I remember my visit because I've...

I remember my visit because I've never had anything so closely resemble a "zombie apocalypse" (see the other review). Before I entered I saw a big sign saying that going inside wearing a mask is strictly forbidden. It was the day after Halloween, 2014. They must have had a reason for the warning. I paid my $5 entry fee. It was cold inside. The doorman was sitting on a chair and right behind him was a large electric heater going full blast. The dancing lasted for exactly three songs and then the audience thinned out at the stage so no dancer went and danced. I had just paid $5 to enter what was a normal bar after just three dances. I said that it was cold. The dancers (three of them) were all wearing coats over their bikini-like outfits. Again, it was much like a normal bar because you couldn't even see a bit of leg or buttocks. The strangest thing of all was that there was a dancer curled up and fast asleep under a big blanket on the sofa right behind the door man guy. In my whole life I have never seen someone fast asleep on a sofa at work. My guess was that she was suffering from a major hangover or cold but that she decided that the responsible thing to do was to go to work. So she was at work,... fast asleep. I stayed for about 50 minutes thinking that things might get better. The sleeping dancer looked quite cute from what I could see. Things didn't get better. I haven't been back since and based on the fact that there's only been one review since October, 2015 nor have many other people been back.