When I worked here a few years back, bouncers would be bouncers and discretely tap you on the shoulder if there was inappropriate contact, or they would nicely talk to you afterwards. This is if it was the dancers fault, if it was the customer touching they would of course get a very strong warning.
Fast forward to now and it is like another club. I'll be giving a dance and the girls on either side of me will be straddling their customers, grinding, shaking their head in their laps, blah blah blah and the bouncers will be right there. The customers will be touching them and aaaghh! It's just pissing me off finally.
And I'm not prude, I don't care about that being "nasty" or anything, I just don't like that they are giving a $60 dance for the price of a $20. I don't like that they are breaking the rules because then all customers expect that much for the same price. And I know this is the same old story and you've all heard it a million times, but it just really bugged me yesterday, especially when I remembered how the bouncers used to act.
What do you all think of a letter to the management?



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