I'm becoming a regular here and...

I'm becoming a regular here and had time off during the week so decided to hit a number of clubs in my area. I was worried dancers would be charging higher prices and I might decide to not buy any. However I met one good looking dancer who charmed me and went off to do a two for $30 plus she suggested a $5 tip. Ending up getting 4 dances from her and she even waited for the first full song to start which was longer than I thought it would take. I didn't have any problem with tipping her a ten. She and another one of my favorites seemed to be competing with time with me in the club sitting on my lap for much of my visit. I'm starting to get as many favorites here as the sister club in Greenville. They may charge less per dance than other dancers but usually end up getting more money out of me especially all the dancers who ask for a lot more to start with. I was prepared to get no lap dances at all if every dancer asked for $20 per dance or higher. I went to one club for years never buying a single dance at those prices. Anyway I noticed some recent reviewers only have one or two reviews that posted dance prices are $30 per dance. I suppose dancers will try to get whatever they can get.

Anyway I had a pretty good time here in spite of the extremely loud music. I almost put my ear plugs in as soon as I stepped into the club. It was extremely loud even trying to sit in the quieter areas. The quiet areas here on Thursday night were louder than the loud spots in the sister club. I think people who sit in loud areas are deaf, maybe the DJ is too. I heard some people left the club due to the high noise levels. If the club is trying to attract businessmen with a lot of money, they might want a lower sound level. I doubt they will put up with sound levels that hurt their ears and do not allow any conversation without screaming into someone's ear. I rated the club down 2 points because of ear splitting decibel levels. I'm sure if OSHA came and visited the club, it would be higher than 90 decibels, probably over 100 to 120 in some places when they blast music that loud. I thought at first I wasn't going to be able to relax and enjoy the club but I did find a quieter place and got some nice distractions. I had fun. As far as dancer looks go, I saw some 9's, some 8's, some 7's but not much lower than that. I thought one of the dancers who spent a lot of time with me looked great. The bartender even occasionally gave me change back with regular change instead of the famous two dollar bill change. I like getting regular change. If I want to tip two dollars, I'd prefer to use two one dollar bills.