There were always more dancers than...

There were always more dancers than customers the few times i worked there. the dress code for dancers on weeknights is you have to wear short or long dresses. there is a spinning pole on the mainstage which you can climb all the way to the second floor and wave at the dj. it does get a little wobbly up top. lapdances are twenty bucks. When i worked there was a wide variety of dancers in different shapes, sizes, colors and ages. You can get a semiprivate dance for $160, which is really fun and its nice that they have a midrange budget option. private rooms you have to talk to the host about. obviously that's the most fun. the people who work hospitality and the bartenders and the managers and the housemom were all sweet. No problem. You do have to be on schedule 3 days a week. auditions are any days except for sunday and monday, after nine. You must have your nails polished. there's a make up artist and a hair stylist and housemom. nobody minded my tats or peircings. i worked a tuesday, friday, saturday, and monday. I didn't make enough money to keep working there, but like i said, there were a lot of dancers. Had a good time ;)