The cameras in lapdance booths not recording may be so that the management of the club can claim ignorance if dancers are scamming people in the backrooms, or if they're robbing people or doing anything else they shouldn't be doing. Cameras not recording allows them to look the other way (or at least pretend to look the other way) and continue to allow unethical/violent/dishonest dancers to work there. They have banned at least one customer from their club for being a "risk and a liability" after a scammer dancer was reported to management. So they don't really want to have customers who complain about scammers, it is a risk and liability for them, supposedly.
The online schedule they post on the website, on many occasions isn't accurate or is barely accurate. If you're going off the online schedule, you will want to call in and verify whether a dancer on the schedule is actually there. On one occasion the front door manager told me there were 17 girls inside then you go inside and there were at most 7 dancers. Since it was after 1:00AM, they required a non refundable $200 prepay (which you can use on lapdances) to enter. It looked like the manager exaggerated the number of dancers to sell that prepay entrance fee, unless he just didn't know the number of dancers inside or 10 of them left the club in the few minutes time it took to enter.
One dancer bragged about somehow scamming $3000 off a customer through Venmo, selling a $400+ champagne room to someone by telling them she would go home with them after the club closed. The customer came back to the club the next night looking for her, and this was all a laughing matter for her.
This same dancer has bragged about pouring an entire bottle of champagne on a customer who caller her stupid, she then went further and bragged about how the VIP manager witnessed this event, wasnt mad about it, instead he had a video of the event that he would watch with her and laugh about together. The dancer bragged about how she is invincible and the club can't fire her, how she bullies customers, and she has even threatened to rob a customer who didn't tip her after a lapdance. With entitlement issues of that caliber I can't imagine she has a good future ahead of her. The crazy thing is at least one or more managers know about this insane behavior, but continue to look the other way, maybe because this dancer brings them a lot of money (of which a significant portion is scammed or coerced) or they just don't care because they're the only club in town.
Since mid 2022 they have also been scanning IDs in an ID scanner machine. This is concerning because the bouncer at the front claimed the machine only checks if your age is 21 and if the ID is real. One manager said the same exact thing. However a different manager stated each time an ID is scanned, the system takes a picture of the front and back of the ID and stores it in their system which managers (and possibly bouncers?) can access. If you are banned from the club, there is a separate banned persons list in their system which has pictures of the front/back of the ID of banned people.
A dancer who threatened someone bragged about getting their personal information from the clubs system which is a big concern. I'm not sure they're allowed to store and save customer's information from scanning drivers license's because they do not inform people of this or ask for consent. I would think if you're taking a picture of the front/back of someones ID you need to first ask for permission. Instead you have one bouncer claiming it just checks if its real and over 21, one manager stating the same, then finally a second manager clearly admitted that they take pictures of the front/back of the ID thats scanned.
So definitely be on your best behavior if you come here, because they are likely storing information from the ID scanner, and if you happen to come across a crazy or violent or scammer dancer or other staff, now they can potentially gain access to your ID information.
The club should be reported to the better business bureau, state attorney general, and federal trade commission to ensure they aren't taking measures to reduce competition, to ensure dancers are being properly vetted during the hiring process, to ensure customers aren't being ripped off or scammed or bullied or worse. You never want to be in a situation where there is only one club, one doctor, one grocery store etc in town (unless that business is just so good at what they do that other businesses cant compete, this would be rare). read more