Bridgette's quote prompted me to write this as I was thinking the same thing too. ThanksOriginally Posted by Bridgette
I started to read the Houston thread in Customer Conversation tonight (yes Im up too late) and wondered about all the other cities that have been effected by stricter laws or less laws.
I figured most cities are making stricter laws if they havent already to make sure extras dont happen and morality high when all it does is cause it to increase and invite unwanted people of all kinds. Clubs are flooded with girls selling themselves short for an extra $10 or whatever the amount that will disapear by the next day. Club managers and owners that only look at the profit instead of the quality of girls creating a quality atmosphere. Everyone is greedy and dying to make an extra buck while some are trying to stay inside the laws to protect themselves at least.
For example, here in SD there the whole 6ft rule full clothing dances thing. Still have to be 6ft away on stage. No sheer clothing, no showing your pink anything near a customer while not on stage, etc. At one club they made me collect my tips in a donation box thing. Im sure other cities have adopted new laws effecting the industry heavily.
How has new laws effected your city both negatively or positively? Do you think new laws were for the better or worse? Do you think extras would have increased anyways without new laws?
I havent been in SD long enough to know what it was like before. What I do know is that there is alot of girls at every club to the point that some days/nights its to the ceiling with girls and not many customers. Alot of time girls out number the number of customers. Many times more than Ive noticed before in other places where it wasnt the 'norm' girls were giving hj's and bj's and letting guys feel them up just for a little bit more green. Even without the new laws I think this city would have gone the same route only because as the city grew so large in the past 5 years there became a demand in housing and other neccessesities. As so the prices of everything steadily climbs and the cost of living wage remains the same so many people cant afford to live here in content.




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