monday

Visited on a Monday afternoon and it was quite busy with an abundance of dancers of all ages, sizes and color. Some cute, some big hooters, some thin, some sexy asses, some with fun personalities and some who were just cordial. Average age of customers was probably 60 y/o, while the average age of dancer was probably 29 y/o. A few older dancers, thereby pushing the average up. Quite a variety and probably close to 15 dancers with dancers on all of the stages at all times. The hustle was not in high gear and most girls seemed to make some type of rounds and were easy to talk with. The VIP room (cough cough) was constantly busy with activity and there was fun being had.

I found one thing odd on this visit, I noticed none of the guys coming out of the VIP room wearing the wristband. Now granted there are some attentive dancers who remind customers to take the wristband off (if they choose) before leaving the VIP so they don't forget to take it off and walk out the front door with it on. However, when I approached the DJ to pay my VIP fee and handed him the correct amount he took my money and took the longest pause without any indication of reaching for a wristband to put on my wrist. Since I was planning on multiple visits to the VIP room I held my arm out and just stood there waiting and waiting until he got the hint, at which time he applied it to my wrist. Their last trick (which was written bout by others) of the DJ not returning change and pocketing it as a tip may have run its course. Is this the DJ's new trick to enrich himself?, pocket the entire VIP fee and not even give out a wristband? Maybe I am just skeptical and it took him a lonnnnnnnngggg while to add a $5 bill plus another $5 bill and realize no change was needed.