Opens earlier than you think

I went to EI a couple of weeks ago to see how things were going now that PG County will not allow clubs to open before 5:00 pm. (I don't understand the purpose of that.) Arrived about 5:20 and there were some girls already dressed and ready for action. there were two girls on stage. One was named Bella - a medium height medium bild AA with long black curls that came down to her shoulder blades. Bella gave me a nice dance while coming off the stage for a song. Later in the evening a young girl named Feelena danced for me. You will recognize her by the amoung of gold she has in her upper teeth. Very entertaining young lady that went out of her way to please. We started out in a chair on the left side of the stage that was half way back and then she suggested that we move to a chair along the wall so that we would be less obvious. She definitely earned her money's worth. Later in the evening -- maybe between 8:30 and 8:45....a very small and petite young girl came over to me. She said that she had just arrived because she had trouble getting a ride. I was about to leave at 9:00 but stayed long enough for her to entertain me, and entertain she did. Took the last small to medium size bills out of my wallet.

While I was there I learned something I did not know. The doors actually open at 4:00 now, and patrons and girls can come in to get settle for the evening. When I walked in shortly after 5 it was obvious that some of the girls (maybe 5 or 6) were already there and dressed for action, even though they were just sitting and making conversation with the fellows. I think this means that they can come in before 5:00 but they cannot get up on stage and strt dancing until the new legal hour. And yes, there are new signs about no cellphones -- for patrons and dancers. The good news about that rule is that the girls cannot go off in a corner and spend their off-stage time communicating with the world. Next time I will go a few minutes before 5:00 (I used to arrive between 1:30 and 2:00 I miss the good old days.)