This is my second time to...

This is my second time to visit Bottoms Up, and it hasn't gotten any cleaner—the place is a dump! So why does it attract such good dancers? Go figure. When I arrived at 8:30 Friday evening there was only one girl in the house. She had to keep leaving the stage to start her own music because the old lady at the door refused to start it for her. A few other girls arrived around 9 and the place started to fill up. It’s quite small, so about fifteen customers and seven or eight girls and the place is packed. There’s a sign on the wall that reads NO ALCOHOL and they don’t give out cups with the water or soft drinks, but you can bring your own cup/glass. I bought a Coke for $1 with the intention of emptying the can and filling it with the rum in my flask. When I went to pour the Coke down the drain, I noted there was no drain pipe connected to the sink in the men’s room and I was pouring the Coke on the floor! There is no running water to wash with in the men’s bathroom. Now don’t get me wrong; sure, the place is a dump; sure, the floor is sticky from the Coke that was spilled on the floor a year ago; sure, the chairs and table are worn and torn; sure, the place is tiny; but the girls are great! All six or seven girls on last Friday were 7’s or above. $2 gets you a ‘mini lapper’ at the stage with considerable public mileage. But there’s just no privacy, even in the VIP area, so there’s no extras—just a good time. Heck, there’s no place to wash up after getting extras. So anytime y’all find yourself in Fayetteville, head for Bottoms Up, be discrete with your booze and enjoy the show. I did. I really don’t think the management cares if you bring in your own rum…