This club in fairly convenient to...

This club in fairly convenient to the highway, but you may be concerned that you are lost when you first start going down that dark side road with the single level business buildings. Fear not, the strip mall, abandoned at night except for the activity at the club, will soon be on your left.

I started my visit by paying a $10 cover at the door and then ponying up $5.50 for a single shot Jack on the rocks at the bar. So far, so ok on the value front. However, for the reasons noted in the layout below, the cash burn rate can get high on the stage tipping front.

The layout: This is a decent sized club with 4 mini-stages arranged in a semi-circle inside the bar. At places, the stages run right against the bar side. There were pool tables and some scattered tables away from the bar, as well as a raised seating area on the back side of the stage. The layout was clearly designed to maximize stage tipping as the vast majority of seats in the place are accessible by dancers either on stage or rotating, using a walkway behind the stages, from one stage to another. The dancers were constantly rotating among customers, back and forth, in an effort to squeeze tips out of the patrons. In essence, the entire bar is basically one big tip rail and they often had multiple dancers on the stages working either one side of the bar or the other.