Was that a little better?

Got to the place at 9pm on Friday, paid the 5 to get in and 5 for a drink(water, no booze here) and was surprised to see the place was fairly empty. When I asked a dancer what was up, she said it was still early. I walked around the big T shaped stage and sat down. One thing I don't like about this place is there is no where to sit except the stage so you feel obligated to tip everyone who gets up there even if they are not your type. I wasn't sitting for 5 minutes and this blond walks over and acts like she has known me for years. I ask her name and I recognize it. My friend who worked in the area for a year said she gave a great lap dance and would go to see her specifically so off we went. She did a great single dance in the too bright open area and she talked me into a private. That was 15 for 125 and she insisted I tip the "bartender" so i did. She started the dance all revved up but then she started to repeat her routine and it actually got kind of boring. She ended the dance and reminded me to give her a tip since she never charged me for the double. As i was walking out of the cube, I wondered how that could that have been 15 minutes. There was no timer or no call from the "bartender" that time was up and realized she cut me short. I looked over at the "bartender" and she gave me that what's up look so I shrugged my shoulders at her and went back to the stage. Next up was a beautiful taller blond with a great body so I took her for a single which didn't last long as we went right to the private. She was unbelievable and gave me a work out. About half way through she had me stand up so I thought we were done but she laughed and said, "no, the bartender will tell me when we are done." She proceeded to push me against the wall and plastered herself against me. This last for awhile until we heard the times up call. I thanked her for the fun time and she said she would see me tomorrow with a laugh. I walked out of the cube and looked over at the "bartender" as she winked at me and said, "was that a little better?" I said yes it was and thanked her as I turned and walked out the door.