I've visited Lappers before, but not...

I've visited Lappers before, but not for about 5 years. The bar that used to be next door is now closed. I first entered around 4 pm on a Wednesday afternoon - $7 to get through the door. There was only one dancer there, a really pretty and friendly woman named Jill. One guy was getting a dance from her, and one other guy was next in line, but it wasn't too long before my turn. She was worth the wait. She told me to come back later when there would be more dancers, so after the Tides game got rained out after 3 innings I did return around 9 pm. There were 4 dancers and no other customers. Jill was gone, but I had a number of *great* dances from someone whose name I can't remember. Besides paying for the jukebox - 3 songs for $5, but not short songs, the dances are just $10 apiece, a bargain in this day and age. Down the road at what used to be the Final Frontier the dances are $20 for top on, $30 for top off, and no touching. Let's just say that touching, except one spot, isn't discouraged at Lappers. If you want a good/affordable lap dance, Lappers is the place to go.