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@Elitis I was surprised too. I overheard a dancer telling the customer next to me that it's the new policy. She also told him that 10 minute rooms were clothed, 20 minutes were topless, and 30+ minutes were nude.

I agree, it sounds like AI, but it does include useful details like half price 11-3, though not much of a selection of dancers during those hours, dances available in a quieter part of the club, description of the hot tub dances, etc. Assuming this info is accurate and not just made up by the AI, it seems that the poster wrote a review, then ran it through an AI program to clean it up - fix grammatical errors, form complete sentences and paragraphs, etc. If AI was used just to improve readability then I don't have a problem with it.

Last Friday was their bi-monthly VIP party from 1-3. This goes a long way toward explaining why it was so busy for the rest of the afternoon. On a normal Friday afternoon, I'd expect about half the number of dancers and about half the number of patrons

Other than the clickbait headline, I get the impression from the article that they were more concerned about the tax crimes and illegal selling of alcohol than they were about the prostitution. They just needed to give the state/county their share instead of hiding the extra income away.

It's been called Club Risque for at least 30 years.