First, this review is directed towards...

First, this review is directed towards patrons who are more used to "west coast" cosmopolitan clubs rather than the local OK clubs. (I'm not trying to be snobby, this is just the first time I've been in this area, and I want to make the differences clear.)

After entering, the first thing you notice is that the club has a very laid-back attitude. Very laid back. I am accosted by one of the dancers, and we chat for about 20 minutes before she even mentions having an LD, which is probably a record. I'm all for casual conversation, and high hustle can be annoying, but I found out that low hustle is equally frustrating. I mean, that's what we're here for, right?

Eventually, she leads to me to the "VIP" corner of the club, which has two benches, lying opposite each other. We have to step over other patrons and dancers to find an open spot. Not exactly the private booths that I am used to.