Review for 8/22 at the trap

To make a long story short, I went to Vegas last summer and was very disappointed in what the Vegas clubs have became after COVID. That governor has really hurt the Vegas economy in my opinion. I finally got the chance to spend four days in Fort Lauderdale and make my way to Pompano to visit what many on this site refer to as the “big 3’. During this four day trip, I was able to visit,Booby tap once on a Wednesday and visited cheetah twice on Thursday and Friday which I will also be posting. I was not able to make it to DD. I will focus on my Wednesday 3:00 p.m. trip to the trap.

I ubered there with my friend so we were not asked to pay a parking fee. I was pleasantly surprised that there was no cover charge during this time of the day. As soon as a walked in with my friend, we sat at the bar. I consider this club overall to be a good value while having very decent talent. I was immediately approached by several Cubans. Between the loud as hell music and nearly all of the women being unable to speak English, I had a tough time talking to the ladies. I got dances from, two Cubans and a hot American blonde.

One Cuban took me to the $25 room and was lfk me while giving me a otp hj. I believe I did 3 dances with her. He only dancer tHat I had good conversation with was Barbie, a hot blonde from Chicago. I tipped her after her good stage performance and got around five $25 dances. They had good mutual contact. A ton of stick shifting. The third Cuban I was with massaged my back nicely at the bar for $10 a song. After three of those, we went back for three $25 dances.

I believe I spent around $325 for the day. The remodel of the club looks nice. As my friend and I were waiting outside for our Uber, we had a great conversation with the parking lot attendant, Thore. He’s a really cool hard working guy from Germany. He told us a crazy story of how some moron blew $40,000 in this club in one night! Lol. I found the staff here to be friendly for the most part. I would recommend this club but I do believe that cheetahs may be the King of South Florida.