Slow afternoon at PT's

So I was cruising down Evans on a random Tuesday or Thursday mid-afternoon after a meeting nearby and the sign caught my eye. I'm somewhat disappointed with myself, as I typically make mental notes of any strip clubs that are going to be in the area when I'm in different parts of town. This day, I was completely in business mode and only noticed the sign on my way by at about 20 over the limit. Quick reflexes and I was able to flip a U-ie and be inside in about a minute.

It had been a good long while since I'd been to PT's, I would venture to guess it was before the covid thing. It's probably the furthest and least convenient club in Denver from my house and office. Not a whole lot has changed from what I remember, same general set-up with the bar and some lounge seating on the elevated platform to the left of the front door, A bunch of lounge booths and tables scattered on the far side of the club and a few poles, but the two girls on duty were only taking turns on the one closest to the door. The girls were great, BTW, one slim white chick claimed to be in her 30's but her body easily passed for barely legal. Great personality, I made it rain for her a couple of times while she was playing on the pole and bought a drink for her at the bar. Not sure how much the drink was, my Ultra was $5 and I tipped a couple, still had the rest of the change from a Jackson and it wasn't enough for the lady drink. So, good beer prices, bad lady drink prices....

Anyhoo, I didn't partake of any dances, although the white girl was hot. She just talked and talked, sweet girl, got her life story really, and she kept mentioning how she didn't approve of the other girls getting funky in private dances. I don't know if it was a ploy to have me call her for a takeout massage, because she did give her number and made sure that it was known that she did massages. I'm admittedly a dawg and always shooting for high mileage and extras both in the club and takeout. I still didn't get the right vibe from her, seemed like it might have been more hassle than it was worth.