Regression towards the mean, after ownership changes over time

This place used to be extreme fun, friendly, relaxed neighborhood bar pulling in dancers from a much wider radius. A few came from PA and NY. They used to hold private special parties, limited tickets paid in advance, and doors locked then dancers spontaneously changed from topless to bottomless. Many dancers were 7-8 range along witth the 3-5 range. These days....

The population is more ethnic in nearby towns now and many dancers are hispanic, younger, giddy and not looking to make big money. Hence YMIL (is lower). As another reviewer recently posted, cameras appeared in the LD area which used to be a place of full service quick exchanges if the dancer was willing. No more.

As a neighborhood place, small corner bar in a converted house, I would see many of the same customers on my visits once a month. Actually made friends with patrons and dancers. No more.