Quiet Saturday Night

My income tax refund came in a few weeks ago so I decided to give some back to the local economy one Saturday evening. The club is located on Route 17. It is tucked under a highway overpass and is easy to miss if you don't know where to look. You don't see the building until you are almost past the entrance to the parking lot. The lot itself is well lit and spacious. The club is off to the right in an almost mini-mall like set up.

Cover charge was $30 upon entering. If you ask for singles when getting change, they charge a dollar. There is actually a sign that tells you that. After paying, I was greeted by the bouncer - a mountain of a man who gave a very aggressive pat-down. Don't know if they had trouble at the club recently. I have been here before and have never experienced that. The inside of the club is a bit old and run-down looking. It all feels a little seedy. There is a large, rectangular stage in the center of the room with 20-30 chairs surrounding it. There are some tables on one side of the club and couches on the other. But you have to pay a fee to sit at either and the bouncers will chase people away. Most of the couches were occupied by bored dancers staring at their phones. Behind the stage is a large empty space and at the end of that space is a small bar. This is a nude club, so there is no alcohol for sale but you can bring your own.

I got there a little before 9pm and immediately realized this was way too early for this club. I was literally one of three customers and the other two were hiding in a corner next to the bar. I sat at the stage and tipped the one girl dancing who was wearing a light-up butt plug. Since I was the only one there, she stayed for numerous tips. Many of the other dancers came over. This being a Saturday night, there were close to 20 girls. Some stayed to chat, others asked for dances. All asked for tips. Within minutes, I blew through most of my singles. I had to retreat to the bar to get more. I also ordered a water which was $5.