"I’m going to get every dollar that I think I can get."
Warren Colazzo started warming up for the Super Bowl six months ago. The 69-year-old working partner at Thee Dollhouse had state of the art lights and an upgraded sound system installed. With a new 250-inch video wall, he boasts, strip club guests will be able to count each blade of grass on the field during the game.
He already requires his wait staff at 1010 N. Westshore Boulevard to pore over training manuals as if they were preparing to work at the Ritz-Carlton. He’s picky with hiring dancers, seeking “clean, classy, elegant.” Before anyone steps onstage, they must sit through a 45-minute orientation.
“Every day is the Super Bowl for us,” he said. “We want to be the best.”
But even with four decades in the adult entertainment business and eight Super Bowls under his belt, col admitted this year comes with new challenges. He plans to beef up security both inside and outside his club. It’s not because he anticipates fights.
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