Took One For The Team

I’ve lived in the West Valley for several years now, but have never been to this fine establishment. I’ve always assumed it was quite sketchy to say the least. I visited on a Tuesday at 1 PM, the parking lot is small but right on the main street, so it felt safe enough. The establishment is in the center of a strip mall with a barbershop next-door. I went in with no pet down or cover charge, off to the right is a bar in a couple of stages. I sat at the bar in order a beer from a very friendly female bartender, and I believe it cost me about six dollars. There was a dancer sitting two stools down who appeared to be in her late 20s and in pretty good shape with slight baby damage, I would call her a six. Roughly 5 other dancers milling around with one of them being a seven the resting for. There was only two other customers in the establishment.

After about 20 minutes of light conversation with the dancer sitting near me, we decided to go back to the VIP area. $25 per song for four songs and a $10 wristband that was good for the day. Good time was had by all, normal fair within the constraints of the law I presume. After sitting back at the bar, an older bearded gentleman came in and introduced himself as the owner, super friendly guy seemed genuinely glad to see me and offered me a free bottle of beer.

The dancer who I would rate a seven hit the stage for two songs so I tipped her five bucks. Shortly after she was done, she stopped by and we went in the back for four songs for $100. Again, pretty standard fair.