75 degrees outside... chill inside

Stopped in last Friday, arriving around 2PM for a few hours. Much to my surprise, it was not the usual over full house, which suited me just fine. I paid $10 to enter after parking for free and $6 for a beer on the lower level. There were at least 30 girls working, and I would say a 50/30/20 split of Hispanic, Black, and White females. There were a lot of new faces [well, new to me] and some old favorites. I grabbed drinks with the self-appointed "house mom," whom I had not seen since Follies, and got a few dances after her second vodka and cranberry. She still looks good, gives a decent grind at $10 a pop, and thankfully is not nearly so handsy with your tool anymore.

This was one of those rare days where, if you came for dances, you had no wait time and no shortage of talent to choose from. The energy of the dancers working the center stage was lacking as the number of customers was low, but there was no fuss about getting a seat having to crowd the bar area or have people stand around. I got a few dances from this spinner at the bar, which reminded me of the high chairs at Follies, and although she kept pushing for VIP, she took no for an answer and kept dancing.

As I was leaving, the rotund Candyman arrived and took up his position in his reserved booth wearing a Monopoly hoodie—pretty comical!. The upper bar now had a bartender and a few girls giving dances on the couches. A satisfying visit overall