No dancers, Drama and drug dealers

I stopped in twice on Thursday, and both times it seemed like the barmaid Sasha was starting drama with a dancer or random patron.. the security guy was bitching about everyone and instigating more drama. he laughed about calling his boss on the bar maid doing vips. Only one girl on the floor at the time, casey, and she made small talk and offered a dance. she was very nice and polite even though she seemed tipsy, but unfortunately she wasn't my type. Also there's a gay man who's been frequenting lustys who makes me uncomfortable. I came for titties n hot girls, not a fat man in booty shorts. He was there my second stop in also. He was just talking about all the girls and other bs that definitely makes the environment not inviting. It feels like the gay man, the bar maid and their friends are pretending they're starring in their own reality show and making themselves the center of attention and not actually working. I don't know why the owner allows a gay man to chase off paying customers and the dancers who are also uncomfortable with him. The bar maid is always so far up his ass tickling his prostate that we have a hard time getting drinks. I left the second time after listening to the security complain about the bar maid, chatting up the one dancer, and never getting a drink I ordered. Apologized to the dancer and respectfully declined a dance and headed out after 15 to 20 minutes there.

Although my most recent trip(s) were short lived, I've been frequenting lusty adventures for a few years now. Here's my overall personal view and opinion of the bar in the past 6 months (April to October 2024):

The bar is not attractive looking, modern or well kept, although it does seem the dramatic bar maid likes to do some form of uppers and has been using craft supplies and dollar tree decorations to try to make it look nicer, but it just looks and smells cheap. The one dancer casey does event promotion and makes up flyers and signs and stuff for other bars, she's shown me some of the stuff she's made and it's pretty good, decent enough for me to remember it. why is their in house dancer, that seems to be good at graphic design, not in charge of getting professional stuff made up and instead they use markers, glitter and crayons to make barely legible posters? It seems like this place is just a party spot for the regulars and they don't put any effort into advertising the business or promoting events, and definitely don't operate as a team to get anything productive or positive accomplished. Even a strip club needs good management. the management and communication and all of the behind the scenes part of this place must be just completely neglected for it to be so blatantly obvious to every customer who walks in.