Not the same

I decided to check out Wax on Saturday evening after visiting Vivide earlier in the day. I arrived around 11pm. This was my first visit wax in a couple years, and the place has fallen off in my opinion. I paid a $10 cover after being patted down by security. The place was dead when I arrived as there were only a couple dancers sitting at the main bar looking at their phones and a couple customers playing pool. I went to the main bar near the entrance and ordered a bottle of water ($6). I thought about downing my water and bailing, but I decided to grab a seat near one of the stages and stay for a bit. A few more dancers came out of the locker room and one light skinned dancer was cute and had a really nice body. A guy grabbed her right away for dances, so I had to wait for her to free up.

There were maybe 10 dancers out in the time I was there. All black and aside from the one light skinned dancer I had my eye on the talent was seriously lacking. A couple dancers got on the stage and sort of went through the motions, but no one was tipping them on stage. It was a sad situation for most of the night, but when the thick light skinned dancer was free, I got her attention and let her know I wanted some dances. She told me she was going to the locker room to freshen up and change outfits and she would be back to see me shortly. I was approached by a slim dancer who asked if I wanted some dances, but I let her know I was waiting on someone. The light skinned dancer came out in her new outfit and sat at the table and chatted for a while. She let me know that she had been working at wax for a while and gave me the rundown of the changes at the club. She said that the city had a change in leadership and had been giving the club a hard time in taking the liquor license, restricting what the dancers could wear out on the floor and sending undercover cops in from time to time to try to catch them slipping. I let her know that I had been there a couple years ago and noticed the difference.