Good Change of Pace

I have been to this club a few times over the years, but this review will focus on my most recent visit. From the outside, it looks like an old warehouse. Inside is nice and roomy. There are rarely a lot of patrons in this club, but this time there were only 4-5 dancers. However, they were 6s-7s vs the 4s-6s that I am used to here. Walk in and pay the "DJ", who is basically just the voice in the sky to introduce the dancers and promote dances (almost annoyingly). You have to sign in, which is strange, but OK. I think the cover was $5.

Walk up to the bar and there are 2 customers at the bar and I notice that there are only 5 to 6 customers in the whole place. Order a beer ($3.75 maybe) and find a place to sit and watch a rotation. Girls feed a jukebox for their dance music and then dance for two songs. After the first dancer I saw came off stage, she came over to me and welcomed me. Can't remember her name, but was nice looking (7) blonde. She wasn't giving me any sob stories (which is what I am used to) and was having good conversation and basically just set up shop at my high-top table. She only left for bathroom breaks and to dance on stage.

She left her stuff at my table (I assume so no other dancers could take me from her). I didn't mind as she was the best looking one in the place. However, there were other dancers that seem more frisky, which I would've enjoyed. Anyway, as always, the conversation leads to dances upstairs, which I ultimately went for. I am glad I did. I have been upstairs (and in back rooms elsewhere) many times, but this girl did things with me that you don't get with other dancers, and I consider myself experienced in this type of thing. It's the little things, I guess.