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Air
Dance
Normally referred to as a 'Low Mileage' dance. No contact is involved.
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ATM
Automatic Teller Machine - an electronic device from which to extract money.
Be aware that in most clubs where an ATM is available the fees to use
their machine can be very high, in some cases as high as 15 to 20 dollars.
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B.Y.O.B.
or BYOB
Bring Your Own Beer, Booze or Bottle. Most all nude clubs are unable to
serve alcohol by law, but many do allow you B.Y.O.B. In some areas you
are still not allowed to have any type of alcohol in all nude clubs., thus
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Cover
Charge
This is what you will pay to get in the door of the club. The cover charge
varies greatly from club to club, some offer free cover during the day
and a small cover at night, while others will always have a cover charge
that will range in price depending on the time of day and how busy they
are. Some clubs charge up to $30.00 or more to get in, so be sure to know
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Feature
Dancer or Feature Entertainer
Features can be current or ex-porn actresses, magazine centerfolds or minor
celebrities. Sometimes the feature will just sign autographs, sell items,
and take pictures with customers. Most of the time a feature will perform
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Floor
Work
Floor Work Is a type of dance that is sometimes called a floor show. Floor
work is performed on main stage. The dancer is mainly on her back or hands
and knees. The performer acts out the fantasy of having sex. Because of
it's highly erotic nature, not all clubs will allow their dancers to perform
this type of dance. Good floor work is difficult to perfect and is very
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House
Dancer
A house dancer is a performer that is employed to work at the club. This
is normally only used in clubs that have Feature Dancers. A house dancer
will be there the next time you return to the club and a feature will be
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K-Mart
Crowd
The cheap customers that do not tip, does not buy drinks, food or dances.
The whole moral to this story, if you plan on not spending any money, you
should rent a movie and stay home... you will see more this way. |
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Lap
Dance
A semi-private performance by one of the dancers. This is different from
a private dance in that it will take place in the common area of the club,
at your table or chair. |
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Mileage
Mileage is a measurement of how much you get for your money (in reference
to any of the types of private dances). Low mileage is bad. The dancer
does not put much effort into private dances. High mileage is good.
The dancers goes out of her way to make sure you are truly entertained
by her. Mileage is hard to define because you might not like what
the next guy does. Mileage is most commonly referred to as 'accidental'
contact. Get dances from girls that
are doing what you like. Normal or average mileage is what you should
expect from a dancer in the club you are visiting. |
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Pole
Work
Most clubs have some sort of pole on at least one of the stages. Pole work
describes the performers ability to interact with the pole. The spinning,
sliding and twirling can be very erotic. Some pole work will be so stunning
that you wonder why they are not in the Olympics. This type of dance is
not easy to perfect and is physically demanding on the performer. |
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Private
Dance
This is normally different than a lap or table dance. A private dance costs
more and is performed in a VIP area or private dance area. This shields
you from the other customers trying to gauge 'mileage'. Since you are in
a more private area, you would hope that your mileage will increase. |
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Sets
A set refers to the amount of time a dancer will spend on main stage. Normally
2 or 3 songs. if there are 3 stages in a club, a dancer would have
to perform 3 sets before she is able to perform private dances. |
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Shift
Happens
Your favorite dancer normally works on Thursday night. You drive down to
the club in hopes to spend time with her and she is not working that night.
Shift Happens. |
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Shot
Girls
A waitress that specializes in nothing but shots. Only these are not just
shots, the waitress will put the shot between her breasts and you go get
it. Usually in a plastic syringe or test tube type container. |
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Shower
Dances
Have you ever wished you could see a beautiful women take a shower? A shower
dance is just that. Normally this is a private dance and you sit outside
the shower door and watch. Some clubs will have a shower show night. Dancers
will perform about every hour, or just a few shows per night, so everyone
can see what they are missing. This is just about the only time that I
can think of that dropping the soap is a good thing. WhooYaa! |
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Stage
Fee
This is the amount a dancer pays the club she is working at in order to
work a shift. At some places, the stage fee is a preset dollar amount (i.e.
$20, $30, $50, etc), but at other places, the stage fee is a percentage
of what the girls make throughout the night (i.e. 15%, 25%, etc). At certain
clubs that count dances, the girls have to also pay a percentage or specific
dollar amount for every dance they do to the management as well on top
of their normal stage fee. |
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Stage
Name
This is what a dancer calls herself while she is at the club in which she
performs in. Stage Names are normally more sexy and provide a level of
anonymity for the dancers. Some clubs require their dancers to use stage
names for their safety. |
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Strip
Club
A business or club where women (or men) remove part or all of their clothes.
This is done to entertain paying customers. |
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Table
Dance
Similar to a 'Chair Dance' or a 'Lap Dance'. This refers to a semi-private
dance performed at your table by the dancer. In a few clubs, the dancer
will actually dance on the table itself. |
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Tip
Out
This term is used in the same way it is in most service industries. It
is the amount an employee pays to the DJ, cooks, waitresses, bouncers,
floor men, bar tenders etc. |
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Tipping
It is not required that you tip waitresses, bartenders, valet attendants
and dancers, but we highly suggest it. Those that tip will almost always
get better service. If you frequent a club, tipping the bartenders
and the wait staff will definitely pay off. You will be recognized
and will receive superior service. Stage Tips. If you sit in the row
of seats around the stage there is an unwritten rule that you tip at
least one dollar per song. If you like a particular girl give her a
little more, especially if you would like her to come find you later.
You do not have to use your life saving to have a good time, just be
polite and show a little gratitude for their hard work. |
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