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Gold club

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  • Chris V

    Date: 08/19/2023

    The Gold Club has significantly gone downhill over the years. The quality of the dancers has declined and the prices of the lap dances, which have gone up, are no longer worth it based on that. Having a cover charge is not advisable for a small place like this and turns a lot of people off. The ownership and management has gotten much worse and it shows in the lack of respect they have for the customers. Any business when they disrespect the customers is going to eventually fail to the point of closing. The ownership and management also disrespect the dancers. That's just as bad if not worse. Doing both and disrespecting both your employees and customers is a recipe for complete failure and is a guarantee of a shut down even sooner. The Gold Club is heading in that direction very rapidly and it's only a matter of time before the downward spiral results in this club no longer remaining open. This has gone on for too long so the doors will end up closing for good very soon. If you have any loyalty to The Gold Club, I would suggest now being the time to explore other options so that you aren't disappointed when you show up one day and find out that it's no longer in business. Dancers should do the same so that they don't find themselves unexpectedly out of a place to make money and have to hurriedly audition at other clubs. Dancers should be proactive and audition elsewhere and maybe spend time both here and another club and if you find the other club to be better, then you can choose that other club as your primary option and be assured of having job security.

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