After a nice evening at TD's...

After a nice evening at TD's Gold club, the club was about to close and some girls started handing out 50% off cover charge cards for Fantasy World, right down the road that is open until 5am. I decided to check out FW and since it was fully nude, I figured why not.

With the 50% off card, I paid $7, but the regular cover charge was $15 - a little steep for the FW experience on a Thursday night. After I paid the cover, this girl standing near the counter yelled at me for being cheap and not tipping the hostess. There was a sign that said 2 drink minimum, but since all they have is water and soda I told the waitress I didn't want anything. The waitresses are very zealous and came over to me at least 8 times asking if I wanted a drink. Each time I declined and I was never forced to get one because of the minimum.

There were about 8 girls dancing, 6 of whom were pretty grim (below 5) and 2 who were all right, probably 7-8. Definitely no knockouts and they all tended to be younger since this is a juice bar and it tends to be a starting ground for girls wanting to later dance at TDs. Thursday is amateur night, so I got to see 4 local girls compete for the amateur night prize, but unfortunately 3 of the 4 were extremely grim. One was pretty hott, but she didn't put much effort into dancing and wasn't available for private dances. She obviously won, but I didn't see a prize. While I was sitting at the stage, the ugliest girl in the building was dancing and asked me for a tip. I said "I'm all set" and she told me there was a $1 minimum tip for sitting at the stage - now I had been tipping the other girls $3-$5 each, but this girl was just way too ugly to deserve a tip and when she demanded the tip it really put me off. I gave her the dollar to shut her up. A group of 3 people at the stage, including a guy who apparently DJs at another club, kept yelling at people to tip, though it was unclear who they were and why they were yelling since they were not tipping. It was an uncomfortable experience at the stage to say the least and awkward.