Afternoon Adventure - Satisfied, but a bit aggrevating

Stopped in on a late lunch break on a Friday afternoon. Only a couple of cars in the parking lot. I won't spend too much time describing the place as I feel it's been done dozens of times, but there is a bathroom on the right when you first walk in. Not somewhere you want to wash your face or freshen up, but if you need to get rid of some morning coffee, it'll do. Entering the space there's a bar on your right and 3-4 high top tables along the wall across from the bar. There's a pool table in the back of the room. VIP areas are either a tiny little booth with a curtain, or a room with a door that locks. On this visit I was sitting at a back table. I got a beer ($2.50 I think?) and surveyed the atmosphere. There was a guy sitting at the bar with a female rubbing his shoulders. There was a very heavy set girl near the front corner of the bar. After a couple of minutes there was a very tall/thin blonde that looked pretty good from a distance in the dim light. I kept trying to make eye contact with her as it looked like the only option. She final locked eyes and made a direct line over to me. As she got closer, she was noticeably older looking and not quite as attractive as I was hoping. No dance offered and immediately asked if I wanted to go to the VIP. I usually prefer to have a few table dances first, but seeing how there weren't many options, I said sure. I made the mistake of not negotiated prior to getting into the VIP, and once in there was offered $75 to read the Beacon Journal or $150 for everything. I opted for the $150. She began with some Billy Joel to set the mood then proceeded into FS (doggy). I should have just opted for the $75, as honestly her skills were quite good here. Within 15 seconds of FS, she starting complaining that I need to be quick or she's going to need to charge more!! This was a real buzz kill and almost completely ruined the mood. I managed to finish and leave. Lesson learned... negotiate before going to VIP. I've had better overall experience here for $100 and less. Oh, and this was also my first time in the "phone booth", which I do not intend to do again. I will happily wait for the larger room to become available.