A good afternoon

Background: AJ's is the new name and, I think, reflects new ownership. Used to be the Dream On Saloon. New owners formerly had Venue (across the street from Club 205), and some of the dancers moved from Venue to AJ's. Layout same as Dream On, clientele looks more like the old Dream On PLs than Venue's. (more old guys, fewer young Hispanics)

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The Vibe: entered just after 1 pm and the place was busy. More than 5 dancers, probably fewer than 10, though it's hard to count dancers. Maybe 15 customers, two bartenders, one DJ and one security guy. Most of the video lottery machines were in use, most bar stools in use. One disadvantage of the club is that if you're not sitting at the rack, not a lot of places to sit and watch the dancers on stage. There are a couple of high-tops near by, and a couple of low tables at the end of the stage, often used by phone-focused dancers. Then some high-tops way in the back.

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The Dancers: a variety of eastside dancers, mostly reflecting the actual body shapes of average lower-income women in their 30s (and that's perhaps a bit generous in some cases). Clothing ranged from not much taken off on stage (with no customers at the rack) to full nude by second song. One girl very flat chested but flirty style, others with average boobs above a little tummy, one with great figure thanks to good bolt-ons. If you're picky, you may not find your pick; but if you're open to different shapes, you'll probably find one to like. At the rack, PLs might get some boobs in the face or the dancer might swing over the counter to give a short lap dance. Typical tip was $2 per song for guys at the rack. Some guys others would occasionally throw some ones on the stage.