Great way to pass a long afternoon

I stopped into King Street Cabaret around 2pm on a Thursday afternoon and stayed until around 7pm. The lunch menu was a bit limited, but the wings I ordered were good. Decently stocked bar, happy hour specials from 5 to 8pm. The club itself was quite nice on the inside, clean bathrooms, attentive bartender. The room for private dances was small as were the cubicles themselves, a curtain cover the doorway to the room, during the day shift there the manager and bartender were the only two non-dancers on staff, so nobody was monitoring the dances. Cost $30/song. I received dances from two girls, but had the same rooms - "you can touch anywhere that's uncovered, but don't but the tata's in your mouth."

This was my first day shift trip to any club. Having read reviews of other places I was prepared to walk in, have a drink, be disappointed with the options and leave. When I first arrived at 2pm, there were two dancers working and only one other customer besides myself at the bar. One of the dancers, a tiny spinner named Tina would periodically go dance on the pole - she's quite good and clearly enjoys it. She also really enjoy vodka and Sprite. The other dancer was short, a bit more substantial, but still quite fit. She chatted with me while I had a drink, got me a menu, carried on a conversation with me as I ordered and ate lunch. I bought her a drink. Only after I had finished lunch and we had another round of drinks did she mention a dance. I took her up on the offer, the dances were nice, lots of two-way touching, a good grind, etc.

I went back to the bar, it was a bit after 4pm by now, 3 more dancers had come into the club. This time a dancer named Kelly sat next to me, Bourbon and Ginger Ale was her drink, we talked for a little over an hour, before I asked her for a dance. She was happy to oblige. Again, good dances, sensual, etc.