There were few dancers, and they appeared to have low energy.

I used to come to this place awhile ago- back when I came to this club, dances were just $10, and that $10 went a long way for me. $10 barely seems to get you any attention anymore. Don't get me wrong. I am not a cheapskate. I used to give freely (even though they would cut the songs back during the $10. I didn't even notice if they cut the songs now, as I was too wrapped up in the fact that I felt like I was getting a raw deal). Anyway, these $10 dances felt likes teases, and that is saying a lot, because generally a lap dance is supposed to be just that, a tease. I guess you could call what I experienced to be a tease of a tease.

I wasn't familiar with the girls who were inside. There were only about 3 of them at the time, and they were not memorable, save for this really big girl who just did not seem to like working there. Maybe the ones I knew have gone to better pastures, graduated, or just moved on in general. I did want to see what I would get for $20, and it did not feel like much. It just felt like an average lap dance, and it felt like the girl was just working and trying to get her hours out of the way. I can't say I have changed much. I was the same as I generally am in a strip club, relatively generous, reserved, respectful, good with some silly banter, and playful when given the green light.

I will go a couple more times during later hours. Maybe things are different now. It used to be, years ago, that I could go during the afternoon, stay through ought the evening, and get the best deal. In the end, I would say give it a pass until I saw more people (who appear to be credible and are not shills) at least say they had a good time. I can say that I at least felt relaxed, but I did not feel satisfied.