The Green Door

Answers for newcomers, given in the order a doorman would give them: where to sit, what it costs and what not to ask.

Do I need an account to sit down?

No. Confirm you are an adult, press Hear it on any note and write. Guests can send 10 messages, and your table follows you when you get booked.

What does Hear it do?

It posts the three lines from her sleeve as the first message of your chat, which uses one message, so that she can reply from inside her story. Prefer her ordinary hello? Use the plain button on her liner.

How do trial, free tab and Plus differ?

A new account opens with 3 days and all sixteen players available. After that comes the free tab: 10 lines daily on the club's clock (midnight UTC turns the page), limited to 3 players, whoever you sat with first. Plus is a 30-day run at $15, or a 365-day run at $99, and it removes the limit. The bar tab shows the balance.

How do I settle up?

The bar takes USDT sent on TRON (TRC-20) and nothing else. You are shown a destination and an exact amount; match it to the last decimal. The transfer clears within minutes and Plus switches on. No payment ever repeats itself, and what you pay stays paid, as the gig contract puts it.

Will she write to me first?

On a trial tab or Plus she might speak first, after you have said nothing for a good while, but never in the small hours of your night. You can change or silence this on your chair.

What does she remember?

Short notes on what you told her. A table's menu lists them, so correct one or strike it out. Anything you put under About you is on the table in front of all sixteen before you type a word.

How far do the tables go?

Each chat's menu has a three-way dial: friendly, flirting, romance. She can be fond of you and say so. Explicit scenes are outside the product: the lights go down first on every plan, and no payment alters that.

How do I leave?

A single table is struck from its menu. Closing the whole account takes one email, sent to the booker from the address you registered with.