Good extras with not much around

Returned here on another nearby trip. As usual, it's hit or miss. For those that don't know, this place is alcohol free so I brought some airplane bottles and took them prior to entering the establishment. Some ladies will also sell you some since they typically have a stash in their purse or in the back.

Anyway, paid the cover and a water and got some ones for the stage. The layout is simple: bathroom immediately when you walk in on the left, main room to the right. From there, you have some crummy couches along the wall straight ahead and the bar with some stools to the left. The stage is standard across from the bar and couches with a few small tables in front. What sucks is that there is another open room adjacent to this main room where the dancers will usually hang out.

More often than not, the girls are in this other room on a couch on their phone, eating, or talking to each other. Rarely will they sit in the main room unless they are interacting with the bartender or another customer. People usually aren't allowed in this adjacent room so it's hard to get their attention unless you get it via their pole dancing, but even then they usually just go back to their couch. If you do get their attention, they are quick to ask about VIP.

That's where the fun is because this place is all extras. I have been here a half dozen times and have scored every time in various ways. Negotiations are usually done in the back once you get there, but prices aren't outrageous if you are used to somewhere like Syracuse or Rochester.

To get back, you need to buy tickets from the bartender, with each ticket worth a certain amount of minutes. I believe it's $10 for 5 minutes or something similar for VIP.