Nice visit to Sins

Stopping near Jacksonville for a couple of days, I decided to check out both the Doll House and Sinsations. Sins was my second stop. I pulled up about 4pm on cool, windy Saturday. The DJ/door guy took my money, and when I got change I noted that he only charged $5 cover. I went straight to an empty seat at the uncrowded bar (no booze served) and purchased a $6 soda. Looking around I saw about 8 or 9 patrons scattered around the room and at least 7 dancers. I won't describe the room, as it is unchanged from the excellent descriptions in dozens of reviews over the last several years. The only thing that has changed here in the past decade was the addition of plastic sheeting between the half-booths in VIP as a response to the covid19 panicdemic. Those plastic dividers are still there and still provide a small improvement in privacy.

After speaking briefly to two of the dancers and tipping a couple more, one interesting lady joined me at the bar and we exchanged stories and tales. She was much older than she appeared, I guessed 30 but she readily admitted to 45. The surprise announcement from her wasn't her age but instead her intent to move to Nevada next month to work at a brothel. (I don't know if she would want me to name her next employer, so I won't). We shared a few stories and a little humor before moving back to the VIP. And - NO - I am not putting a name with this dancer.

This fine lady, while stripping down for our time together in VIP, mentioned that she had a rubber and named a very small tip over the number of songs (songs at $25 each) for our extra fun. Notably, the rubber was not added until after lots of play and an entertaining BBBJ that got my full attention. We enjoyed five or six songs worth of play time, including covered FS. Notably, I am pretty sure the guy working the music in the VIP was running full uncut versions of the songs he was playing instead of the usual 3 minute shortened versions. I gladly paid the $125 for the five songs she counted and added $25 for the song she undercounted to her tip and still spent under $200 for the entire visit.