So, these past few weeks, I've been diving into the world of booking providers through Gentlemen's Clubs, which is kind of new territory for me. I've never been a fan of strip clubs personally – the whole idea of shelling out cash for a tease never really appealed to me. I always thought, why not just hand over that money directly to a provider for a more straightforward experience? But, turns out, I might have been missing a big part of the picture.As a New Yorker, you hear about a couple of strip joints frequently, and two that often come up are Sapphire and Ricky's Cabaret. Sapphire is the big name, hosting major events, boasting top-tier strippers, and even featuring pornstars a few times a month. On the flip side, Ricky's has a more laid-back vibe, and the dancers are apparently easier to strike up a conversation with. Interestingly, a friend dropped some knowledge about how you can actually find many of these dancers on platforms like Eros. Some keep their faces on the down-low, given the stigma around providing in the industry, but it's not too hard to figure out who they are.
The idea of booking a stripper didn't cross my mind until I heard an interview with Jordan Maxx. She spilled the beans on what goes down in the VIP rooms at these clubs, and even though I'd heard tales before, hearing it from a dancer added a different perspective.
So, the deal is, you can catch a dancer's attention in the VIP room if the cash is flowing. It takes a few hundred bucks to get into the VIP zone, and if you're already dropping that much, why not go a little further? Now, I'm not naive – I know this won't work with every dancer, and it'd be foolish to try it with everyone. But I'm curious to see if it pans out. I'll be back home soon and I'm going to see just what comes of visiting a Gentlemen's club . I'll keep everyone posted.
