Uncrowded Saturday Night

First visit in several months: Club fundamentally the same, with only change being a $1 increase in drink prices. ($4.25 to $4.75 for called mixed drinks.) Still cheaper than a lot of places, night cover still $5. Living Room compared to over 2 years ago remains a low pressure, unpretentious hang out and drink place that just happens to have dancers.

Crowd level tonight was 1/4 to 1/3 full, no problem getting seats anywhere (bar, main floor, stage side.) No gaps in stage show, but only 1 dancer at a time on stage, 2 songs. I didn't see many dancers circulating, only saw 5 to 6 different on stage during my 1 hour visit. I would guess there were 10 - 12 dancers working tonight. Mostly Caucasian with a thick/fleshy lean, attractiveness range 4 - 7. I saw 1 mixed race on stage, and 1 black moving from table to table who I wasn't sure if she were a dancer or a customer. Despite small crowd, there were happenings in club that you'd expect to see on a more crowded night. Such as a young dude wearing sunglasses inside who came from back seat to make it rain ($20 - $30 in ones) on a young buxom 7 dancer. (Really, dude, I'm impressed- roll eyes). From another back seat, a guy carried a tall dancer in his arms all the way from his seat up 2 sets of mini steps to lapdance area. (How romantic). Point being that although club wasn't "hopping", things weren't dull either. I appreciated the moderate noise level, and non-blabby DJ.

I manage to snag a young petite/athletic natural dancer for several laps. $20 per song, no called 2fers tonight. Contact was moderately good basic 2 way, adaptive style. With very few exceptions, dancers had at least a moderate amount of ink.