I'm mainly writing this to mention...

I'm mainly writing this to mention that the long-time fave I came in to see told me that the cameras have been removed from all local Deja Vu clubs. (See my review of Pandora's, the same evening, where I went after Deja Vu.) She didn't offer me anything more than our usual, but I can believe her. She wouldn't have any reason to lie about that to me. I'll be curious to try out other dancers there and maybe go to some of the other Puget Sound region Deja Vu clubs to see if that's true for the other clubs as well. So, we'll see what others experience in this supposedly "new era." (I wouldn't expect "mileage" to immediately increase. There may be some "human supervision" of the lap dances still going on. Also, I sense that dancers will be slow to change to the new conditions.

I was in the club between 10:00 and 11:15 p.m. on Friday night, April 19, 2013. Approximately 25 dancers were on shift. Maybe 3/4 of the customer seating area was full. The club was busy. It had a good, lively vibe. Lots of customers were going to the VIP room. Just after I arrived, the d.j. announced the hourly special. This was a three for $40. special. So, I got to see all of the dancers on shift parade across the stage to "show their wares" before the crowd, to entice them to buy the special.

Usually, I don't like to club on Friday or Saturday nights, because of the crowds, but I hadn't done so in a very long time, so I thought by going in I'd get to see some new girls--hopefully one or two that I'd like to get dances from. About six girls whom I usually notice when I go in were there, and there was only one other that was new to me that interested me enough to get dances from. All in all, it's still the best Puget Sound Region Deja Vu club to go to. (I know that's not saying much.)