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Agree with this review. This club has so much potential but when I was there a month ago, they were still playing 1:47 songs. I’ll still show up from time to time to check out the talent, but as soon as I’m ready for dances, I’m off to Atlantis. 390 is a rip off even when it doesn’t need to be.

I’ll be in Vegas for the tourney this year for the first time. Any tips or suggestions?

So are the COI clubs open now?

Very limited contact. Floor dances have always been air dances. Booths have some contact, and the little there is depends on the girl. Some don’t like hands at all, some might let you put them on their ass, a small number may move your hands where places they feel comfortable with. But certainly not as much as you can get elsewhere for cheaper. And booths aren’t typical grinding type lap dances you get elsewhere. More of a show where she might sit on your lap, move into various positions, maybe stand over your head, or lay down across your lap and allow you to use the mirrors to your advantage. I’ve also been going there a long time and had built some trust with some of the girls so maybe they allowed a bit more because they knew I wasn’t going to try anything they didn’t want.

My family had the complete range of outcomes. I’m in my mid 40s, found out I had antibodies, was never sick, so I was asymptomatic. My brother, sister in law and brother in law got it bad enough where they were sick for 2 weeks and could barely move. My mom caught it, had some really bad aches, some other flu like symptoms but otherwise was fine. My dad however caught it and didn’t survive. He only lasted 2 weeks and it was the most painful experience of my life to go through. We think my brother in law caught it at work and unknowingly spread it to my parents, and then the rest of us caught it consoling mom and each other after my dad died. Mom has since gotten the vaccine, no issues. To me, the risk of something severe from covid is so much higher than the risk of anything the vaccine could do. Please vaxx up and keep it from spreading. Even if you’re unlikely to have a bad reaction, preventing it from spreading could prevent someone else from having a bad experience like we had.