A Surprisingly Nice Place to Just Hang Out

I had to go to Winston-Salem for reasons that no one reading this cares about, and passing through Greensboro I decided to check this place out. It seemed empty from the outside, so I obeyed the instructions of a sign that read 'honk for assistance,' and a stressed-looking older man came out, explained the costs, and took my car keys. I walked inside what looked like a barn while he drove my car around, and found a bar where various men were talking with various women in lingerie. There was a stripper pole, but no one was using it, and all the girls were rather casual as they moved about. They talked with the customers, and unlike other places the conversations did not seem to be an excuse to sell a lapdance, but just messing around. Were it not for the clothing, one would think this was a regular bar. Anyway, the man from earlier drove my car in, I paid $35, and two women took their tops off and began washing it. In spite of what one might think, there was no real 'show.' Beyond the toplessness, it was a competent hand wash. As they worked, I did notice something about the way customers interacted with the girls; namely, that they would touch them, often on the ass, without any seeming repercussion. I don't know if this is a normal thing, or if those guys were regulars who could get away with more (they talked like regulars) but I found it strange; any other place I'd been to, if they allowed touching at all, was strictly confined to the lapdances. Speaking of lapdances, I did get two with a pretty girl named 'Amber' (the girls in general were serviceable in the looks department, few stunning beauties but none ugly), which was pretty good for $30 a piece. There was a lot of contact, she let me touch her breasts and posterior, and she teased removing the one piece of clothing she still had at one point that I remember distinctly. I left after that, although it seemed to be a place that a more socially minded person than myself would enjoy just hanging out at. Honestly, that is probably how I would describe it in general.