A "Virgin's" experience~

It's a little bit dead when they first open. Understandably, the staff are trying to get things ready and doing what must be needed. A lovely thing about the establishment was that there were no charges in the morning for entrance. The waitresses at the time are more than friendly to clarify and even add extra details on any questions or pointers for newcomers to the area if you're proactive/genuine. It does sound like they need to emphasize those thoughts and I can understand why.

I love to research, explore and understand the work culture in this industry to relay to friends who may be interested or want to hang out in. Unfortunately, there wasn't much accessibility to events, dancer schedules and specials on their website since they don't have one to begin with (as far as I know). They do have social media like Twitter and Instagram, however. Wednesday is a pretty neat day to get your asada fries for $5. The meat felt a bit more salty than other asada fries I tried but it gets the job done~

Now to the performance: There were probably 2 or 3 on the floor and maybe there were more that needed more time to get ready behind the scenes. I genuinely felt bad for not being in the front as these wonderful people give it their all on the pole. I would hear the sound of their shoes occasionally colliding with the stage floor like a coin in cardboard box. It was a very slow Wednesday. I had a conversation with one of the dancers. Small, petite and bubbly when engaged. Very wholesome discussing life goals and family. From my knowledge and hearing, the dances are $25 per song. I can't really complain about the price, she's very wonderful and I'd miss a pretty good opportunity and honor of a good dance. She took me to the private room and we got accommodated. Once the song began, she did what must be done. Very intimate and on beat, the experience was on a level of "lovely". I had her dance a few more times knowing the accumulated cost but I felt that I was caught under a binding spell and just didn't want this moment to end. During one of the dances, security did get a little heightened believing I may be unaware that there's extra cost for the dance. There was definitely misunderstanding but he was just doing his job. She was fairly new, and he's VERY experienced in this business so likely he might have assumed that I was taking advantage. All in all, we all talked for a short bit afterwards and it was pretty chill.