Breakup with Pumps and find another strip club to be my regular hangout

Prologue: I used to go here regularly in 1990's before they renovated and add second story. They used to open at noon during weekdays and 4PM on weekends. Most of the dancers were Brazilians before and after the renovation. Like most strip clubs in the city, they served free buffet to patrons. Happy hour drinks were $2 off the regular price. It was $5/beer regular price until early 2010 when price went to $6/beer I had many good times during 90's and early 2K before I moved.

Pre-COVID: I stop by for old time sake whenever I was in the city and I see the changes. They were open 4PM during weekdays and Saturdays. Closed on Sundays. (Either they attend church or business is not worth opening on Sundays)Brazilian dancers was dwindling between 2010 to early 2020. Price of beer went to $7 but during happy hour till 7PM, it was $5.

After COVID: Since I moved back to Brooklyn, I went there total of 5 times after they have reopen. They open 3PM during weekdays and Saturdays at 4PM. Still closed on Sundays. Beer price hasn't changed and but dancers have. Many more dancers with body tattoos than no tattoo. One thing hasn't changed is the endless tip parade after each song from the dancers. I had to put out $20 each time I get a beer to get the change for tip. Sign on back of the dance stage hasn't changed since 1990's "If you ain't got no money, take your broke ass home." it reminded me telling Eric, manager that it's double negative. Eric has been there since late 90's to present. I saw bouncer name Peanut one time out of five time I went there. Peanut also work there since late 90's. I didn't have as good time that I used to have when dancers were much friendlier and open to much more hands. Also, not much to see as far as dance performances.