A well-earned trip back.

This is for my second and recent trip to Gold Club. My first time coming here was more than satisfactory, so I decided to settle with another trip with my best friend on a Saturday night.

We walked into the massive building, paying the $7 to come in and actually went straight to the sports bar/dining area. The reason for this was not just for a drink to start off, but to actually try their food. I was feeling ravenous that night and never had the opportunity to try out food at a strip joint, and that night I decided to change that. Along with my drink ($10 top shelf martini), I ordered their plainest cheeseburger (with extra cheese. Lol) with the side of steak fries and let me tell you... maybe it was because I was extra hungry (I skipped lunch!), but I'd be willing to come back to the club just for the burger alone! I've heard mixed things about food served in gentleman's clubs, but I was highly impressed by how good my meal was in GC. It was also convenient that there were only 2 or 3 other customers/groups eating along with us, as I don't like eating in crowded areas - an odd social anxiety I have. I would have no qualms saying yes if another friend invited me to have lunch or dinner here, as I want a chance to try out their other selections!

As my friend and I were dining at the bar, I spotted a very... very familiar face walking out of the VIP section with her flushed victim at her hand. A pale and fit brunette otherwise known as Kennedy. I haven't seen this girl since her days working at Doll House, which was a good 5 to 7 months. I called her over and she immediately recognized me, approaching excited and greeting us in her bubbly nature. She decided to take a small break from her hustle to sit with us at the dining table so that we could reconnect and see how life was treating her. Eventually we sent her back to work, notifying her that we had only just arrived and was going to show support for the other ladies working that night too. Understandably, she went ahead back to her business, knowing that she'd get our support before our leave.