If you're looking for a professional security company if you guys get a chance to open I have a business partner that you may like to meet if interested. Hope all goes well with you and your business.
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Erick Madera
9 years ago
We need entertainment! It's a part of life! They have people to feed!!
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Carlina
9 years ago
This is a place that once help me put food on the table everyone I workes with during the time I was there is considered family and I believe sin city deserves to be reopened
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Let the putis stay
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Jose
9 years ago
Reopen
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Never any problems here on 5 occasions with me and friends and girlfriend
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Yandi cruz tu cubanito pingon
9 years ago
Joselito
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Emilia felix
9 years ago
Reopen sin city!!!
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John smith
9 years ago
Re open
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Robert gilliard
9 years ago
Don't closed the strip club
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Kira
9 years ago
I was a dancer at Sin City very briefly in April and May of this year. I'm not going to put my real name on here, but at the club, I was known as "Kira." I stopped coming after the liquor license suspension because I wasn't sure what was going on, and being as new as I was, I wasn't really sure who to ask.
Now that I've heard the full story, I have to say I'm incredibly disappointed and sad for my colleagues. The liquor license revocation seemed to me to have been doled out on a rather petty technicality, and while I was aware of the 2016 drug bust, I also had the common sense to understand that any business that employs independent contractors with minimal supervision is at risk for such activity flying under the radar. I am a veteran of several large corporations, and the Sin City I knew was as safe and secure a work environment as I have ever experienced. The rules and protocols were very straightforward, and I knew that if I ever felt uncomfortable or suspicious of illicit activity, I had a safe way of reporting and dealing with it.
I am 100% convinced that the nuisance abatement order against Sin City, and the media maelstrom that followed, were nothing more than an act of sex negativity and internalized racism. I was one of only a handful of white girls on a predominantly Black and Hispanic/Latinx staff. From anecdotal evidence alone (and prior work experience), I can absolutely attest that there is a huge difference in the way the clientele treated us dancers and workers based on the color of our skin. I fielded many comments from patrons like, "oh you're too *nice* to be in a place with *those* girls," or asking me if I felt "uncomfortable" being surrounded by "those types" of people. It was infuriating, and the kind of thing I never heard from patrons of any of the other places I'd worked where I was surrounded mostly by people who looked like me--even though I made much less money at those jobs. I also knew from experience that the NYPD has an unfort
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Jenica Franklin
9 years ago
Been coming here for years... Great place.. Great ppl.
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Luna
9 years ago
Sad to see this place closed down !! Not fair at all too many jobs and memories were given here these bastards ruin everything Gus is a great guy!
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Vanna
9 years ago
I love Sin city... great vibes , best food and fun people! Great memories here.. they need to re-open ASAP!
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Rubi A
9 years ago
Please keep this place open !
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Alexis
9 years ago
I hope this club re-opens!
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Alirio Velasquez
9 years ago
:(
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Sheila gomes
9 years ago
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LB
9 years ago
Free sin city
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Lily Berrios
9 years ago
I love sin city! Most other nightlife venues don't even compare a fraction to the safety I felt working at Sin city. It has so many security that have directly helped me out time and time again, and I could work there knowing that I would be safe and sound. They have amazing food and really care about customer service. I made wonderful friendships with other workers there who all, including me, would be so happy to work. It gave me a great platform and opportunity to make a income I could live off of and helped me be able to afford to live in this city. This is an amazing establishment that cares about its workers and a company who goes above and beyond to maintain a good reputation of being the best, as well as helping the community and providing entertainment for THOUSANDS of people!
If you're looking for a professional security company if you guys get a chance to open I have a business partner that you may like to meet if interested. Hope all goes well with you and your business.
We need entertainment! It's a part of life! They have people to feed!!
This is a place that once help me put food on the table everyone I workes with during the time I was there is considered family and I believe sin city deserves to be reopened
Let the putis stay
Reopen
Never any problems here on 5 occasions with me and friends and girlfriend
Joselito
Reopen sin city!!!
Re open
Don't closed the strip club
I was a dancer at Sin City very briefly in April and May of this year. I'm not going to put my real name on here, but at the club, I was known as "Kira." I stopped coming after the liquor license suspension because I wasn't sure what was going on, and being as new as I was, I wasn't really sure who to ask. Now that I've heard the full story, I have to say I'm incredibly disappointed and sad for my colleagues. The liquor license revocation seemed to me to have been doled out on a rather petty technicality, and while I was aware of the 2016 drug bust, I also had the common sense to understand that any business that employs independent contractors with minimal supervision is at risk for such activity flying under the radar. I am a veteran of several large corporations, and the Sin City I knew was as safe and secure a work environment as I have ever experienced. The rules and protocols were very straightforward, and I knew that if I ever felt uncomfortable or suspicious of illicit activity, I had a safe way of reporting and dealing with it. I am 100% convinced that the nuisance abatement order against Sin City, and the media maelstrom that followed, were nothing more than an act of sex negativity and internalized racism. I was one of only a handful of white girls on a predominantly Black and Hispanic/Latinx staff. From anecdotal evidence alone (and prior work experience), I can absolutely attest that there is a huge difference in the way the clientele treated us dancers and workers based on the color of our skin. I fielded many comments from patrons like, "oh you're too *nice* to be in a place with *those* girls," or asking me if I felt "uncomfortable" being surrounded by "those types" of people. It was infuriating, and the kind of thing I never heard from patrons of any of the other places I'd worked where I was surrounded mostly by people who looked like me--even though I made much less money at those jobs. I also knew from experience that the NYPD has an unfort
Been coming here for years... Great place.. Great ppl.
Sad to see this place closed down !! Not fair at all too many jobs and memories were given here these bastards ruin everything Gus is a great guy!
I love Sin city... great vibes , best food and fun people! Great memories here.. they need to re-open ASAP!
Please keep this place open !
I hope this club re-opens!
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Free sin city
I love sin city! Most other nightlife venues don't even compare a fraction to the safety I felt working at Sin city. It has so many security that have directly helped me out time and time again, and I could work there knowing that I would be safe and sound. They have amazing food and really care about customer service. I made wonderful friendships with other workers there who all, including me, would be so happy to work. It gave me a great platform and opportunity to make a income I could live off of and helped me be able to afford to live in this city. This is an amazing establishment that cares about its workers and a company who goes above and beyond to maintain a good reputation of being the best, as well as helping the community and providing entertainment for THOUSANDS of people!