A Blast From the Past

Arrived via car, entered the front door where the cover was $5, I believe. As has been described before, the club has completed its renovation since the fire several years ago, so when you enter and go to the left into the big room, the dance floor is in front of you as an elevated stage (in the past it was sunken). Two girls at a time typically on the stage. Bar is to the left of this room, two large big screen TVs up high playing sports. Lighting is fairly generous, but in a tasteful way. Lots of wood--has a lodge type feeling about it.

Upon my entrance into the room, I see a dancer about to finish on the stage who I wanted to have a spin with last time, a blonde with massive bolt-ons. She was had to corral last time so I figured I would move quickly this time. Looking around, about 20-25 girls this night. Mostly caucasian, a few AA, but hardly any Latino/Cubans that are so prevalent at other clubs in the city. Honestly, I was fairly impressed with what I saw--this city is not known for its dancers compared to some of the heavy hitters (Atlanta, Dallas, Vegas...). I like them busty, and there were several that fit that category.

So as I am sitting there looking at the stage, I see someone walking toward me looking very excited to see me, and realize it is a dancer that I last saw here almost five years ago. We had quite a connection back then--it seems like whenever I would walk in, I could just hang out by the bar after she had seen me walking around and she would extricate herself from her situation so we could hang out. I almost didn't recognize her, but it became obvious after about two seconds and she was very happy to see me again. We went to the bar and got drinks (beer for me, something else for her, $9 total before tip) and finished them up before heading to the back. Five dances, $30 each, pretty mutual two way touching. When we finished, went back to the bar and got her another drink ($9 again, before tip) and talked a bit. She was pushing champagne room, but I declined and she went on her way, hoping I'd come back to see her soon.