First impressions

This is my first time at this establishment. I was at a conference, and had some down time in the middle of the day. This location opens at noon, and is in reasonable proximity to downtown. When you first see the building from the outside, it does not look like much. It looks like a worn- down barn that was rehab’ed. Perhaps it was. Then you enter a small vestibule and pay an entrance fee of $10. I guess that is the entrance fee during the day, and it is $30 at night. There seems to be a larger parking lot, but of course at noon, there were not a lot of cars.

Then you step inside, and the place looks massive, modern, and upscale. You enter a lounge, and you can look into the downstairs area, since the upstairs is like a loft that has seating areas. I walked down some steps into the downstairs area, which had multiple areas to sit. There was a bar with bar stools along the far side of the room.

There was a central dance stage with poles, but no one was dancing yet. I sat down in a comfortable chair and told myself to be patient, as the club was just opening. After a few minutes, a dancer approached me whose name I could not pronounce. It was a Spanish name that began with “M”. She did not speak much English, and she her phone to translate our conversation. Apparently she is from Cuba. She was very attractive, enhanced top, and hands on. She tried to interest in the VIP room, which would be $150 for 30 min. It would be in room off to the side, but I did not see or experience that venue. Instead, I opted for a lap dance, which she did right in the chair I was sitting in. Apparently, there is no separate lap dance area or room. Her lap dance did not disappoint.