The comparison is atmosphere and furniture or service level?The atmosphere is still the same. A lot of desperate Cuban women, who are like hungry lionesses in a den. The problem is that management is really keeping a close eye on them. I am not sure if this has anything to do with the unknown factor that is the soon to be coming club culture of Rick's entertainment. The young girl I was with really was ready to do what she could, and perhaps that is why the manager moved close to us, to keep an eye on her...
Originally Posted by cochi13
Hate to say it, but as a Stockholder I'm less interested in private dance set ups, than I am management decisions that will be accretive to EBITDAI am not a stockholder; I am a customer. The stockholders get their money when I pay for "club services". If I do not pay, they go out of business...Originally Posted by Chung Tran
Maybe they should hire you to tell.them.how to set it up for more extras so they can increase the chances of getting tickets or even shut down. How one gets extras may change but there will always be a way Originally Posted by oldbutstillgoingIt difficult to understand, if not to suspect, the opinions and motives of any man who advocates racial quotas for strippers.
Rick is free to do as he pleases with his highly mortgaged properties. Rip off dancers rip off customers...except me. If the hole in the wall bdfw will ever open after a 4 year shut down ill at least stop by. Maybe one and done and maybe notWe opine because we are the patrons. We judge the industry because it indulges our hobby. We certainly do not sit at the board meetings, or presume to be entitled to direct how the clubs should conduct their business.
It's kind of fun to opinionate thoughOriginally Posted by Tsmokies
We opine because we are the patrons. We judge the industry because it indulges our hobby. We certainly do not sit at the board meetings, or presume to be entitled to direct how the clubs should conduct their business.Dr. you are 100% right. Money talks no matter what changes Rick decides to make. Been enjoying myself at CL for years, and know several good dancers that are still there and some that have moved on.
However, the NFL draft is big for a reason. The fanbase has a vested interest in what becomes of the sport they love so passionately. This case is no different. Some of us love this strip club life, and so we follow the trends and developments in the business with great interest.
Rick spent $65 million to acquire 5 clubs. He alone will decide what becomes of them. When his decisions finally become implemented reality, we, the patrons, shall render the final judgement with out feet; and in that signal act, Rick cannot begrudge us either..
That is how this world rolls. Originally Posted by Dr_Womanyzer
Dr. you are 100% right. Money talks no matter what changes Rick decides to make. Been enjoying myself at CL for years, and know several good dancers that are still there and some that have moved on.That is exactly what I am saying. CL (and Cabaret Royale before) has been crying for renovation. I hope that the long blue seat/ bench that currently is upstairs in CL-Dallas is a temporary measure. The old high back blue chairs are out on the balcony downstairs arranged in a row. They look more broken down out in the light of day than I remember them to have been when they were in the dimly lit inside of the club. Perhaps they are going to be repaired and put back in the club. Either way, lets hope the club looks better when all this work is done.
Let's be honest. The place has not seen updates for years and could use a renovation from top to bottom. If I ever saw the place in full lighting, I would probably never return. Originally Posted by BoneHome777