a quiet Wednesday night

This was overall a very pleasant experience, better than I was expecting for early-evening mid-week. I was in the area for business, and it was too late to make any more calls, so it occurred to me to see if there were any "gentleman's clubs" around, rather than killing time in a local diner or a motel room. Did a search on my phone, and found several in the area, but Creekside was the closest, only a five minute drive, and Google gave it a fairly high score. I don't go to these sort of places that often; last time must have been a couple of years ago.

I consider myself very lucky to have happened on this place. I don't remember the time I arrived, but it was early evening. There was a big parking lot, but only 6 or 8 cars/pickups there. I don't like to be one of the few customers in a place; I would rather go unnoticed when I arrive. So I was a little nervous about the small number of vehicles in the lot.

The outside looks as if it might have once been a warehouse, but on entering the place impressed me as fairly up-scale. The doorman did a quick pat-down on me; I suppose he was looking for guns and knives!! that hadn't happened in a while, but it was quick, and he was very professional about it. No problem. The room was large and fairly well lite; I wasn't stumbling around in the dark like happens sometimes. There was a large stage with 3 poles, but just one dancer. However, later they went to 2 dancers on the stage.