I had not been to the...

I had not been to the YR for several years, partly because an extremely unattractive girl I know personally danced there once. By once, I mean one day only. Surely she made no money. Anyway, I thought if I ever bumped into her dancing, I might be turned off strip clubs forever. But I was in the neighborhood and decided to give it another try last Friday afternoon around 6. I'm glad I did. YR, just as I remembered it from past visits, has very personable girls at work. I ended up talking to two for hours, amidst liberal dancing. The first girl encouraged me not to go VIP. She said there's no advantage to it, and I might as well pay her as management. She was a very light, sexy girl, and I have to say I could not have done better in VIP. As is the general rule in good TX clubs, touching the top half is fine. But with my slight dancer, I found I could get a great grip on her and lift her body to do whatever I wanted it to do to me. You just can't beat that. And she was fun to get along with. We enjoyed critiquing other dancers' looks and dancing. There are a tremendous variety of girls at the YR, but they are especially good on smart, cute, small-breasted types, my favorite. By the way there were three African-American girls working on Friday. Two were slender, intelligent, quiet girls, one of whom I enjoyed immensely. The third was brash and somewhat offensive. I'm not calling anyone a racist, but I wonder how an unbigoted individual could complain about too many black dancers, and how anyone not blindly bigoted could say, as a recent reviewer did, that the majority of the dancers are black. There is certainly no problem with too many black dancers at the YR, but there might be a problem with too many bigots in attendance.