I'm going to have to submit...

I'm going to have to submit for now, one general review for each club. I say this because Evansville now has a police officer parked in front of each club, along with that officer being inside on premises. This isn't for safety guys and gals. This is called politics breathing down the club's necks. Sadly, as Evansville's crimerate is low, these cops have the time to be there and aren't really going anywhere. Too bad. The only club where I found no police presence was at the SheClub on Diamond Avenue. Why that is I've no idea. I observed this over a period of consecutive nights and no officer. Not a bad thing for them I don't doubt. Anyway, this kind of presence changes the vibe of these places entirely. I mean lets face it, aren't we going to these clubs to leave the constrained society morays outside of the building? Please don't confuse these cops with being there out of safetly concerns. Evansville clubs are dinky at best and can handle themselves. This is just Johnny Law making a statement at the behest of some politicians who don't want these clubs around. But again, I come from that school of thought where if you want to buy sex or something beyond a lap dance from your dancer, and its consensual, than by God---that's you're right. I expect that this trend will eventually go broke but for now, Evansville Clubs are too tame for my tastes. Which is too bad because they're so 1970's tacky in all the right aspects with some hot girls too.