7:30 is the dead time.

I was on an extended layover and decided to make the best of it and headed down for some Bogarts lovin'. So off I went to a small shack on the side of the highway, walked in and paid my five dollar cover, got my ticket to prove I came in through the main entrance and went in.

As you go in if you look right you see a large main stage on a raise platform, with lots of small tables and a secondary stage. The DJ booth is at the back of the main stage and the wall is full of tvs playing sports. To your left is a raised area with five walled and curtained off booths that make up the "VIP" section. The entrance cost to that area is a cool ten bucks. Towards the back is a long bar and a seating area. If you keep pressing through there is a second satellite stage back by the bathroom. The bathrooms are in bad shape but are functional and are pretty much the perfect avatars for this place. Decor is dive bar and you are going to reek of cigarette smoke for just looking in this place. Beer is $6.75 and the waitresses willmake sure that you always have one that is plausible.

I was there around 7:30 pm or "shift change" and pickings were slim. There were six dancers there, three attractive three not so much. There was one that really got me going and is the reason I like this place so much. There always seems to be at least one dancer here high on the babe quotient and usually she has compatriots who are at least attractive, if in a" Rode hard and put away wet" way. Tonight the one wanted was a slim tall blonde with shoulder length hair and beautiful, well proportioned natural breasts. When she was up on stage I made a point of continuous tipping and asked her to come say hi when she had a moment. She said she wpuld do so and when she came down we talked dance and talked what kind of dance, decided on FS for two bills and headed up to VIP. The curtained off areas are big and the chairs are leather and large enough to hold you while you take care of business, but not entirely comfortably.