Definitely Not TNT Anymore

Hadn't been to Lebanon in quite a while and decided to visit and hope that the dust has settled from all the law enforcement drama. The new name isn't just a marketing ploy, the old TNT is now long gone. I didn't see one familiar face there, not even Louis, the longtime bartender. There was no cover and drink prices seemed to be about the same. The lineup of dancers was pretty good, everyone was decent looking and there weren't any girls who shouldn't have been dancing, unlike some of my previous visits. But all the dancers made a concerted effort to talk about the new rules that came with the new name and made comments like "I wouldn't be here if it was still TNT". The easily available extras are gone. I believe that the VIP room, which now have curtains instead of doors, cost $200 for 30 minutes. I'm not positive about the price since I didn't take anyone back. The VIP room closest to the front now looks to be some sort of office complete with a video monitor to observe the cameras placed throughout the club. The girls were friendly but I just wasn't in the mood for the same type of dances I can get at pretty much any strip club in Wisconsin. Wild Rose seems determined to avoid the increased scrutiny that The Hardware Store in Clyman has endured. While I'm glad the FBI hasn't shown up at Wild Rose, I still miss the old TNT atmosphere and offerings.