One of the biggest myths about gentlemen’s clubs is that “They just exist so the girls can make money.” Let’s say you’re at a high end restaurant and rather than a positive, fun evening that lives up to your expectations you experience rude service and are overcharged for an order that came out wrong.   Would you respond to the wait staff by saying “It’s cool, we’re all here so you can make money.”   The entertainment industry (believe it or not) is at heart a service industry.   Entertainers are there to provide the “service” of entertainment.   That being said, your experience at a gentlemen’s club will usually go one of two ways; extremely well, or really, really bad.

Guest #1: Arrives in a cab at a club that doesn't meet his expectations, pays a hefty cover charge and within minutes of entering the building gets hustled into spending twice what he planned on with a rude, uninteresting girl who isn’t even his type. He leaves disappointed and wishes he had lost the money at the blackjack table instead.

Guest #2: Arrives in a limo at a club which fits his preferences, pays no cover charge and stays within his budget while being entertained by the girl of his dreams. He leaves the club looking forward to returning and tells all of his friends what a great time he had.

Who would you rather be?