A sweet visit on a Friday

I found myself in Eugene again for some business and visited this establishment on a Friday afternoon as I had time to kill. It's located just behind the Springfield Inn in an Industrial area.

I entered the club at around 4 PM and it seemed not particularly crowded. I could count perhaps just 6-7 patrons including me and about the same number of dancers. Since this was my first visit to the club, I am not familiar with dancer quality here and of the dancers I did see, I would say most were between 6-7 with one particularly well endowed dancer (I think her name was Sugar) being a solid 9. Once I entered I asked for an Orange drink at the bar and took a seat close to the stage. My general rule of visiting any strip club anywhere is that my first visit is always gonna be on a budget and that I will not seek or be tempted into agreeing to a private dance even for a 1 song routine.

As I was having my drink, I was approached by one of the dancers, I forget her name but she had auburn hair and a petite body frame. We chatted for about 5 minutes talking about a variety of topics, she mentioned that she likes making her own music which I found pretty cool. She offered me a private dance and while my memory is a little hazy, I think 1 song routine is priced around 30$ or in that ballpark. I respectfully declined stating that since this was my first visit here I had come on a budget and only bought enough cash to tip on stage. She thanked me for the talk and went about her business. Very soon I was joined by another really pretty girl (a solid 7) with girl next door vibes, she was of Italian heritage and from Sacramento. We had a good chat for about 3 minutes about how she finds work and what she normally does outside of work before she offered me a private dance. I mentioned my rule to her again and she thanked me for the talk and went about her way. Overall I found the dancers here polite and not too pushy. As I had promised, I did tip both the dancers generously during their routine for which they seemed grateful.