Always a good time, but beware of the Cuban sharks

This is my go to club when I am entertaining clients. The experience is predictable, so it's a safe place to take a client. I was approached by a dancer (name starts with a V), and during the initial conversation she told me she was Cuban. I had heard that these girls don't offer you much value for your money or will downright scam you but dumb me accepted the dance. She did not want to wait for the next song, and she demanded that we start right away. She looked crazy enough that I did not want her to accuse me of anything, so as soon as the so-so dance was over, I paid her and moved on. BD has never had a problem attracting good dancers, so why would management let these con artists work at their club? The afternoon was not ruined thanks to C and D who know how to touch a man right way. I asked for a girl named C who used to work at a law office before working for DBs during the day, but they told me she had pulled her ACL muscle and could not dance anymore. C, baby, if you're ready this shoot me an email to catch-up. I regret losing your number.