Good, but with some oddities

I visited this club for the first time Tuesday, 12/29 and spent a couple of hours there. It was also my first Tulsa strip club visit. I sat in one of the straight chairs arranged to face the main stage, but there was another section for a small side stage which was the final station for each dancer before rejoining the crowd. This small stage was made to make one think of a cage.

Very shortly after I landed in my chair a waitress offered me a drink that was reasonably priced. I took the opportunity to ask about touching and dances options. The official line was that touching is discouraged on the floor, but allowed for private dances, and I settled-in to watch the scenery. The lineup of dancers was pretty heavy on fresh, healthy-looking Oklahoma girls. I didn't see any who should spend more time at the dinner table and only a couple who should consider eating less. One of the larger dancers did join me for conversation pretty soon and I didn't shoo her away. I learned then that part of the business model of this club (and also of The Landing Strip, which I visited later) is the sale of "dancer drinks", an approach that doesn't suit me well. I think they may have started at $37! The VIP room option (or was it champagne room) was also explained to me. I gently refused to buy one, but was still able to visit with my new friend and put my arm around her. She gave me her sad story of a bad dude, abuse and back trouble and, partly from sympathy, I agreed to a private dance in the corner alcove.

My first friend's dance was good, but not particularly memorable. I was allowed to touch everywhere that wasn't covered and she didn't object to some discreet, (hidden from view outside of the alcove) over-the-thong caressing.