Philmore

Post this on the other board. rhymes with curb

Building owner is also the club owner so buy one get one.

I wonder how long this club can last

I am just trying to open a discussion about what would be considered a regular. That is to say how many visits per month. I know there is no definitive answer but from a customer viewpoint and or an SP viewpoint. Your thoughts on this should take into account budget, availability, location, etc. I think opinions from both sides would be insightful. As a customer I would think once or twice a month would make me a regular.

After all it is just a pandemic.

selling a club that you can't open will be tough don't you think. I would like to see the club stay as well but given the environment, I feel it's like the strip club business is starting all over again. Think about it, there are dancers that are still around but quite a few have moved on so you have to find new ones to fill the void. The same can be said for patrons.

I know what you mean KB. The new world environment has certainly regressed the strip club aura.

I was in Pigale today and saw Delicious from Playmate (she now goes by Megan) and Velinda (from pre-pandemic Pigale). Three other girls that I did not recognize.

It is just my gut feeling but if you were to get an honest answer from the dancers it would be that they have not been vaccinated because they just haven't had the time (as they would say). a lot of these girls are as some people say living off the grid. What that means is they do not have health cards and over the years I have met some of them who drive cars and don't have a license.

Sorry to hear about this KB. You know we have all been through it but it still doesn't soften the blow.

With the clubs slowly getting back to business, I want to see if anyone is interested in helping all of us out. It would be helpful to all if when you visit a club and you see a dancer from the pre-pandemic era, that you post it here. I don't think we need details of your encounter, it just would be informative to know who you saw and where you saw them pre and where you saw them now and day or night shift. This thread may die on the vine but it may be helpful to all of us. I saw Stephanie last week at Pigale day shift. She worked at Pigale before the lockdown.

So I have read the recent posts and from what I gather, no-one has actually been inside the club lately. It's all hearsay. I again refer you to the Quebec level 2-early warning that Gatineau is currently under and at this level the following applies. Specifically; customers must remain seated at their tables; dancing and singing are prohibited; Given that the dancers need to dance because this is the type of entertainment and this is not allowed and customers must remain seated at their tables and therefore cannot got down to the champagne rooms. How can the club operate? I do not condemn anyone who might venture out to the club but I am not yet comfortable with this environment. Otherwise I would go and give a first hand account of the goings on.

If they are following the rules, I don't see how they can be open. Measures in force | Gouvernement du Québec (quebec.ca) Bars, breweries, taverns, casinos Open with restrictions. The operators of these establishments must comply with certain conditions: 50% of the maximum capacity stipulated on the liquor licence; the occupants from maximum two private residences per table; a distance of two metres between the tables; customers must remain seated at their tables; dancing and singing are prohibited; the operators must record customer contact information; the establishments must close at 2 a.m. (alcohol sales must stop at midnight).

Appreciate the response Hondius but I am wondering if there are any covid protocols that hotels might be following. More specifically, only hotel guests allowed in.

Given the environment we are living in right now, I'm curious....is it ok for the general public to wander in and out of hotels at will.