Gold Club

Slid in on a Friday night, not nearly as crowded as it should've been, so maybe things have been on a downturn here lately. Enough girls working, with a solid number of 6s and 7s, but no real stunners. I saw a veteran from L&L South, who like many of the Charlotte dancers, just seems to rotate between all of the clubs. Always heard good things about, but didn't get to test it, as she was busy with a regular in a more private area of the club. Not sure on the name, but you'll never see her wear more than a t-bar.

Anyway, i moved on and ended up chatting with a gal, brunette, who had spent a good bit of time dancing HARD on a side stage by herself. She really seemed to like working and obviously had energy, so I decided to see what that was worth. Found out she was a newbie, so that explained the enthusiasm, and like alot of the newbies, she really had a girl-next-door personality, for now. I enjoyed the conversation, but typically not am not up for being the test driver for the new girls, as I find that most aren't yet willing to break the rules that I sometimes want broken. So, I declined the dances option and told I might give her a yell later. Eventually, I caught the eye of another brunette that had a nice look, probably a 7, and seemed bored out of her mind, as there were definitely more girls than customers. We got to talking and I could tell that dances were in order, so I went to grab a beer to settle in, and I assume she went to the back to change or freshen up or whatever. When I got back to my seat, the first brunette, the newbie, showed up, so I decided "why not". Got a couple of dances, which were not bad, but like a thought, she just didn't seem quite dirty enough for my mood. The second brunette had moved on to another customer when she came out and saw that I was busy. I didn't have much more time to stick around, so I rolled out at that point.

Overall, a low-energy night there, but again almost all of the girls were decent looking, and it was definitely a buyer's market with a lower number of customers.