In Huntington on business, I visited...

In Huntington on business, I visited JB’s on a Tuesday night arriving around 10pm. I was asked for ID and 5 dollars as I entered. Upon entering the club the stage is centered on the left and the bar is on the right at the front of the club. After visiting the Men’s room, which was somewhat clean, I found myself a seat at the bar. I ordered a Diet Coke which was 2 dollars.

On stage a thin, white dancer was fully nude and twisting her limbs and swinging on the pole to the tunes coming from a juke box mounted on the wall. Another dancer replace her and over the course of a few minutes I learned that each dancer did three dances; the first clothed, then topless and then finishing up nude. The second dancer I saw featured a striking full vaginal bush. This was somewhat unique for me in strip clubs.

A slim brunette dancer sitting at the bar moved over a couple of stools and introduced herself. After a few minutes of chit-chat she got up and went to the back of the club, not to return. So I sat in peace for the next half-hour watching the dancers and taking in the club. This was okay as I like to sit and gain the sense of a place before spending money on dancers.

A pretty, slightly thick dancer on the other side of the bar then caught my attention. I smiled at her and she returned the smile. This was all she needed as an opening to come over and sit by me. She introduced herself and we exchanged the perfunctory starter talk. This beauty was a 7 and easily stood out on this evening as the other dancers were one other 7 and then three 4’s, all were white. My 7 carried a conversation easily. We talked with no pressure at this point for more than conversation. When the bartender came back from her break she asked me if I wanted to buy my 7 a drink. Sure I said. I yelped as I learned the dancer drinks were 20 dollars each. Okay I managed to enunciate. My 7 smiled in a knowing way and thanked me for the drink. She told me this was a standard price for dancer drinks in West Virginia. We talked more as we both watched the other dancers on stage. I contributed a couple of bucks to keep the juke box going. From my 7 I learned that 3 dances were 60 dollars, 7 dances were 120 dollars and 14 dances were 200 dollars. Each of these groupings performed in different, dedicated rooms. She told me the 3 dance room was the most public with the privacy increasing with the increasing dollar amounts. I also learned that there was a hot tub with a dancer available for 200 dollars. I had seen dancers walking about wearing bath robes. The hot tub option also seems to be common in West Virginia.

I had decided to buy some dances from my 7 but to be sure wanted to see her dance on stage. Her rotation came up and I like what I saw, tipping her a couple of bucks during both her topless and nude dances. I was treated to a nice spread-eagle during the nude stage dance for my dollars.