I paid another visit to Brad's...

I paid another visit to Brad's during a recent business trip through Indy. This is one on my favorite clubs and I've been to many all over the US during the past 30 years.

My experience is generally similar to those of other posters. The club is a no-hustle environment, which is a welcome relief as compared to many SCs where you are pounced upon by the waitress and dancers immediately upon entering the place. Brad's is the the opposite of the hustle joints; almost to the extreme. It generally takes several minutes for the waitress to stop by the table. Then it takes a few more minutes for the drinks to arrive. And, in general, if you are in a hurry for a lap dance...forget it. Although I'm a decent-enough looking guy, clean, well-dressed, physically fit with sufficient funds, I've waited over a half hour at times for a dancer to come by my table. Yes, I could chase one down, if so motivated. But I look at it this way...I'm the customer; she's the performer. I've got the money; she wants the money. She needs to come to me; I'm not going to go to her. That's how I roll. It's the Golden Run...the guy with the gold makes the rules. Of course, that also means that you can sit by yourself for a half hour or more if your dancer du jour thinks her tits and ass are worth their weight in gold.

I finally got a fantastic lapper from a slim blonde who's name escapes me now. Plenty of two-way contact with some stick shifting. The dance was certainly up to Brad's standards. The downside is that you now have to pony up an additional $2 per song when you exit the LD area. That's not a good policy. They need to re-think that.