Can’t they sue the company whose truck was responsible?

Then the problem isn’t the extended phase for bridge traffic but the lack of a protected left for westbound traffic.

What are you worried about? If they have a green and other directions don’t what is the conflict?

Why, a lot of traffic is going to come off the bridge and go left on S Braddock. What’s wrong with them having a protected green left. I thought trailing green arrows were now more preferred than leading.

This. While AMC Waterfront’s IMAX and Dolby screens might have slightly better picture/audio than Cinemark XD, the rooms they are in weren’t really designed for screens that size and have weird dimensions. The IMAX still has old school cramped seating and the Dolby has weird half recliners without enough room between aisles. AFAIK Cinemark Monroeville still has normal seating, but the recliners at Robinson and Mccandles are tits.

That only applies to state owned roads like Forbes. Smallman is probably city or county, I highly doubt it’s a state road.

Ricks Cabaret and Spearmint Rhino are usually open holidays. Cheerleader is most likely closed.

Curry Hotel. It closed when they redid the Brownsville/Broughton/Horning intersection.

How are they forcing women to do things they don’t want to?

It’s open Wednesday to Saturday after 8pm. I was there a few weeks ago.

It’s always been a predominantly black club, and I’ve gone there in the past and had a good time. Perhaps after being up nearly 24 hours working my day job yesterday and driving Uber all night I didn’t find the best shorthand way to say from what I’ve heard it’s become more of a wannabe Atlanta style make it rain club. Fine, I’ll straight up say it’s more of a black club. But by that I mean the vibe is different, not so much ethnicity of the people there. In fact I know a few white dancers from other clubs who dance there 1 or 2 nights a week. Anyone who knows anything about strip clubs knows that being a “black club” had different connotations than just the makeup of the population.

Generally yes. I’m not sure they enforce it on the dancers as much as Albert did, but I’d say full nude is more the rule than the exception. Honestly I don’t really care one way or another, so perhaps I just don’t notice.

Albert put in the sports bar a couple years before he left. Most of the decorations around the club are still what his wife choose. Except for prices going up, in my opinion not a lot has changed from a customer’s perspective. Now that it’s a corporate club, any money the dancers and staff make off of credit cards is now reported on 1099s. That’s probably the biggest change that has affected them.

FYI I’d recommend turning your post into reviews on TUSCL.net so you can get 30 days free VIP membership for each review. Make sure to add something to each review about the parking situation and club layout so the peer reviewers approve the review. The VIP will allow you to read all of the other reviews.

More that the club is more about throwing money, making it rain, being a giant communal party, etc vs talking one on one with a girl you like and spending money on her in private.

It’s really going to depend a lot more on the particular dancer more than club. At least as long as a club doesn’t have unusually restrictive rules. Both clubs have some of the sweetest girls, but they both also have their share of ROBs(Rip off bitches).

Ummm. There might be some beef curtains, but the Tenny definitely doesn’t have steak. The only food I’ve seen there was microwave pizza during Covid.

Exactly. No matter what club I’m at I only set down $10-20 of ones at a time for my tip pile. The rest stays in my pocket.

A couple corrections/clarifications…
Cover for Cheerleaders during the week is usually $7. This Thursday for the Halloween party it was $10. Single dances are $25, on Tuesdays they are 2 for $25 until midnight.
At Ricks, cover is usually $10 during the week. I’ve also paid $5 if I got there early, I think before 6. Dances are $35 each, not $30. The 3 dance “special” is $95 and it’s good anytime, not just sometimes.
I don’t understand how you can say $250 is worth it for 30 minutes at Ricks but $125 is not worth it for 15 minutes at Cheerleaders. FYI, 30 minutes at Cheerleaders is something odd like $236. Also the 15/30 minute rooms at Cheerleaders include a drink for you and the dancer, while at Ricks you have to pay for any drinks. When you get to the room at Ricks, the waitress is going to give a hard upsell to try to get you to buy a bottle of champagne or something else. They pressure some of the dancers to play along like they really want the champagne too.
IIRC, at Spearmint privates are 15 minute booth-$140, 30 minute room-$300, one hour room-$600. I don’t go there often, so I could definitely be wrong on those.

It’s open, only Thursday-Sunday. While they didn’t open back up during Covid as soon as everywhere else, they’ve been open most of the time since then. I haven’t been since before Covid though, it seems to be even more urban than it was before.

Edit: LOL on the downvotes for “urban” being some racist trigger or something. Some of favorite dancers over the years have been black. Whenever I go to clubs (usually during the week) a very sizable percentage of the clientele is black and I have no problem with it. All of the clubs generally play 50-80% rap music unless the dancer specifically requests rock or something else. When I did used to go to Controversy there were times when I was the only white person there (not counting dancers or staff) and a had good times and never felt unsafe or unwelcome. The only color the dancers care about is green, and I can certainly respect that.