Good Experience at Good Guys post pandemic

Fist time back to Good Guys sense the pandemic ended. I did not have a mask on when I got there, so they handed me one and told me I "should" wear it. No cover charge on this night. I said okay, and walked in. There was about 10 PLs at the club when I entered, and not a single one had a mask on. I put it in my pocket and went to the bar to get a drink. I got a bottled domestic light, was $7+tip I believe, and sat back to relax. They had a basketball game on the TV so I watched that in the corner of the bar.

For those who have not been there or been there recently, as you walk in the club is a narrow but long building. There are three stages on the Left and a bar on the right. After the bar on the right, there are tables, which are usually first come first serve unless its a busy night. After the stages, they have turned the back area in a dance area. There are 3 or 4 couches with white sheets in between them. There are also bathrooms in the back, past the dance area, which are generally clean for the situation.

I saw 3 or 4 of the usual crowd when I walked in. I believe Good guys is now owned by the same person/group that owns the paper moon in Springfield, and it wouldn't surprise me because I see a lot of the same faces I remember from PM. There were 8 girls working that night. About 4 of them were 7+, with some 5/6s thrown in. A few of the dancers were wearing masks, mostly ones that matched the outfits and such. I think they were trying to have a good time with it. I had about 3/4-ish drinks and had a good time for a few hours. Chat up the bartender a bit, she was very nice, forget her name, older. The dancers were taking turns at the pole, but they were only using 1 or 2 poles at a time, probably due to the smaller crowd that night. I tipped a few ones here or there, but didn't seem to get the attention of anyone in particular. Almost seemed like some of the dancers weren't too interested in making too much money that night.