This was my first time in...

This was my first time in Philadelphia, so I decided to unwind after getting off of the plane. I came across the Oasis, located right near the Philadelphia airport. It looked very small on the outside but the inside was actually very roomy. The atmosphere was comfortable and the customers didn't seem too bored. Unlike other strip clubs that I've visited, the girls didn't hound me for lap dances and private courts as soon as I walked in. The bartender was very friendly and efficient. I believe her name was Katie. She was a brunette with very large breasts. I sat through about 10 dancers before the cycle repeated. They were mostly in their late 20s and early 30s. But, I did notice a few ladies who looked like they were in their late 40s. I did not mind, though, because they were extremely polite and looked like they took good care of themselves. I got a very positibve vibe from the club until one girl had gotten up on stage. She was a brunette with short hair and an Arabic tattoo on her arm who went by Aura. In the middle of her set, another dancer had started screaming at her from the bar that "it was her song." as though she owned copyright infringement to it. I heard another dancer comment on it, too, siding up with the one who initially yelled. I thought that the girl on stage handled it very well because she just shrugged and continued to enjoy the song. When she came around for her tips, the girl kept murmuring to the customer beside me about how it was "her song". Aura avoided it, though. I tipped her extra and got about 4 or 5 lap dances from her. Sweet girl with a good personality and amazing body. I would definitely come back next time I'm in Philadelphia. However, they really need to consider getting rid of the bitter, cut-throat girls. Things like that drive customers away.