Ragtag, but has its purpose

I'd read about this place enough to know that it seemed less than enticing. I decided screw it though because it was close and I wanted a beer.

When I got there it looked just like 100 other country bars, but this one was in a more suburban area. There was plenty of parking and the entrance was around the left side of the building. It doesn't look like much from outside, and it looks like less from inside.

Once inside you'll be greeted by a large square bar with wobbly stools all around. The lighting was really low, certainly by design, because what you can see, you'd rather not. There is a stage with a pole in the center, but I couldn't imagine when was the last time either was used, because it certainly wasn't that day. The bartender was an older lady, who was super nice. There were 3 other patrons there. An older gent who came in a few minutes before me (who ended up leaving after a bit due to lack of attention), a guy at the far end getting very cozy with one of the girls and another guy just warming up to another girl. Opposite the entrance are some couches that don't seem to get any use, as some of them just had bags piled on them, that I assume belonged to the girls that were working.