Indeed it is. However the two are managed and look completely differently. DeJa Vu's tend to have a more casual look and looser management. The Hustler clubs are more upscale, and breathtaking (Baltimore). They also tend to run stricter.Isn't Hustler managed by Deja Vu? If so that's very bad news.
I hope I get to come down when it opens.ers: I think that's the main reason why I stayed at my club.They take a lot of money out of the dances, but I've gotten to go to Chicago, Baltimore, and Detroit (even though it's only 45 min from my house, they still put me up and dished out $250 for my dance card). Last year 6 of our girls went to Paris for two weeks (I couldnt get my passport in time
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The Hustler I opened in Baltimore was amazing. Three stages (one glass on second floor). Great customer turnout. And they treated us like princesses. Limos, prime hotel, MAC make-up artists! The competition sounds tough though.
In both Baltimore and Detroit we had picketers (sp?) during the opening. Baltimore didn't suffer at all. But in Detroit, they're still picketing (now almost everyday for three weeks). It's causing horrible turnout for both dancers and customers. Damn elections.
What are the odds of that in Manhatten?



ers: I think that's the main reason why I stayed at my club.They take a lot of money out of the dances, but I've gotten to go to Chicago, Baltimore, and Detroit (even though it's only 45 min from my house, they still put me up and dished out $250 for my dance card). Last year 6 of our girls went to Paris for two weeks (I couldnt get my passport in time
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