Building addition tourable, but only used for privates on day-shift

Visited in October on a Tuesday. I'd heard that was the lobster&steak special day, but turns out that was Wednesdays. Normally I visit on Thursdays so I noticed a lot of new faces, but when I mentioned this to one of the entertainers she said that to build up day shift patronage they were 'encouraging' evening shift crew to come in at least once a week during days. This was my second visit since they opened the new addition to the club. The stage in the new addition is not used during the days (it's main pole is 3 stories tall!), but the stage is lined by black-curtained booths on both sides which are now used for privates (the original champagne rooms are still there, but it seems like people prefer the new booths for being roomier and offering more chance of not being right next door to another champagne room in use. I was also given a tour of the hot tub room, but that was definitely out of the budget (even on day shift I think it was something like $750 - they have some loaner trunks if you didn't remember to bring your bathing suit). Part of the day shift incentive is half price dance specials, half price food, and no entry fee. Even with the perks there weren't too many patrons present and I think there was a lull when nobody even got on stage for a while (I think everyone was at the bar so nobody really minded). There were still plenty of entertainers and I had a good time and good food. I was recommended the macaroni and cheese topped with barbecue brisket it was pretty good (I did try to get the lobster and steak, but they hadn't stocked up yet - also this is the only item on the menu not part of the day shift discount). Relaxed club, I just wish they were closer to NOVA (or $$$ maybe not). One entertainer did tell me she was starting to migrate to the Golden Horseshoe club, but I confirmed that club does not have a day shift so there is little chance I will check it out.