Your dollar goes a long way in a small town

I was in Indianapolis on business and visited this establishment twice the week I was there. It is a bit of a drive to get to Kokomo but it was totally worth it. I visited in the earl evening each time, apparently right before a shift change. This seems to be a good time since the girls want to take home a little bit more at the end of the shift, but they are not allowed to stay past a certain point either.

Let's get one thing out of the way...this place is a dive. It is pretty dark and run down. There's no seating at the rail, and all of the chairs are old beat up stacking chairs. The tables are wobbly and covered with torn, burnt, stained tablecloths. The bathroom is a mess, and there is no private area for dances. The bar only has week water beer and a handful of bottles, so don't go in expecting anything more.

The stage shows are a little longer than at other places. There is no DJ, so the girls will queue up a few songs from a touchtunes jukebox and then do 3 or 4 dances. The owner limits which songs can be played to the cheap songs, so they get repeated quite frequently. I've got to think that getting an old jukebox would be cheaper than paying for touchtunes but I'm sure there is some reason for the setup they have. It's a small stage but there are multiple poles. Lighting is controlled by the dancer so they may warn you that they are going to turn on some brighter lights so you don't get blinded when they do.