Wednesday Club 10

The night after New Years there had been 2 cars in the Club 10 parking lot at 11 PM and I couldn't make myself go through the door that evening. The following week there were 10 cars in the parking lot, so inside I moseyed. Club 10 still has no cover charge before midnight (7 days a week). When this club has 75 people in it, the club is maxed out inside. The entertainers working at Club 10 on my visit included: Jade, Wendy, Bonnie, Athena, Dakota, and a lithe AA dancer whose name escapes me. While none of the dancers on this shift were stunners, most held some appeal to this customer. Generally, there were between 12-14 customers in the club (during my visit) and at most 6 entertainers (2 when I walked through the door at 10:30 PM.) My Rum and Cokes were $8 a piece and Coke was $3.

I dislike the price structure at Club 10. Lap dances are $40 each, but some dancers will package 3 dances for $100. While I have received lap dances in the past on the couches in the open at Club 10, these days management pushes the lap dance on to lightly padded metal chairs. Pure genius to make the lap dance expensive and moderately uncomfortable. Some version of VIP now occurs on the couches in the open. I believe those prices are $150 per 15 minute intervals and management allegedly takes half of that. Theoretically, I'm told there is a VIP room, but I assume there is only one and I have no knowledge of it.

I was nicely entertained by Bonnie and Wendy on this visit. Kudo's to both those ladies for facilitating quality entertainment in a physically challenging lap dance set up. I also caught up with Carly on a subsequent Club 10 visit, as she has recently moved across 98 from Red Rose. Lastly, Jolene (bartender) may have hated the DJ's trip down memory lane, but any night they play Al Green - it's a good night!