Walk right on passed this Tourist Trap

I should have listened to the other reviews on this place. Do not go in. There is no cover, but a mandatory two drink minimum (bud lights are $10 each). The physical layout of the club is somewhat small. There is a round bar in the middle and a long stage on the left. On the right, there are more lounge-type seating for dances. There were no good looking dancers working, fives at best. This does not necessarily a negative to me if you meet a cool dancer, which can mean a number of things. However, the dancers here were so aggressive and mean, I had to get out quick.

Once I saw the talent, I was very upfront from the beginning that I wasn't there for any dances. I didn't want any dances. Every dancer that came by, I told the same thing. After about the sixth, despite the warning, one sits down. I am thinking, hey, she is kind of cool. Knows I don't want a dance, but maybe wants to rest her feet for a little and chat before moving on (which has happened to me before). However, after about 15 minutes, she suggests going over to the booths to talk more. I said that I didn't want to and that I was fine where I was. She insisted, and up until this point, she was nice. After we get to the other side and chat for a little, she starts giving me the hustle. I told her again that I was clear that I didn't want a dance. She starts getting mad and telling me that she doesn't get paid unless she does dances. I told her I understood that and told her from the beginning that I didn't want any dances. She continues with sob story, guilty story, angry story, etc. until I stand up and leave. Don't bother. Worst club ever.