Lackluster at best.....

I'm here in South Dakota on a road trip so I decided to give this place a try. I've read all the reviews so I knew somewhat what to expect. I stopped in on a Monday around 6pm (they open at 5pm). Many reviews say the parking lot is gravel, but when I got there, the parking lot was paved. It was fresh asphalt, like it had been paved recently.

I walk in and there's nobody there to check me in, but a sign said to wait there for security. Shortly, the bouncer (I think he was the bouncer) came from behind the bar to greet me. He didn't check my ID and said "yeah, you look like you're old enough", he stamped my hand and showed me to the bar. I didn't pay a cover, probably because it was early on a Monday. Different time or different day, they may charge a cover, I don't know.

To the left of the entrance are a bunch of tables and some doors that lead to the VIP rooms. To the right, there is a horseshoe type bar and the stage. I saw two dancers at the bar chatting it up with what I assumed to be locals. I sit down at the bar and get a Miller Lite for $3. After a few minutes, two more dancers emerged. The four dancers were all white. One may have been Latina, but I can't be sure. They were all about a 6 out of 10. One dancer got on stage and started doing her thing. And one sat down next to me. She was really bad at small talk as I had to initiate everything. I offered to buy her a drink and she accepted. She got a Mike's Hard Lemonade for $4. After enough awkward silence, I asked what the dance prices were. She said dances were $25 or for VIP it was $125 for 15 minutes. I told her I'd like to the VIP.