Post Fishing Trip

I went on a Sunday evening. You enter The building, walk up to the cashier, and pay him $20. Then you enter the club through a door on your left. There's a large black rectangular bar with seats around the edge of it. Inside the bar, there is a black rectangular stage low to the ground with black chairs around it. You get really close to the dancers and the action when you sit there. If you sit there, you are expected to constantly tip. But there has never been a dollar parade here. There is one mandatory drink(Juice or water). I get water, no alcohol. The second drink is way cheaper than the first. Once you purchase a drink, they put a wristband on you. The bartender was much older but seemed down to earth as she cracked a joke with me later. Get change at the same time you purchase a drink. The bathroom is OK. However, you need a key to use the stall. You have to ask for it. I never have.

It was not crowded. I believe there were like 10 to 12 dancers. It is very dimly lit. Dancers rotate on the center stage. I didn't time how long they're up there, but it was probably three or four songs. Nobody was sitting in the center when I walked in. Dancers walk around the outside of the bar to talk to you and try and convince you to get a dance or a VIP. I always decline as I like to watch the dancers go through a cycle on stage to get a look at every one. I give them a dollar, and if they take it with their hand, I know I will not be getting a dance from them. If they pull on their top for me to stick it in, then they're on the shortlist. However, if you're in a rush over by the DJ booth, there is a TV monitor on the ceiling that cycles through all of the dancers, and you could kind of look for yourself to see who's there that night. The lap dance area is next to the DJ booth. VIP dances are to the right of the DJ booth behind closed doors. If nobody is in the center, some dancers do not take their clothes off. Others do to try and entice you to the center. I try to go into the center to give each girl a few dollars, especially if I like them, I'll spend more time in the center. When you're ready for a lap dance, You walk over to the DJ booth and tell him who you want to dance from and whether it's VIP or not.

On this occasion, I did a standard lap dance. I have done a VIP in the past. The LD area is a narrow, long open area, and all dances are in the open next to other patrons. The dancers try to spread out unless it's crowded. Dances are $30 these days. If you go to the DJ booth, the price list is on the wall to the right. VIP 15 min LD was $140, or a 15 min private room was $200. I think there was a 30 minute option, but I can't remember the price because I didn't even consider it. If the dancer you choose has no wait, you go right in, or they give you an index type card with a number to wait your turn. When it's your turn, the DJ calls your number over the speaker. It's hard to hear him sometimes.