Different Decade, Same Club

Stopped by here to see what it was like these days. Parking lot is still gravel with large potholes. Building is run down and is in the middle of nowhere. There are signs on the door that masks are required to enter. You enter into a small room where there is a locked door into the club and a window where you pay the $10 cover. Once you pay, the door is unlocked and you enter. The bar is immediately to the left and straight ahead is the stage. To the left of the stage just beyond the bar is the private dance area.

I had my temp taken with one of those touchless thermometers. I was offered a soft drink or water as part of the cover but I declined. I took a seat in the stage area. No one was on stage and I was the only customer. In a few minutes, a late 20's brunette (name starts with an "S" but I don't recall what it was). She was a little heavier than I like but not more think than fat. She put on a mask and sat down. We talked a bit about my past visits and if I had any regulars. The ladies I liked are long gone I suspect (Cinnamon and Peaches were my faves). I asked about dances. She said we can take our masks off back there and they were $25/song. I suggested we go back. The dance area is a small room with 5 couches. It appears that there are newer covers on the couches since my last visit a few years ago. We took a seat and started on the next song. I noticed there appear to be cameras. Whether they are watched or even working I don't know. The dances start and there's plenty of two way contact. I do 3 songs and then we head out. I asked if there were any other ladies working but she was it. Once dancer and one older lady who took the cover and tended the bar area.

This place has been consistent since my first visit some 10+ years ago. The building is exactly the same. There are never more than 1-3 dancers and they are not the cream of the crop. But, you end up with a decent time.