First time post pandemic and not much has changed

Every time I come to ebony Inn, I remember why I don't come here very often. Its not in a nice part of town, but its safe as long as you park across the street and don't loiter too much. I usually don't stay past 9p, as the club changes around that time. Before 9p, its like a lap dance club, girls are barely on the stage at all. They just walk around asking if you want a dance, maybe some light conversation. At 9p, the music changes and there are usually dancers on the stage, and it turns into more of a throwing ones club.

The club is not "nice", but its clean enough. Its a very strange place. You have to walk to the side of the building, then down a long-ish creepy hallway, so a door. When you go in the door, it feels like your in a hole in the wall bar / thrift shop. There are usually a good amount of people there, getting drinks. There is a pool table people play fairly frequently, which takes up a good amount of room. I always order bottled beer, its $6 a beer. The "Bartenders" are usually pretty old and don't move too quickly, but are always nice. They also seem confused when you order miller lite or anything. They give you a paper cup with each beer and you have to poor your drink there to go into the "club" section.

When you enter the club section, its a very strange vibe. It feels like I walked to a strip club, that used to be a strip mall church and before that it was a Mexican restaurant. There are lingering of all these vibes. There is a "stage" in the middle. Which is just really a sectioned off area for the girls to dance. It is not any higher than the regular floor. Around this stage there are a bunch of metal chairs, that are not very comfortable. Also some of the dancers really get into it and when they are hitting your lap with that booty, it just pushes you into the metal chair. I have had some dances hurt and I had to get them to stop before I left limping. There are some more couch like chairs in a few places, which are "vip". These cost extra, but its really vague who you are supposed to pay for that, and most dancers seem to be confused about how to handle it.