Strip Club Reports

[NewDoug]

Spot on. Out of the years I've spent in clubs. I've met one woman that actually was in college and graduated. She didn't party or hang out with the other girls. She didn't get sucked into the lifestyle. In her view, dancing was a way for her to get through college without student loans. She's now an attorney out-of-state.

One. That's it. Sure there may be more but I'd contend that they're the exception, not the rule.

Was she working at Flight Club? New a girl there that said she was in law school.

[Member #6454]

I used to travel to Detroit regularly for work and would stop at Tyccoons or Coliseum. Due to Covid have not been there in over 2 years. What is the talent and opportunities like? Any fun to be had? Have had many a great time at either place.

[Spite36]

Where do you dance at sweaty? I'd love to shove a dollar in your g-string. How hard is it for you to see all the girls make money while you wallow in self pity and mounting debt?

I haven't been to the strip club at all this year.

[Micheal Ross]

That's a real cynical point of view from a guy that knows. 0001% of strippers. What a warped mindset to categorize all or most of the women who strip in that light. Newsflash smart guy you don't see or meet the other type cause there not going to do any extras ever. Smfh like all strippers go into VIP an strip for years.

What significance the "000" before the number "1" have, I wonder?

[BrandoM]

That's a real cynical point of view from a guy that knows. 0001% of strippers. What a warped mindset to categorize all or most of the women who strip in that light. Newsflash smart guy you don't see or meet the other type cause there not going to do any extras ever. Smfh like all strippers go into VIP an strip for years.

I think they're referring to this particular area and career strippers, not the ones that do it for a few months on and off and then quit.

Career strippers pretty much don't have any other skills and have substance or emotional problems that hinder them from doing anything but stripping. At *best* they're going to get into real estate or osmething but normally end up leeching after guys.

If a stripper could do better, they'd quit and do better is the general rule. Once someone has been doing it for a year, they can't do better.

Places like Vegas, Chicago, etc. With fewer extras and a general higher living / income standard. It's a little different. Then you can make a large chunk of change for a year and then go and do other things. Detroit, though, is basically extra city and the clientele is also really bad and makes it not fun at all to do.

[Bmarr77]

Good info, thanks man. Coming up from Ohio and want to try H8. I see there is a north and south one, which one is the good one?

North is the only one open currently. South has been closed for years but they may reopen in the future.

[ChrisCanders]

I made a quick stop into H8 near DTW last night as I was close, but short on time.

Got there at like 7:30 and pickings were slim. I'm more a spinner guy, but not married to any one type. So, maybe 20 guys in the place and 7 girls (plenty of bartenders and wait staff tho). The dancers were ok. Some pretty faces, a few nice butts, but no total package for me. Mostly 6's. Bunny (maybe Buffy) stops by. Late 30's /40's maybe. Thin, but worn. I'm not a regular, so I apologize for not knowing the dancers. She sits. I ask her if she wants a drink. She responds, no. I want to s# at k your d!<k. Alright then. I don't see anything worth waiting around for, so we head for the back. H8 VIP closets aren't big enough for me to go FS, so CBJ is fine. We settle on $. Not a lot of warm-up, right to work. Does the job. I've had better, but certainly had much worse. All in, cover, beer / tip, VIP $ and deed = $135. I'll take it. I decide to sit and finish the beer, and the talent gets better quick. Girl on stage is tall, medium weight, but absolutely killer ass. Two dancers come and sit. If I had seem them earlier, would have waited. Kitty was interesting, nice body, young, great smile. If anyone can tell me if she is a regular there, I would appreciate it. I would make the trip back to spend some time with her. I can't argue the value, but the booths are small and benches suck. I'll be back tho. Be safe all.

Good info, thanks man. Coming up from Ohio and want to try H8. I see there is a north and south one, which one is the good one?

[Marelobo Mex]

I have known all variations of dancers over the years some just on a "business" basis some more so "personal" and many mixed with a lusty love of both. Percentage wise probably 25%-30% made it in the real world mostly as RNS or LPNS. A few in real estate where they decide their schedules and 3 as teachers (who actually were working their way through college when I met them) Sure, a lot of them are very "independent" and unreliable but they aren't all painted with the same brush.

Many girls try stripping. The majority last a short time, less than 6 months. All these girls get out of stripping.

Go back and read the report from 2 years ago, and most of the girl working then are not working now.

There are also girls who strip part time, and have another regular job that they do. Stripping is just to pick up extra money, or have some fun. Different people have different reasons for doing it, some like to please people, some like older guys and idea of being naughty, Some like variety and experience all different types of people, some like doing it because they are told they are beautiful and desirable.

Those who work full time as strippers for 6 months or more, then the analysis applies that it is hard for most of these girls to do something else particularly something that earns close to the same amount of money.

MM.

[WillieRichie]

That's a real cynical point of view from a guy that knows. 0001% of strippers. What a warped mindset to categorize all or most of the women who strip in that light. Newsflash smart guy you don't see or meet the other type cause there not going to do any extras ever. Smfh like all strippers go into VIP an strip for years.

Where do you dance at sweaty? I'd love to shove a dollar in your g-string. How hard is it for you to see all the girls make money while you wallow in self pity and mounting debt?

[Riddick1983]

Yeah, I think this gets it pretty right. I spend way too much time hanging out in the clubs, and have gotten more than casually acquainted with dozens of dancers. Sure there are exceptions, but as a rule they live in a fantasy world with no sense of responsibility and a very strong sense of entitlement. I've known a few that were only slightly naive when they started, but they ended up with the same attitude before long. I don't judge anyone for the choices they make, as long as they don't affect me, but either they're flawed when they start at the clubs and that's what drove them there, or they loose all touch with real world responsibilities pretty quickly once they get in.

I've known a few that made it out and into normal life, and kudos to them, it couldn't have been easy. But I've known damn near as many whose benefits I contributed to after they OD'ed. And that's just too fucking sad.

Spot on. Out of the years I've spent in clubs. I've met one woman that actually was in college and graduated. She didn't party or hang out with the other girls. She didn't get sucked into the lifestyle. In her view, dancing was a way for her to get through college without student loans. She's now an attorney out-of-state.

One. That's it. Sure there may be more but I'd contend that they're the exception, not the rule.

[Lamarr]

That's a real cynical point of view from a guy that knows. 0001% of strippers. What a warped mindset to categorize all or most of the women who strip in that light. Newsflash smart guy you don't see or meet the other type cause there not going to do any extras ever. Smfh like all strippers go into VIP an strip for years.

He stated 10% could make it in the real world. Seems like a realistic number for strippers in some clubs, maybe not all clubs. Whatever the number, there's a high percentage of train wrecks out there dancing.

[JackOfClubs]

I have had plenty of strippers tell me mostly sad things about their "brother" and we all know who they are really talking about when they mention their "brother".

[JdAgain]

JMTC. This seems like a fun topic to talk about, I hope a few more members give their opinion.

So do you care to put a number on it? What percentage of dancers do you think can make it in the real world? 50%, 75%, 90%? I'm going to go with 5 to 10% of dancers could make it in the real world if all the strip clubs closed permanently tomorrow.

Strippers can't pass a drug screens, They can't show up on time, they can't show up everyday, they have no work ethic, they have no self control (fighting), they have absolutely no customer service skills. Non of them are in school unless it's for cosmetology. I'd say a large percentage of dancers have some type of criminal record so that would hinder them from getting a real job. Think of the hot girl that worked at one of the top tier clubs for a year or two. She gets fired from there and starts working at a mid level club for another year or two, then she gets fired from the mid level club and now has to work at a dumpster club because she burned all her bridges and 4 to 6 years of stripper life has taken it's toll on her looks and made her attitude even shitter.

You could give a stripper a great job and a ride to and from it everyday and she would be out on her ass before the health insurance kicked in because non of these girls have no idea what normal life is. And I won't even get into everyday stuff like paying taxes, saving money for a rainy day, having a car, having legitimate car insurance, having a legitimate license plate, having a legitimate drivers license, and so on..

Yeah, I think this gets it pretty right. I spend way too much time hanging out in the clubs, and have gotten more than casually acquainted with dozens of dancers. Sure there are exceptions, but as a rule they live in a fantasy world with no sense of responsibility and a very strong sense of entitlement. I've known a few that were only slightly naive when they started, but they ended up with the same attitude before long. I don't judge anyone for the choices they make, as long as they don't affect me, but either they're flawed when they start at the clubs and that's what drove them there, or they loose all touch with real world responsibilities pretty quickly once they get in.

I've known a few that made it out and into normal life, and kudos to them, it couldn't have been easy. But I've known damn near as many whose benefits I contributed to after they OD'ed. And that's just too fucking sad.

[Eaton Beaver]

JMTC. This seems like a fun topic to talk about, I hope a few more members give their opinion.

So do you care to put a number on it? What percentage of dancers do you think can make it in the real world? 50%, 75%, 90%? I'm going to go with 5 to 10% of dancers could make it in the real world if all the strip clubs closed permanently tomorrow.

Strippers can't pass a drug screens, They can't show up on time, they can't show up everyday, they have no work ethic, they have no self control (fighting), they have absolutely no customer service skills. Non of them are in school unless it's for cosmetology. I'd say a large percentage of dancers have some type of criminal record so that would hinder them from getting a real job. Think of the hot girl that worked at one of the top tier clubs for a year or two. She gets fired from there and starts working at a mid level club for another year or two, then she gets fired from the mid level club and now has to work at a dumpster club because she burned all her bridges and 4 to 6 years of stripper life has taken it's toll on her looks and made her attitude even shitter.

You could give a stripper a great job and a ride to and from it everyday and she would be out on her ass before the health insurance kicked in because non of these girls have no idea what normal life is. And I won't even get into everyday stuff like paying taxes, saving money for a rainy day, having a car, having legitimate car insurance, having a legitimate license plate, having a legitimate drivers license, and so on.

Be safe out there, Checkers.

This.

And any STG advertiser too.

[Stewy56]

JMTC. This seems like a fun topic to talk about, I hope a few more members give their opinion.

So do you care to put a number on it? What percentage of dancers do you think can make it in the real world? 50%, 75%, 90%? I'm going to go with 5 to 10% of dancers could make it in the real world if all the strip clubs closed permanently tomorrow.

Strippers can't pass a drug screens, They can't show up on time, they can't show up everyday, they have no work ethic, they have no self control (fighting), they have absolutely no customer service skills. Non of them are in school unless it's for cosmetology. I'd say a large percentage of dancers have some type of criminal record so that would hinder them from getting a real job. Think of the hot girl that worked at one of the top tier clubs for a year or two. She gets fired from there and starts working at a mid level club for another year or two, then she gets fired from the mid level club and now has to work at a dumpster club because she burned all her bridges and 4 to 6 years of stripper life has taken it's toll on her looks and made her attitude even shitter.

You could give a stripper a great job and a ride to and from it everyday and she would be out on her ass before the health insurance kicked in because non of these girls have no idea what normal life is. And I won't even get into everyday stuff like paying taxes, saving money for a rainy day, having a car, having legitimate car insurance, having a legitimate license plate, having a legitimate drivers license, and so on.

Be safe out there, Checkers.

I have known all variations of dancers over the years some just on a "business" basis some more so "personal" and many mixed with a lusty love of both. Percentage wise probably 25%-30% made it in the real world mostly as RNS or LPNS. A few in real estate where they decide their schedules and 3 as teachers (who actually were working their way through college when I met them) Sure, a lot of them are very "independent" and unreliable but they aren't all painted with the same brush.