Hmmm, these are interesting responses. I'm in Oregon, so the legal fun here is a lot more realistic than it is in NJ, Earl.

We've got full bar with full nudity here, as well as legal live sex shows. It's nice to have a vague 1st amendment in our state constitution. Apparently, dildo shows are "protected free speech" in Oregon.
I'm working on a business plan, and trying to gauge how strip club customers feel about the sales pressure. I'd like to create an atmosphere where a customer can feel comfortable walking in with $50 or less and still have an enjoyable time. I feel that most club business models today are geared more toward being expensive, once-in-a-while indulgences. I'd like to bring strip clubs into the mainstream and have customers feel more relaxed at a strip club like they would in a club that featured musicians or other forms of entertainment.
Any suggestions on how to create that kind of relaxed atmosphere, without making the club so mainstream that it quickly becomes a hang-out spot after work?
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