Question re: Brad's Brass Flamingo VIP ($100/30mins)
For all of you fellow TUSCLers who've visited the VIP at Brad's Brass Flamingo (BBF) in Indianapolis, I'm curious what your experience has been. This is the large room adjacent to the couch dance area, and goes for $100/30mins, and you need to buy a "chip" to get in (reminds me of that ZZ Top line from "La Grange," "Well, I hear it's fine, if you've got the time, and the ten (which I think is slang for $100) to get yourself in."
Anyway, I've done it twice and both times it came up lacking. The dances were no more erotic than in the couch area; the room is open, so you're not really private with your dancer; it's very dark so it's hard to see much of anything and what illumination there is comes from a flourescent clock which makes skin look pasty and dead; the house mom barges in whenever she feels like it to pick up the chip (this is very disruptive and can happen multiple times in the half-hour as new people come in. Why they can't collect it ahead of time, seems strange); and it's kind of cold back there.
The funny thing is, I find the couch dances at $12/each (including the house fee) to be more erotic and a much better deal. Others have the same experience, or have I just not gone back with the right woman yet?
Anyway, I've done it twice and both times it came up lacking. The dances were no more erotic than in the couch area; the room is open, so you're not really private with your dancer; it's very dark so it's hard to see much of anything and what illumination there is comes from a flourescent clock which makes skin look pasty and dead; the house mom barges in whenever she feels like it to pick up the chip (this is very disruptive and can happen multiple times in the half-hour as new people come in. Why they can't collect it ahead of time, seems strange); and it's kind of cold back there.
The funny thing is, I find the couch dances at $12/each (including the house fee) to be more erotic and a much better deal. Others have the same experience, or have I just not gone back with the right woman yet?
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"Thursday, May 10, 2007
Record's BAC Level Results In Stiffer Charge
Because blood alcohol level tests showed that Terry J. Record's content level was more than .15, he is being charged with reckless homicide, a Class B felony, in addition to a charge for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, causing death. Record, an attorney for the Indiana Department of Health, struck a vehicle driven by Jimmy Cash last Sunday night, killing Cash, after Record drove his BMW through a red light. If Record is convicted, he could face a sentence between 6 and 20 years. The Star's Jon Murray reports:
New blood test results for Terry J. Record, 26, show that his blood-alcohol content Sunday night was between .15 and .17, about twice the level at which an Indiana driver is considered drunk, police said today.
Record has been charged with two counts of operating a vehicle while intoxicated, causing death, and one count of reckless homicide, said Matthew Symons, the prosecutor's spokesman. One of the drunken driving charges is a Class B felony, a more serious charge allowed when blood-alcohol content tests at more than .15.
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My understanding is the widowed wife has sued Brad's Brass for "over serving" Record. To raise money for legal fees, VIP was raised from $50 to $100, and the $10 couch dance area was raised to $20.
That said, no, VIP isn't really that different from the $10 couch dance area. I will say two gals I wanted dances from, well, I found out they were romantically involved with each other. So, I took them both to VIP at the same time. Was my best experience at Brad's Brass VIP EVER!!!!
I also wonder about the mileage in the little private booth thing. Not REALLY private because there's a curtain between you and another booth, but at least there's a door between you and the rest of the club. Seemed like potential X-tra-ville, but not so much. I think Brad's is great and would go back any time I'm in the Indy area, but the mileage expectation there is still a bit of a mystery to me.
mjx01: Does ZZ Top say "Ben," and not "Ten?" I looked up the lyrics online, and they show the word "Ten," which I did hear was slang for $100 (kind of like a dime bag for drugs equaled $10, I think).
The Brad's I've experienced many times has always been without extras. Then again the last few visits I've mostly dug in at the rail for $1 a song. Quite efficient and enjoyable.
It's just that when I was at BBF recently, one of the dancers brushed her hand against my crotch and indicated how much fun we could have in the VIP, and while saying this, she's slipping her index finger of one hand in and out of her curved finger/thumb of the other - hand signal usually for intercourse. I'm thinking she's suggesting maybe a partially assisted HJ while she's lap dancing on me. I had something similar in Vegas, and with a little of her saliva added to the mix, it can feel great. It wasn't to be, however. She simply did the usual couch grind, and even a tepid one at that.
I had a similar experience with another dancer there, as well, so lesson learned. I think I'll stick with the $10 couch dances.