Not bad is a solid synopsis.

Every time I consider going to Perfect 10 I remember the $20 fee just to be allowed onto the non-vip couches and instead end up at Sugars. This was an afternoon visit closing in on shift change time frame from about 2 to 4PM. The parking lot didn't hold too many vehicles so I was hoping that meant mostly dancers within. I've been to this club plenty but not often over several years. I have yet to go here and not be offered VIP from the flock of cubans or otherwise. There are 3 stages. Two of the three are often officially worked during day time and the third when packed will have ladies practicing on them.

No cover at the door, hit the bathroom, then walked across the floor scoping the place out. Didn't see many patrons nor did I see many dancers. Most of the ones that will interest me haunt the "free" area. Most of the tables are marked "reserved" but during the day unless whoever reserved it is there, they say nothing to you except offer a drink. Waitresses can often look better than the dancers, today was not that case. Sat for a bit and took in how slow things seem to be. I usually can clock talent coming to pick their songs at the DJ or checking themselves out in the mirror. Wasn't seeing what I look for. Didn't take long before I moved to more frequented free area by stage 2.

Got a beverage and didn't see the usual trio + of cubans that will rotate through offering everyone dances or clustering around their phones. Some are a good sample of the good doctors work, others can get to a LDK, others are legitimate VIP fun. No sign of the lot though so not looking good. Dropped a few stage dollars to an old face and a new face. The new one proceeded to talk to me for well over a half hour, very girl next door vibe. A good convo that spoke to her being new to the club.