A full house

I went back on a Tuesday afternoon and had a thoroughly enjoyable time. First the necessary description

The parking is on the north side of the building and a concrete wall separates it from I 76 E about 10 feet above, so you hear a lot of traffic noise when you are outside. I seems isolated enough from houses and you have plenty of visibility of your surroundings. Inside there is a large room with a pool table that does get some use and a larger room to the left where VIP used to take place. Through the room is the room with the bar which seats about 20 and all the way over on the left is the new VIP "phone booth". Here the bartender watches comings and goings and collects $20 from the dancer who uses it.

Dancers: There was a blonde, bigger and older than I would prefer but very hands on in the barside dances. You can have a barside dance for $5, but they will also take $10 if you give them a chance.

There was a younger girl nextdoor type who seemed unsure of herself and her dances were pretty mechanical. There was a tall slim one who I suspect has a bit of a baby bump. Her dances were aggressive and energetic, but not much of a turn on. As I was about to leave a slightly thick WOC came over and gave me a couple of barside dances that changed my mind. She convinced me to let her read the Beacon Journal in the VIP and later we exchanged digits. VIP prices seem to run around $60 -$80 for enough time to get it done and dancers will ask you for $20 for the bar.

I drank NA beer since I have a 45 minute drive on I76 and it was $3.