Nothing fancy and a Good Vibe

I stopped in about 3 in the afternoon to see the talent. The cross street had a few homeless homesteads, but I’ve never had any trouble with them. Parking is in the back where the bar entrance is. Through the door is a spot for the security guy to sit but there was no one this afternoon, and a only half-dozen patrons, for now. I’ve seen it with about 25 patrons around 6 pm.

No changes to the inside layout from the last ten years of reviews. Rectangle stage with pole is straight ahead, bar to the right. Three bucks for my soda. Beyond the stage are some video poker machines.

To the left of the stage is an extended area with tables nearest, a pool table beyond, more machines and a VIP room on the right wall, dance areas on the left wall.

The board listed four dancers, one who had given me a great private dance at another club. She charged the same dance prices here, forty per song or a hundred for three, and applied the same grasps and grinds, I discovered. I also rediscovered her shapely, curly-haired looks up close.

Some of these dancers have looks and talents while others get tips mostly out of charity. Dream On’s dancer line-up changes every few months as the best move to better bars and the worst abandon their career hopes. Some boss seems to hire any dancer, regardless of personality, size, ability, age, or race. A few can carry on an interesting conversation.