Southern hospitality on display.

Tuesday evenings are probably not the best time to visit a place in the middle of rural Tennessee. There were only a few other patrons and only 5 dancers. After dark, the place isn't very easy to find (on a first visit at least). Parking is a gravel lot. The building has a warehouse feel. There's a pool table inside and I saw dancers shooting pool with a few regulars. The DJ/waitress (dual roles this night) was great. Knew it was my first time in and made sure I was comfortable all night. There are 2 stages and the dancers choose which one they want to dance on.

One is in the middle of the room, the other at the far end near the DJ booth. Both stages were used this night. All 5 dancers were white. The music ranged from hip-hop to country to rock (cool stuff like Highly Suspect, Tool, etc.). Every dancer stopped by my table after being onstage to thank me for tipping her. That's just the way these people in rural TN are - nice folks.

The dancers ranged from 6-7 except for one who in my book was a 10 (just my personal opinion - not everyone would agree). 2 of the dancers had exceptional stage presence - meaning pole tricks, etc. There's even a large hoop ring above one stage that both of these dancers used expertly. I did not get private dances this night so cannot comment on those.