Quick Stop at the Double T

I had been at the Doll House until around 8:00 and had a very satisfactory VIP experience, but was not ready to go home, so went around the corner to the Tattletale. I had printed the free pass off their website so avoided the cover charge. I guess I was there early enough to avoid the parking charge too.

The dancers here were definitely better overall than at my last stop of this evening and the club seemed to be rocking pretty well for a Thursday at 8:00 with about 30 patrons. I found out many of them were in a large group that had come from a medical supply convention. One of them told me they loved the old Motley Crue song "Girls, Girls, Girls" and just had to come check out the Tattletale while they were in town.

As mentioned, the dancers were pretty good and ranged from 7 - 9.5. There was a mixture of black and white with a Hispanic and Asian thrown in too. A few were over tattoo'ed, which is just not my thing, but most of them had no tattoos or very small ones.

I only stayed for about an hour to see the ladies rotate through their three song sets and then it was time to go. The music was a nice mix of mostly classic rock, which is in my wheel house as I am not into rap or hip-hop at all. The private dances that were going on around me seemed a little tame compared to where I had just been, but with any club and dancer, YMMV greatly. I will say the ladies would come by and ask about private dances, but were not pushy when I told them I was just chilling after a long day. I think they were honestly more interested in getting into the conventioneers deep pockets and mostly left me alone.

I fully expected to be at this club earlier in the evening, but it just did not work out that way, but I will be back again. This club has been around forever and it still pretty viable in the ATL strip club scene.