For many years, this club was...

For many years, this club was my favorite, but I will never go again... Ever since Club 390 lowered its prices, though, it seems like it's been hard to compete, personally I really prefer 390's lap sitting friendliness (you can sit there and have a beer for a while with a girl on your lap there) and I think the quality of the girls has gone downhill. Still, though, it would be nice to have another club out there that is similar, but with different girls working there :) Always loved this place and never had a problem. Till the last time I went...

I had had a dance or two with Brooklyn once or twice before. It was nice talking to a girl who knows the ins and outs of things and is relatively open to talking (stripper) shop. But I don't really care for her private dance style, pretty rough and overbearing for my tastes, plus I'm sooo aware that it's BS somehow with her.

Anyway, I told her after 2 dances that I was good, but she tried to keep going for song 3 anyway. I insisted, but she wouldn't budge. I made a gesture of pushing lightly on her shoulder to be clear I wanted her to get off of me. She wouldn't move. So I shouted out to the security guy that I didn't want another dance. We go up to the table and suddenly she's claiming that I 'pushed' her, as if in an assaulting way. This is a flat out lie. After all kinds of carrying on, I just walked away from the chaos, and came back after she had left. I told a manager back there what had happened, and he said we were straight. On my way back to my seat, I come across Brooklyn, with an entourage, her pointing her finger at me, screaming that now suddenly I guess I strangled her? So I had the bouncer literally dragging me out by my neck, threatening to strangle me and bash my head against the wall (I was not putting up any kind of physical resistance at all, simply maintaining the fact of my innocence), right in front of the co-owner, and with the co-owner calling me everything short of the scum of the earth. When it was just a matter of my word against Brooklyn's.