Strip Club Reports

[Tbctbc3]

I saw a hot stripper named Jay or Jayde at Sugars.

She a spinner with Perky A cups. My Wang got hard watching her.

She no come ask me for dance.

Has anyone seen her?

At jaythakillaa.

At CoronaLime -- I just checked the Sugar's IG, it looks like she's there today. Let us know if you go. She's hot!

[CoronaLime]

I saw a hot stripper named Jay or Jayde at Sugars.

She a spinner with Perky A cups. My Wang got hard watching her.

She no come ask me for dance.

Has anyone seen her?

At jaythakillaa.

[Michael1967]

Hats, rags, bandanas and caps are not allowed in a lot of bars too. They can serve as gang flags. Especially certain colors or Raiders gear. Banning them not only prevents the flags, but the demographics that tend to cause fights often won't enter places banning head-gear because "disrespected. " Win-Win.

Yes. There are a lot of ways to keep "undesirables" from your place. No hats. No sportswear. Some bars don't carry certain brands of alcohol, I recently have noticed that some places remove certain types of music on their jukebox (yes, I'm currently at a black bar that allows Soul, are&B, etc on their jukebox but has all rap blocked from being played).

A lot of it seems like it doesn't make sense, but I was a DJ for more than two decades and everytime I would start on a set of rap you can feel that atmosphere change from fun and happy to dangerous. It's like the minute you put on some Tupac or Snoop Dogg everyone suddenly wanted to fight.

[MindTheGap]

Milana is back at kittens.

Post baby. Thick ass.

Sloppy head. BBFS YMMV.

Could anyone say when she's usually there? Wanted to giver her a spin.

[Rousse]

My question is; why are hats not allowed in the club? Anyone know the answer? Not that I would wear a hat in the club, just curious. Never could figure that one out. Is it some kind of "gentleman" rule? If so, that's laughable. They think you might be hiding something up there? What could you hide in your hat that you couldn't hide in your pocket?

Hats, rags, bandanas and caps are not allowed in a lot of bars too. They can serve as gang flags. Especially certain colors or Raiders gear. Banning them not only prevents the flags, but the demographics that tend to cause fights often won't enter places banning head-gear because "disrespected. " Win-Win.

[Michael1967]

I can definitely understand the issue of bringing your phone into the club. No girl wants to be photographed. Especially if they are being clandestine about working in the club. Some of these girls are fearful of anyone in their circle finding out about them stripping.

I witnessed this first hand once. A girl that was dancing for me recognized someone coming into the dance area and totally freaked out. She dove down and started crying. When she saw an opening she "fled" the dance area. She never came back out. I owed her money and gave it to the manager to give to her.

It doesn't matter if you are actually photographing anyone, in their mind they see you as guilty of it. I always bring my phone in the club. I like putting my own playlists together and some of the best music in my library has come from me "Shazaming" a song I hear. Takes less than 10 seconds. Pull it out, hit the Shazam button, put it back in my pocket. I'll check the results later. I was in the Vu once and actually witnessed some dude trying to record a girl on stage. So blatantly that I had to laugh, "what planet are you from dude?" The girl freaked out and summoned the manager. It was like the Secret Service preventing an assassination attempt! However, there was no violence involved. They took him over to the side and made him delete the video. Total numbnutts.

My question is; why are hats not allowed in the club? Anyone know the answer? Not that I would wear a hat in the club, just curious. Never could figure that one out. Is it some kind of "gentleman" rule? If so, that's laughable. They think you might be hiding something up there? What could you hide in your hat that you couldn't hide in your pocket?

No hats most likely came from gang shit many years ago. When I was younger, you'd have a doorag to show your colors. To stop gang issues, many places would not allow you in if you had one, so people started wearing hats with the appropriate colors, places then banned hats. Banning hats still goes on today, but I don't think people care anymore.

[SkyJock]

I can definitely understand the issue of bringing your phone into the club. No girl wants to be photographed. Especially if they are being clandestine about working in the club. Some of these girls are fearful of anyone in their circle finding out about them stripping.

I witnessed this first hand once. A girl that was dancing for me recognized someone coming into the dance area and totally freaked out. She dove down and started crying. When she saw an opening she "fled" the dance area. She never came back out. I owed her money and gave it to the manager to give to her.

It doesn't matter if you are actually photographing anyone, in their mind they see you as guilty of it. I always bring my phone in the club. I like putting my own playlists together and some of the best music in my library has come from me "Shazaming" a song I hear. Takes less than 10 seconds. Pull it out, hit the Shazam button, put it back in my pocket. I'll check the results later. I was in the Vu once and actually witnessed some dude trying to record a girl on stage. So blatantly that I had to laugh, "what planet are you from dude?" The girl freaked out and summoned the manager. It was like the Secret Service preventing an assassination attempt! However, there was no violence involved. They took him over to the side and made him delete the video. Total numbnutts.

My question is; why are hats not allowed in the club? Anyone know the answer? Not that I would wear a hat in the club, just curious. Never could figure that one out. Is it some kind of "gentleman" rule? If so, that's laughable. They think you might be hiding something up there? What could you hide in your hat that you couldn't hide in your pocket?

[Michael1967]

I haven't seen that. Any "management" trying that in Chicago, COI or Detroit would not survive the night. Even here, it seems unlikely. The photographer might be asked to leave, but no club would survive the mere accusation of laying hands on someone. Opportunistic prosecutors would destroy them.

Miami? Oh yes, definitely Showgirls, Inc on Dixie Highway. Saw it happen twice in the time I was there. Miami ain't Seattle.

[Barnie]

Milana is back at kittens.

Post baby. Thick ass.

Sloppy head. BBFS YMMV.

[MassageFunStuf]

On Thur eve, got a dance from Harmony, she was a tease promised more in VIP. Not sure if she provides any extras if yes, what all and at what cost? TIA.

[3Putt]

Anyone have any experience with her.

Snap heather_violet.

She is both a dancer at Pandora and coffee girl.

[TheMightyQuinn]

I must have missed it. I was pretty discreet with phone low, pointing down, except for replying to an email. Ill add bring a watch to my list along with comfy pants / shirt, and just cash I'm willing to burn. I suppose I could have replied to my email in the bathroom, unless that's against the rules too.

TBH, I wasn't going to get a dance with the chick that warned me. She knew it, so if I waved money around it didn't matter either. Only think I didn't really agree was I was there about 45 minutes when it happened. So maybe 1.5 rotation? Is that considered long? Now is there an unwritten rule that you need to get a dance after 1+ rotation? I still chalk it up to slow evening frustrations and maybe combines with some gps.

Day crew here I come!

I've been asked nicely once during the day shift to put my phone away. Decided its not worth getting all worked up about it. If I need to get on my phone for a moment, trip to the men's room.

If you have your phone out and with a dancer, its never been an issue for me.

[Rousse]

If they are nice, they will go through the phone and delete photos for you, but I've seen the phones "accidentally" broken as they dragged the photographer out the door.

I haven't seen that. Any "management" trying that in Chicago, COI or Detroit would not survive the night. Even here, it seems unlikely. The photographer might be asked to leave, but no club would survive the mere accusation of laying hands on someone. Opportunistic prosecutors would destroy them.

[Michael1967]

I've been asked to put away my phone in the middle of a 6 song empty stage rotation with no customers and dancers in sight.

Yes. They definitely are dicks about it here, but the dancers do nothing but sit on their phones all damn night. I had a dance with someone that spent an inordinate amount of time rubbing her ass on my crotch. I look around her ass and she's texting on her phone! Then got angry because I ended the dance immediately.

[DanRah]

I actually think the sign when you enter the club mentioned phones, cameras, etc as being prohibited. Don't like people read that sign unless you're really bored, waiting for the cashier show up.

I must have missed it. I was pretty discreet with phone low, pointing down, except for replying to an email. Ill add bring a watch to my list along with comfy pants / shirt, and just cash I'm willing to burn. I suppose I could have replied to my email in the bathroom, unless that's against the rules too.

TBH, I wasn't going to get a dance with the chick that warned me. She knew it, so if I waved money around it didn't matter either. Only think I didn't really agree was I was there about 45 minutes when it happened. So maybe 1.5 rotation? Is that considered long? Now is there an unwritten rule that you need to get a dance after 1+ rotation? I still chalk it up to slow evening frustrations and maybe combines with some gps.

Day crew here I come!