Not a great weekend experience

For the second time, I decided to give this club a try. It was Saturday at 10 PM. The parking lot was full, and it took about 10 minutes before I saw someone leaving and quickly took their spot. The entry fee was $25. The club was crowded, but there weren’t many dancers. Even though I don’t go to clubs often, the dancers’ faces seemed familiar clearly, most of them have been there a long time.

After a few minutes, a dancer approached me, introduced herself, and suggested we go for a dance. I paid $10 for a wristband. Once we entered the booth, she said, “I know this is a fully nude club, but my rules are different,I don’t take off my clothes.” I said that was fine. The dances were all at a distance.

At one moment, my hand briefly touched her wrist, and one of the security guards who had long hair and occasionally checked behind the curtain immediately said that I wasn’t allowed to touch the dancer at all, not even accidentally, not even her hands. Obviously, when someone gets close, accidental contact can happen. I don’t know if this is a new rule of the club or if this dancer specifically told the staff to warn anyone whose hand touches her.

After two songs, she asked if I wanted to continue. I said no. She frowned a bit and left without saying goodbye.