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Question About Club Cover Charge

Strip club question?

I am thinking about taking my hubby to a strip club for his bday and i never have been to one so i was wondering about how much does it cost to get in and can you order diner there? over all what is the avg . amount of money does a ccouple spend going to a strip club ... thank you

Cover charge at Wave Club/ Shepherds on Saturday Nights?

Dr Fisha the cover charge changes with the entertaining DJ.

To find out for the Saturday you want to go, call Shepherds on:
727-442-5107
From:
http://www.shephards.com/default.asp

Why do clubs have cover charges?

The cover charge is just another revenue stream. It’s a way for the club to maximize their profits.A lot of times clubs will have guest lists that will allow guests to sign up for free and discounted guest lists if they arrive before a certain time. This allows clubs to fill up their capacity early on by people who were already interested in coming to the venue. Then when the club is busy, they can charge cover to walk ups or people who didn’t plan ahead of time.Some clubs that aren’t as popular won’t have cover charge, instead making most of their money from Alcohol sales.There’s definitely a trade off - by removing cover charge you might bring in more people who then might spend more money at the bar. But if your club is already pretty busy you might as well charge your guests a 20–30 cover to make a little extra money for the night.You can sign up for free / discounted guest lists using our free mobile app - www.discotech.me/app.Hope this was helpful!Markwww.discotech.me

Why do most bars/pubs don't charge cover for women but charge for men?

Women aren’t as prone to a night on the town and they’re used to the paradigm of men having to do all the leg-work in picking up. There are popular apps at the moment that continue this train of thought, eg bumble, where women have to be the ones to make the first move, or something like that? Idk, I’m gay.It’s curious that Samatha, 20 decided to use a picture that features only herself and not 5 other friends btw.Back to the topic, most men are:StraightBad at datingSpinelessSo, they’ll pay a fee for the opportunity to hit on a girl, even if there’s very slim odds of anything happening.At tanuki.ai, I’m working on reimagining the payment model for bars so that they can move away from the discriminatory idea that they should be propped up by men who are approaching alcoholism. The end goal for the payment model is that people will pay surge pricing based on their social contribution to the bar, not their alcohol consumption.

Business Calculus Cost Function Help?

I need help with this portion of the problem I'm working on:

(c) The club will provide two free non-alcoholic drinks for each guest, costing the club $3 per head. In addition, the nightly overheads (rent, salaries, dancers, DJ, etc.) amount to $1,000. Find the cost C as a function of the cover charge p.

I get C(p) = 3p + 1000 but it's marked wrong. Can anybody help me with this?

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Here's other information provided if needed that I already got correct:

You have just opened a new nightclub, Russ' Techno Pitstop, but are unsure of how high to set the cover charge (entrance fee). One week you charged $5 per guest and averaged 300 guests per night. The next week you charged $9 per guest and averaged 260 guests per night.

(a) Find a linear demand equation showing the number of guests q per night as a function of the cover charge p.
Answer: q(p) = -10p + 350

(b) Find the nightly revenue R as a function of the cover charge p.
Answer: R(p) = -10p^2 + 350p

I'll be able to find P(p) on my own seeing as it's R(p) - C(p) but I can't figure out what C(p) is.

Math Question? Quadratic Relations help?

A dance club has a $5 cover charge and averages 300 customers on Friday nights. Over the past several months, the club has changed the cover price several times to see how this affects the number of customers. For every increase of $0.50 in the cover charge, the number of customers decreases by 30. Use an algebraic model to determine the cover charge that maximizes revenue.

Please clarify.

Math question quadratic relations?

A dance club has a $5 cover charge and averages 300 customers on Friday nights. Over the past several months, the club has changed the cover price several times to see how this affects the number of customers. For every increase of $0.50 in the cover charge, the number of customers decreases by 30. Use an algebraic model to determine the cover charge that maximizes revenue.

I've tried to use vertex form: y = a(x-h)^2 + k. Please clarify and show steps.

Are there any good gay night clubs in Paris for younger people (ages 18~23)?

You should try the Raidd Bar, Le Club 18 and CUD Bar.Here is an excellent list of the best places:Paris gay et lesbien | Sortir : bars & clubs LGBT | Time Out Paris

What are the best clubs in downtown Orlando?

It really depends on what you are into. There are a ton of bars/clubs on Orange. I am more into the bar scene… If you like live music and cheap drinks Tanqueray’s is the way to go. Otherwise you can basically hit all the clubs off of Orange. There is typically no cover charge.

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