Seasonal update

Visit was on a Tuesday at 2pm. About 8 dancers and 12-15 customers. The quality, as always, was good. All were at least a 7 or 8. This is the norm for August. In March, there would be 15 dancers, ranging from 7-9.

Here's how they rotate. At any given time, half the dancers are in VIP. They will come out for their 1 song, then go back to their waiting customer in VIP. About half the dancers will step off the stage and talk with the customers who tipped them. They will quickly find one who is ready for VIP.

As a customer, you have a very small window of opportunity to get a dance, assuming you aren't someone's regular.

On this visit, I thought I saw a favorite leaving the stage as I walked in. So, I got a table, watched a full cycle of 8 dancers, turned down a couple, then realized my favorite wasn't really there. There was no point in staying after that, since I'd turned away the best prospects.

Incidentally, I came to BSC from HiLiter where I'd arrived too early for the better dancers. I returned and found things markedly better around 3pm. The $10 floor dances at HL are roughly equal to the $20 VIP at BSC, but the looks of the dancer at BSC are always 7 or higher, with the occasional 9, while HL ranges from 6 ( especially early in the day) to 8 at most.