Studio 4 Friday night

Since Silvers has yet to open in this Corona Virus 19 environment and Cheetahs and Leopards can get too damn expensive, with cover charges, VIP charges and high drink prices, I decided to visit Studio 4 Lounge, which I haven't visited in over a year.

When I approached, I noticed that there were only two cars in the parking lot. My relatives, who were in the hospitality business, advised me long ago, that if you see few cars at a restaurant or bar at prime hours, don't go in. It will be a waste of valuable time. I, of course, proceeded ahead.

Anyway, I went inside. I sat down at the bar, which is to the right when you walk in. The stage and additional seating were to the left.

There was no one in the place except for a young attractive bartender with curly brown hair and beautiful blue eyes. I bought a pop for $4.75, up from $4.50, but that's not a problem. I sat for about an hour watching TV and chatting with the young bartender. Later on, the manager showed up for a few minutes and then disappeared. An old guy sat at the bar for a beer and also left after a few minutes.

The problem was that it was Friday night at 11 PM and I was the only customer. She told me that there were two dancers.