Decent Weekday Afternoon Stop

They had nine dancers (two borderline 8’s, five 7’s, and two 6’s or below with six ivory and three ebony) and about twenty customers when we arrived after work. Most of the talent had slender bodies. Two entertainers danced on the stage at a time. Complimentary pizza sat on a table by the front door. The tidy club felt laid-back without cigarette smoke, obnoxious clientele, or overloud music to endure. A bathroom attendant wasn’t present, although the men's room looked fairly clean. Our waitress was both attentive and friendly. Familiar faces were Harley-7, Lavish-7, Maria-7, Miami-7, Natasha-borderline 8, and Susie-6. Lavish, Maria, and Miami provided worthwhile experiences on previous visits. Natasha was a so-so performer in the VIP at Player’s last year. As expected, the entertainers clung to their regulars not circulating much.

Subi’s has two VIP areas without a VIP tax for either one, at least on dayshift. The front VIP is an open area, in which dances are $20 per song. Towards the rear of the club, by the DJ, they have two comfortable VIP booths with curtains for privacy. I always negotiate a bulk rate with the dancer before heading to one of the private booths. If an entertainer is in the VIP during her stage set, then management fines her a $20 skip fee. Typically, dancers attempt to pass this $20 charge onto customers.

China (mid 20’s, AA, curly dyed blonde hair, D-cup tits, slender build, a few tats, and a borderline 8 appearance rating) didn’t disappoint in the private booth. Damage was 120 for a full dance routine.