Museum with limited viewing of exhibits

I arrived 9:10, just after opening, and stayed about 2 hours. Plenty of parking is behind the building; and you enter from the building’s rear. Entry involved an ID check and $20 fee. My Modelo with lime was $10 plus .88 tax and tip.

Club interior is larger than most. There is an ATM close to the door ($10 surcharge). After entry, to the immediate right is the long bar with the lighted stage (with one pole) that’s in use all behind it. There are 2 TV screens, one on either side of the stage, just displaying computer-generated graphics and ads.

Music volume was moderate, allowing conversation. Light level was moderate. Restrooms are toward the far-left end of the space, and are adequate with 2 urinals, 2 stalls, 2 sinks.

There were up to 4 men customers at a time tonight. Oddly, at 10:40 three young ladies who were non-dancers came in, sat together, and made it rain at the stage. One of them knelt on the bar stool and raised her short skirt, and then did her own dance on the floor to left of the stage for whoever was watching. Management didn’t stop this. They then went to the far back row seating of the room--still visible to everyone--and got 2 paid dances from a dancer.