on the other hand, she has a young body that might be worth pushing your luck.
Very aggressive at the table in trying to go back. And says she does escorting and will give number after VIP. Wanted $300 1st and then comes down to $200-250. I told her I'll get a couple of dances and once back. Mid 1st song, she starts to pull my pants off. Very aggressive to have extras. I stop her and said dance is enough and here we are in the 2nd song. I was done and ready to leave. She wanted a 100 and said she will discount next visit when having extras since she hasn't made any money today. LOL and then can you do 80 . Next she drops to additional 20 on top of 2 songs since she charges extra for nude. No sweety.
I walked out handing 40.
All this points to is poor service once you fall for her aggressive hustle. But if you can negotiate ahead and not pay upfront. And you can pull it off. It's a good set of assets to have fun with.
Happy hunting.[/QUOTE]I definitely got a weird vibe talking to her at table, glad I passed and did not do VIP with her, really was not my type, atleast she did not scam you for more money.
Anyone else think stripclubs are a indicator of recessions? Many clubs seem to be low on patrons since inflation. Suppose same could be said for other bars, restaurants, etc. Oddly Casinos not impacted as much. You would think supply and demand would lower strippers prices but they have "pussyflation" as well. Quality of dancers seems down a little in many places as well. Thoughts? [URL]https://nypost.com/2022/05/30/im-a-stripper-we-can-read-the-markets-better-than-bankers/[/URL].
[QUOTE=Stewy56;5968949]Anyone else think stripclubs are a indicator of recessions? Many clubs seem to be low on patrons since inflation. Suppose same could be said for other bars, restaurants, etc. Oddly Casinos not impacted as much. You would think supply and demand would lower strippers prices but they have "pussyflation" as well. Quality of dancers seems down a little in many places as well. Thoughts? [URL]https://nypost.com/2022/05/30/im-a-stripper-we-can-read-the-markets-better-than-bankers/[/URL].[/QUOTE]This was discussed a few weeks back if you search a few pages you'll find it. I wholeheartedly agree, a lot of frivolous spending, slowing or dropping is a leading indicator. The handful of people still buying new cars at double mrsp or bidding over asking on a home are going to be so under water by the end of the year it's not even funny. They're still drinking the Kool aid. Exceptions to everything like a mansion in Birmingham will fair better than a mansion in Taylor or Holly or the guy ordering a new Ferrari will hold more value even above sticker than an idiot paying 25% more than mrsp on a Civic. Yes I know people that have done this. I'm my line of work I get interesting details and can tell you this, the lower middle income clients of mine are making far dumber financial choices the past 2 months then the wealthy clients of mine. The wealthy ones seem to have sold second homes last year at very, very nice profits and are holding onto their cars instead of buying or leasing a new one. Between credit card rates and monthly payment increases on those, gas, electricity and food and this current quarters 401 k statements people are going to wake up and freak out. No more door dash, no more weekend getaways, less everything.
For perspective income levels I'm assuming based on occupations and house value. Wealthy clients seem to have 3 to 10 mm net worth with at least 2 mm increase since 2018. The lower middle clients make 65 to 80 k a year. I could be off on what's really middle, upper class income but that's my soft definition. Lastly all we need is this quarters GDP to be neg to be in a recession. Sometimes they're minor. This is going to be a deep and bad one. Keep an eye out for a lot more layoffs.
[QUOTE=Stewy56;5968949]Anyone else think stripclubs are a indicator of recessions? Many clubs seem to be low on patrons since inflation. Suppose same could be said for other bars, restaurants, etc. Oddly Casinos not impacted as much. You would think supply and demand would lower strippers prices but they have "pussyflation" as well. Quality of dancers seems down a little in many places as well. Thoughts? [URL]https://nypost.com/2022/05/30/im-a-stripper-we-can-read-the-markets-better-than-bankers/[/URL].[/QUOTE]I'll say more people stay away because of all the fees, lackluster performances, not a lot of ladies that are really appealing, 10 dollar beer. Disposable income is less for all but I'd argue the factors above and not the price of groceries keep people away. If things slow down I'm sure the strategy among managers and dancers will be to raise prices, thinking they can just charge double to half the traffic. Good luck with that.
[QUOTE=CommonSteve666;5969002]I'll say more people stay away because of all the fees, lackluster performances, not a lot of ladies that are really appealing, 10 dollar beer. Disposable income is less for all but I'd argue the factors above and not the price of groceries keep people away. If things slow down I'm sure the strategy among managers and dancers will be to raise prices, thinking they can just charge double to half the traffic. Good luck with that.[/QUOTE]I agree, the clubs are going to raise fees. The girls are going to raise prices. Neither one has a choice This is simple supply and demand, as the demand of customer recedes because what it cost to fill up a tank of gas and drive to the strip club means less guys are going. The strip clubs can't make up lost revenue for having less customers. The only option is to get more revenue from the remaining customers left.
More girls may take up stripping because they can't make enough money to cover inflations but increasing the supply of dancers will only put further upward pressure on prices. As each dancer will take less customers to the VIP each night. For stripping to be viable for them they also cannot increase their earnings by doing more session per night. The strippers I talk to who used to work 3 or 4 nights a week are now working 5 or 6 nights a week, and obviously increasing the number of days a person works per week can only get up to 7. Most girls won't work 7 days a week anyway again meaning the only choice is to raise prices.
Inflation flows through the whole system including the strip club. Prices once raised tend to be permanent. Even if the economy gets going and tons of people have money to spend a new normal is being set on pricing right now the will remain for the future.
If you can't afford the higher price then your choices are either go less often for what you can afford or stop going completely.
MM.
Does anyone know what strip club Linzee Ryder is going to be at tomorrow (Thursday) night?
[QUOTE=MareloboMex;5969195]I agree, the clubs are going to raise fees. The girls are going to raise prices. Neither one has a choice This is simple supply and demand, as the demand of customer recedes because what it cost to fill up a tank of gas and drive to the strip club means less guys are going. The strip clubs can't make up lost revenue for having less customers. The only option is to get more revenue from the remaining customers left.
More girls may take up stripping because they can't make enough money to cover inflations but increasing the supply of dancers will only put further upward pressure on prices. As each dancer will take less customers to the VIP each night. For stripping to be viable for them they also cannot increase their earnings by doing more session per night. The strippers I talk to who used to work 3 or 4 nights a week are now working 5 or 6 nights a week, and obviously increasing the number of days a person works per week can only get up to 7. Most girls won't work 7 days a week anyway again meaning the only choice is to raise prices.
Inflation flows through the whole system including the strip club. Prices once raised tend to be permanent. Even if the economy gets going and tons of people have money to spend a new normal is being set on pricing right now the will remain for the future.
If you can't afford the higher price then your choices are either go less often for what you can afford or stop going completely.
MM.[/QUOTE]I suggest that you might want to read the book of this name by Thomas Sowell. Your analysis is 100% wrong according to "basic economics". In any case, perhaps we should get back to the important stuff.
[QUOTE=MareloboMex;5969195]I agree, the clubs are going to raise fees. The girls are going to raise prices. Neither one has a choice This is simple supply and demand, as the demand of customer recedes because what it cost to fill up a tank of gas and drive to the strip club means less guys are going. The strip clubs can't make up lost revenue for having less customers. The only option is to get more revenue from the remaining customers left.
More girls may take up stripping because they can't make enough money to cover inflations but increasing the supply of dancers will only put further upward pressure on prices. As each dancer will take less customers to the VIP each night. For stripping to be viable for them they also cannot increase their earnings by doing more session per night. The strippers I talk to who used to work 3 or 4 nights a week are now working 5 or 6 nights a week, and obviously increasing the number of days a person works per week can only get up to 7. Most girls won't work 7 days a week anyway again meaning the only choice is to raise prices.
Inflation flows through the whole system including the strip club. Prices once raised tend to be permanent. Even if the economy gets going and tons of people have money to spend a new normal is being set on pricing right now the will remain for the future.
If you can't afford the higher price then your choices are either go less often for what you can afford or stop going completely.
MM.[/QUOTE]In classic economics, weakened demand lowers prices. They absolutely do have a choice of lowering versus raising prices. If there are fewer clients for all the clubs to chase, raising prices is suicidal as they have other options amd can just go elsewhere.
[QUOTE=SomeDetroitGuy;5970658]In classic economics, weakened demand lowers prices. They absolutely do have a choice of lowering versus raising prices. If there are fewer clients for all the clubs to chase, raising prices is suicidal as they have other options amd can just go elsewhere.[/QUOTE]Correct!! For example, more drugs / fewer junkies lowers the price on the streets, same economics applies with strippers vs fewer customers.
[QUOTE=JackOfClubs;5971488]Correct!! For example, more drugs / fewer junkies lowers the price on the streets, same economics applies with strippers vs fewer customers.[/QUOTE]Exactly! When the ratio of dudes to strippers is 10 to 1, they'll charge whatever the market will bear. When it's 10 strippers in a bar and only one guy walks in, and IF that situation persists, they'll be offering '2 for 1' dances, discounts for regulars, buy one beer get one free, whatever they have to do to get more guys in.
[QUOTE=MIJohn;5971655]Exactly! When the ratio of dudes to strippers is 10 to 1, they'll charge whatever the market will bear. When it's 10 strippers in a bar and only one guy walks in, and IF that situation persists, they'll be offering '2 for 1' dances, discounts for regulars, buy one beer get one free, whatever they have to do to get more guys in.[/QUOTE]Yes and No. The demand for extras is highly inelastic. (Like gas). When the price goes up, demand only comes down a little. Therefore if there are ten dancers, and one guy, he is still likely to pay the same price. Extras are a necessity good.
Demand may be inelastic, but the guy's ability to pay $200 for it will go down in a bad economy. What goes first? A $12 pack of cigarettes or a $250 trip to the strip club? Porn is still free.
Just hooked up with a relatively new escort in Ann Arbor who says she used to dance at Bogart's. Didn't say whether she danced using that name. Mid-20's, dark blond hair, carmel complexion, you get the idea. I don't go to the clubs myself, but if any of you know or remember her you may want to sample her wares in Ypsi. Check out my review in the Ann Arbor Escort forum.
The level of economics expertise exhibited on this thread is breathtaking.