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Was there from 7-9:30. About 6 dancers when I arrived but 15-18 by the time I left. Dancers are 80% white. Tend to be older, meaning no under 21 wristbands. Crowd is also much older. Most guys are 35-65 with almost zero thug factor.

I see the dancers in two tiers. The A team is early to late 20's and all 7's and 8's with maybe a 9. They have the attractive young housewife look. They are all about the VIP's which can run from $250-$300 and up. It is really hard to get on their radar. It is almost like trying to pick up a too-hot-for-you babe at a regular bar. They will actually ignore you or brush you off. "I'm waiting for someone". Turns out they usually are. These girls have regulars for VIP and actually schedule them or know when certain guys are coming in and keep themselves free. Many of the A Team do not even stage dance. I sat next to one at the bar (where she ignored me) and saw the tail end of a text conversation. HIM: I can come in at 9. HER: I am busy at 9, how about 10? HIM OK see you at 10. Sure enough at 9:00 a guy came in, she hopped up, gave him a hug and they went right to VIP. He left VIP and the club about 9:20. She went to freshen up and resumed her "I'm waiting for someone" pose at the bar. I saw this happen several times. After brushing off the guys already there, an A Team girl suddenly spots a guy coming in and jumps up to greet him. Sometimes they have a drink first but mainly they head right for VIP.

Speaking of the VIP rooms, there are two types. There are cubicles with just heavy curtains, but there are 3-4 actual rooms with full length doors like a closet. I saw the A-Team use these completely private rooms only. I believe they cost more. IMHO the extra price is worth it for those rooms, Got to be the best physical VIP setup in ATL.