Some Details to Consider

Except for the uncomfortable furniture, there's a lot to like here. Not much pressure for tips, dances or drinks (and you might not want to drink if you are heading for the highway afterward, either for your own safety or to avoid problems if you are pulled over for the slightest infraction -- which happens often).

I find that the dancers divide into two groups: those who live nearby and are happy just to mingle and chat, and those who drove a long way to earn some money here. So ask where they live if you favor talking over dancing or vice versa.

As I understand it, each dancer can decide that day whether she is working there or not, so the roster can be unpredictable. Also, some regulars can and do claim a dancer for themselves for almost the entire night.