Quiet Afternoon but One Friendly Chick

This place is in a very industrial area. Parking is easy. I think I paid $10 entry but can't remember. The interior is a giant open space with a quarter of it partitioned off for lap dances and a separate bar. There is a large main stage and two smaller stages not being used. There is a large bar tot he left as you walk in with the main stage facing you. Opposite the main stage are a couple of good sized booths for groups. There were 8 customers and maybe some amount of dancers. Three looked really young and not my cup of tea and the rest were unmemorable. There is one exception, this tattooed gal who was friendly and had large bolt-ons and slim, fit figure. Sat on my lap and convinced me to get a couple of topless dances. Went tot he partitioned area and got on a couch chair with high back. There were others sitting there just talking and drinking. Good contact for $20 and very good contact for $40. As we started a waitress said I had to pay $20 to use that area. I paid and she gave me a wrist band. There is another area in the corner called the Grotto where you would pay $40 to have access. Was happy with the dances and went back to the main floor. Seems like less people were there than before. A few stage dances later I decided to head out. Wasn't really worth the $20 wrist band but what can you do. As I walked outside , I saw three dancers hanging out outside (maybe smoking). They asked where I was going but I didn't see the need to engage them in a long dialogue.