Saturday afternoon find

Been to several Atlanta clubs, but never to Tattletales, and I've been missing out. As Atlanta clubs go, it's a little smaller than most, but not uncomfortably so. The Saturday afternoon I went, I arrived around 2:00 pm and was greeted at the door by polite security, who informed me it was $5 to self park and that I needed to go thru a metal detector prior to entering. No problem, and no cover at this time of day.

Entered a fairly dimly lit club - like most - and noticed a U-shaped bar with seats directly in front of me, one smallish main stage to the right surrounded chair and tables and chairs. The music is mostly rock n roll and isn't overly loud. Booths ring the perimeter. More on those later. I sat down, ordered a drink (they serve liquor as well as beer) and took stock of the lay of the land. There appeared to be 15-20 ladies working, and by the looks of them, the club is somewhat picky on who they allow to dance there, as I didn't see any heinous-looking women. I'd say the bottom end was a 7 and the top was a 9, some natural, some enhanced, some larger chests, some smaller.

I was approached by one 7 shortly, who chatted me up. I asked her to explain the dance pricing: $10 table side; $20 for a "reserved" seating dance at one of the booths ringing the club; or $300 for a private room (with door) for 30 minutes. I opted for the $20 booth dance and it was explained to me that the club gets $20 and the dancer gets an additional $20 per dance, but the one-time $20 to the club "reserves" me a spot at a booth for an hour.