NEW RULES, NEW BS

I'll get a little ahead of my narrative order by mentioning some new VIP rules that I learned about in the later part of my visit. This recent change involves restricting the VIP booths on the right side of club, back away from the crowd facing the mirror as being available only to patrons who buy a 15 minute or greater VIP time package. For those who buy individual dance count(s) test drive, you'll be restricted to the left side booths, with the curtains open facing the crowd. This new twist put a damper on this visit, as well as a motivation for future return visits. Moving back to main review/trip report....

INITIAL PHASE / COSTS - This was my first post - Covid weekend visit for this club, this post midnight (1230 am) arrival had the makings of a SRO night. I manage to squeeze my car in one of the last spots between 2 SUV's. Night cover is still $25, bottled water/juices/sodas still $6. Of course, bathroom troll is present tonight in the cramped men's room area, eager to hand out a paper towel for tips. I wedge myself into an open seat next to stage divider. There's a fair number of patrons standing in back of stage seats. Music volume is noticeably louder than my prior weekday visits, not painful, but enough to make conversation challenging. There were 3, sometimes 4 dancers on stage per song, with constant rotation. No DJ, dancers pay jukebox for their songs which was mostly rap.

DANCER CREW - Estimate 20 or so dancers on shift tonight, attractiveness range 6 - 8. Mostly Caucasian with 2 Blacks (1 of which sported Angela Davis hairdo with glasses). Long time Filipina Rose was here to give $10/song massages. Stage interaction levels were good I was getting some good initial impressions of dancers. There were no fatties or anorexics, good HWP range between petite and medium/thick. Mostly dark hair dancers, medium height, split between natural and man made breasts (slight edge to former. A sampling of some dancers: