Is their business model sustainable?

It's been over 2 years (pre-covid) since I've been to Roanoke. Was in town for work and decided to re-acquaint myself with this club. First, let me share the perspective from which my review is filtered. I am from DC, so my home clubs (Camelot, Good Guys, Cloakroom, etc) is what I am acclimated to - super expensive drinks ($13+), pushy girls, party atmosphere, and at least until recent history no private dances. I do travel a lot for work, so I get to visit clubs across the country but I rarely am in one spot long enough to really gain an understanding for the local economy and strip club market. My goal when visiting a club while traveling is to party and have as much of a relaxing time as possible with as little social friction as possible. At my home clubs, I am more intentional and disciplined, but while on the road, my MO is to walk into a club with $500 and see what happens. I'm a fun-loving young buck who likes to party and not whine like some warped frustrated old men (looking at you desert scrub). So it is with this perspective that I revisited Roanoke's only club.

Notes on name and ownership:

Apparently since 2020 they have now been managed by Headlights Gold out of Norfolk. They used to be Gold and Silver managed by Treasure Club. But despite technically a new name, Google maps listing is still Girls, Girls, Girls Gold & Silver. Also TUSCL listing is still Gold and Silver, so that would be a little confusing except that it is the only club in Roanoke, so hard to mixed up. Additionally, the club is connected to the Alibi Lounge, which I have never been to, but presumably it is more of a typical bar and lounge.