Seems nothing changes.

It was a cool, wet, evening, a night when most probably stayed home. Well, I ventured out to see if I was missing anything. Stopped in at Peekaboos. Got the traditional pat down at the door from a guy that looked like his face lost one too many fights. I sat at the first open bar chair. Purveying the dancers, 3 were 5-6's, the others, well, a membership to a gym would definitely be recommended. There happened to be about 8 other patrons and by the actions observed, they were all probably regulars. The bartender was the best looking woman in the place but she looked like her style was stuck in the late 1990's. She was generous on the tattoos too. During my one beer stay I didn't find any dancers worth approaching for either company at the bar or for lap dances. Not sure its me but comparing today's dancers to those of the 1970's and 1980's: Today, there are no stage dancing skills, no social skills or attempt to be friendly to customers that walk in the door, and obesity is all too common. But then again, the tips are still the $1 as they were 3+ decades ago. Maybe you just get what you pay for. Final opinion: I haven't missed anything since the last time I walked in Peekaboos doors last year.

Oh, on the way home I noticed the lights were on at Lulu's, but ZERO cars out front, so I just drove by and didn't stop.