This is not a classy establishment, and it reeks of cigarettes even though not that many people smoke in here anymore

This is not a classy establishment, and it reeks of cigarettes even though not that many people smoke in here anymore. I imagine that the decor and the smokiness are about what you would find in a club circa 1985. The good thing is that the prices are retro too, at 10 bucks a dance. With the right girl it's a good value.

I was there during the shift change between day shift and night shift. The day shift girls were generally not as attractive, and it was extremely hard to get a dance because they seemed superglued to the tables with regulars who weren't buying dances. But the two girls I did manage to get dances from were very hands on.

The night shift girls were generally better looking, mostly attractive girl next door types. A lot fewer tats, piercings, and silicon than most clubs. They were also a lot less likely to spend the whole shift drinking beer with regulars, so I got dances from a lot of them on the night shift. The night shift girls' dances were not as wild (with one exception) as they were from the day shift girls, but they were still better than 90% of the clubs in Indiana.