They Are Who We Thought They Were

Got here around shift change on a Tuesday. Gentleman Jack(slash) was kind enough to join me, so I got the run down on the club from one of TUSCL’s finest. Thanks.

So here’s the way that I look at things for the guys around TUSCL that really know their stuff. If they’ve got a home club that they recommend as tops, if I’m somewhere nearby I’ll check it out. The vibe here is laid back, but you’ve got your pick of all kinds of fun from a variety of women. The day shift I saw during my visit had a little more diversity than the early night shift, but talent was good throughout the lineup. About the lineup, like many clubs the DJ did a call for all dancers to kick off the nightshift. What was a little different was that rather than have them do a runway walk and get off stage to pull guys for a wannadance, the management had them all standing shoulder to shoulder on stage for what seemed like an entire song. It looked like a stripperette auction, and several of the girls looked terribly uncomfortable with the club full of dudes staring at them. It was clearly a minor detail thing, but...just sayin’.

The photos on the website don’t exactly look like the club I remember. I just remember there being a long runway stage, not the V shape in the photos. Maybe I just wasn’t paying enough attention, but it looked like an uninterrupted row of tables. Just mentioning that in case you check out the website. Jackslash said something about there being gambling tables up on the second floor for a while, but that didn’t last long. The VIP area is also upstairs. When you’re walking up and down the stairs the bouncers will shine light at your feet. On the way up I just shrugged it off. On the way down I noticed there’s an extra step you don’t expect on the first floor. I’m guessing that more than one guy has taken a tumble and took a bump or two on the way down. The layout is good to go. Sight lines are good. If you’re a smoker, there is a smoking area up on the second level. It overlooks the main floor, which became interesting to me right around the time I was leaving.