very poor value for your $, high cost, nasty staff

I came at 12 am, with a free door pass I found laying in the street. It saved the $20 cover. This place has very poor value (maybe because its the ricks chain). There is no real front row, all the front row seats are in circles with tables. Only one person a dance will tip the pole dancer, and if he does, its make it rain levels, or the dancer gets $0 for 2 songs. There are 2 stages each with one pole, 1st floor and 2nd floor. 2nd floor pole was not in used. This is a lapdance/party/socialize with dancers club, dont come here to watch. When you first come in, you are instantly asked if you want a seat with 2 drink min or else you are escorted to the bar. Dont pick the bar. That was my mistake. There is no stage tipping culture here. Music here is no rap hip hop. No edm, no pop. $20 a song lapdances in the open, anything else is many $100s/$1000s and pointless to mention. No touching for open lapdances. Warning, dancers will do their best to not let you know when a song ends to rack up a bill. Pay attention to the music. You will have to say twice for the dancer to stop after 1 song.

The female bartender got extremely angry after I ordered 2 non alcoholic drinks ($9 each) in a row. Dont tip them, it means nothing. After that I stopped ordering any further drinks. If I ordered a 3rd non alcoholic drink, I wonder if she will call security to eject me.

15-20 dancers, 5 or more are not in public on the floor unless they have a song on the pole schduled. The 8s and up hide in backroom or avoid anyone but a high roller regular . Food prices are identical to TGI Friday or Applebees, with attractive prices. I didnt buy food.