Rhino reopened, a week after.

Was heading home and night was still early so decided to stop in the Rhino since this was my first time out at night in months. Not many cars in the parking lot but it was still early, as this place can get crowed but usually after 11:00 PM. Was greeted by the front door guy and he said they now have to take your temperature before entering besides the pat down. Also you have to print your name and sign about the COVID-19. Guess they want to have proof besides the ID check to do the contact tracing on any night. Must be a real hassle when it gets busy, if it gets real busy?

As suspected, the place was almost empty but there was a table of two guys watching Carli who was on stage at the time. Said hello to her on my way to the bar, which only had about five chairs. Same for the two areas they had in front of the bar next closer to the stage. Ordered a drink and got the usual amount in a larger plastic cup, so it looked half-empty. Guess either they are only using tall plastic cups for everything or they ran out of the smaller one as the previous bar had. The TV screens were on but they all just had the Rhino logo on them. Guess maybe they cut the cable service when they closed in March? (:-) All of the staff were wearing masks.

There was one dancer sitting at the bar. Carli, when done dancing, came over to the far end of the bar with a guy that was tipping her on stage to get a drink. After getting a drink they went to do a few private dances. The dancer at the bar came over and we started talking. She did not introduce herself but found out when she went on stage that her name was Naughtia. She was dressed in a nice white outfit and we chatted a but as the JD played the break music from dancing. Found out there were only the two of them there that night so far.