I've already given a description of...

I've already given a description of both the outside and inside of the club for anyone interested (review from Sept. 11, 2011), and the place hasn't changed at all, as far as I could tell, except of course for the raising of dance prices from $12 to $20 after 2 pm, which is why I showed up around 1 pm to try out as many dancers while the rates were cheap before picking the one or ones I wanted to take back to the 30 minute, $100 VIP.

I'd never gone to Brad's before 7 pm and the biggest difference I found showing up in the early afternoon were the number of dancers and patrons, about eight and twelve, respectively. The numbers grew as the day wore on, with a total of about a dozen dancers and maybe twenty customers by the time I left around 3:30 pm.

I got in with one of their free passes one can print out on their website, and went straight to the stageside rails as I always do to check out the dancers, get railside dollar quickies, and to let everyone know that I'm there to spread the wealth. The day shift dancers seemed more relaxed and friendly compared to the evening shift, probably because the place was about one fifth as packed as it is when it really gets going at night, but on the whole I think the night shift might be more attractive overall, though one should also keep in mind that the night shift is also twice as large, so the choices will be greater. That said, there was only one dancer that I would have rated a 9 or 10, and one other at a level lower, with the rest ranging from very attractive to slightly above average. Most of the dancers were blond, with several brunettes, one redhead, and maybe three or four black dancers, and about a quarter were surgically enhanced. During that Saturday the DJ kept announcing that one could get a picture your favorite dancer on your bike for $5, and several dancers mentioned that there was some sort of bike show or rally at Brad's coinciding with some other biking event going on in Indy. The DJ also kept advertising the $12 dance specials, urging us to take advantage of the 40% discount compared to the usual $20, and kept a loose countdown of how much time was left before the special prices would be over.