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No. I understand that she has retired from this business and is getting on with rest of her life. Good for her!

The idea of a front row fee (or rather a mandatory tip for the on-stage dancer) is not new. It has come up repeatedly over the years in discussions among dancers (sometimes mentioned to "special" customers). But it is not in any way in the cards. To be mandatory, it would have to be imposed by management. And if it were, the owners would keep it as an additional revenue flow; and not pass it on to the dancers. Although this idea is a nonstarter, it comes from a legitimate frustration. Unlike in the now acient history when most clubs paid the dancers at least a small amount to be on schedule, dancers now pay the club to work. As we all know, they make money only when customers pay for CR dances. And many customers, both regular and occasional, have no intention of ever buying dances. So, to the dancers, they are just freeloaders who take in the free explicit show provided by an unpaid worker.Some of these customers may stay for several drinks (and thus contribute to the economic viability of the bar and the wealth of the owners) but there are others (some of whom are firmly planted in the front row for a couple of hours) who nurse one drink for the duration(and eat the free meal) Another idea that comes up from time to time is to require customers to pay dancers who sit with them for their time. It too would never work, but comes from the frustration dancers feel when customers string them along, eating up their time, as though they will buy dances, and then don't come through. Of course there are a few special customers, like kilt boy for whom the dancers line up, just to experience his positive view on life and on himself.

The bouncers don't get to keep it. Goes straight to the management. Just like the fee, so-called "DJ fee", collected from the dancers by the DJ but for the owners of the club. Think of both as user fees.

Is anyone able to do a recommendation for CMJ Monica before the CMJ party tomorrow. Would very much appreciate it if anyone could :)

She seems to have left the BF. Does anyone know where she is working now?

And great opportunity for recommendations if enough guys participate.

Amelia Quite frankly I don't get that. Who is going to pay to join to find out where they are so they can decide whether the location is a practical option for them? Just don't understand the secrecy, it may be a "club" but it is also a business (which they say is legal - so why hide). But fine - if they don't want my business I will continue to take it elsewhere.

thank you to those who tried to help with this info. PS It seems simplest to ask for info here on a site where people share info with each other :) thanks again

"Montreal Road area just off the highway"? Montreal Road isn't very close to the 417. Do you mean St.Laurent? Can I ask what the address is? Also which women have moved there from the west end?

This is a very interesting discussion. Once the legal process is finished, and probably gradually before that, as the risks of enforcement fall off, almost certainly massage parlours will be transformed into more-or-less open full service brothels. There are not many men who will be willing to pay for limited services when they can, without risk, get the full treatment for a similar price. Human nature and business pressures will lead to it inevitably.

don't know amelia yet. new? Anyone try her yet?

thanks. Should work much better for me too. Marivale was too far to be able to get there often. I'm looking forward to trying it out. But it all depends on which women will be there; we all have favorites. Any idea what "Emma's" old name was?

anyone tried the new location yet? what's it like? who do they have there?