Recent off peak Sunday night visit:...

Recent off peak Sunday night visit: Brad constants (good and bad,mostly good) held up regardless of night. Met fellow tuscler racejeff, we swapped 411 between "frequent distractions." Club looked like it had been recently remodeled- with a stage section cordoned off. I wonder if remodel job entailed more/larger speakers as the noise level seemed a skosh louder than I last remembered. Not painfully, or even annoyingly loud, but just loud enough to make conversation difficult. The lap/VIP area is away from the speakers, no convo problems there.

DANCER CREW: Guessing two dozen dancers, mostly 7ish or so. Diversity of builds from petite spinners to thick buxomish, natural racks to enhanced barbie dolls. All- Skate hour consistently seems to be 10- 1030pm, great chance to see lineup, not so great if it happens in middle of VIP. Ditto on last comment if dancer gets called on stage, so plan accordingly.

CLUB DYNAMICS: Brads is a non-pretentious, non-pushy club. As such, dancers are universally down to earth. Very little pushy upselling. A good number of dancers hang out at tables with regulars. Sometimes, desired dancer can be "locked down" the entire visit. That is one downside of economical price structure, I guess. Still the number/diversity of dancers often enables one to find a good one, though it takes a proactive approach to do so here. A fair number of dancers circulate amoung the table for dollar dances, its still better to have a table near high traffic area so you can wave dancer over. Asking in conjunction with stageside tip also seems to be the way to go.