3-fer Thursday

My day began at Club Alex’s where I found some talent, but not the nugget (dancer) that I anticipated working her Thursday shift. So I soldiered on. Stopped for pizza and beverage(s) at Town Spa (Stoughton) and moved on to view the Foxy Lady Brockton’s evening shift. The talent at Foxy Lady was pretty good and I participated with some lovelies, but once again the 2 nuggets at FLB that I actually sought were not working their scheduled shift. What’s it tell me, do not go looking for your favs on Valentine’s Day! Somebody probably values my favorite dancers at either club more than I do!

So my review is for the King’s Inn. The club is under new ownership and is slowly being renovated, with the outside looking quite good today. The renovation began in August 2018, and it’s only very recently that the club’s inside is beginning to receive the rebuild attention.

My 3rd club trip of the day began at 11:11 PM, when I walked through the door and paid the club’s $5.00 cover. I did notice (on my stroll to the bar) that the interior had been slightly altered, but the interior layout still retained all that was/is the classic look of the Pig’s Inn (circa 2004, probably 1967). The corral around the stage, the cheesy lattice in the lap dance area, and the night’s uninspiring lineup. It only takes one available nugget to transform a bad club trip to a good club trip (at any venue) for me. I paid for a $4.00 coke as I had enough liquor at my prior stops. I scanned the medium sized confines of the club or dancers. I might have taken dances from 2 of the 7 dancer’s (working) that were moderately attractive (6’s), but after being at two other clubs yesterday – I bobbed and weaved my way (physical and verbally - with some courteousness) through the three non 6’s (fugglies) that were on me like flies on shit. I was customer number 9 in the club and 4 of the 9 customers were engaged watching a show on the TV at the bar, with 1 of the 2 bartenders. Those particular 4 customers were at their local gin mill and oblivious (or immune) to the “alleged” exotic dancer aspect of their bar. At the twenty minute mark (total visit 45 minutes), I was approached by one of the two 6’s. We chit chatted and ”J” had an amusing story about how she found herself at the club. After 10 minutes of the getting to know you, a prior customer that she had been spending time with returned from his cigarette break and they went for some lap dances.

PSA:I will note (due to a prior comment) that nobody smoked inside the King’s Inn during my short visit and at least 5 smokers went outside in my time there.

After another 5-10 minutes passed, I decided I’d seen enough. On my way out, I chatted up one of the door guys and teased him about the King’s Inn diligence to preserving all of the club’s original charm (with the previously mentioned interior classics). He mentioned the new floor near the bar was the beginning of the club’s interior alterations, and that the Corral Fencing will be removed (with significant attention to a modern attractive stage area). He pointed out a sample of the new couches in the lap dance area and the new couches are quite luxurious looking.