Came by last Saturday around 1...

Came by last Saturday around 1 am. The place was crowded but not too crowded. I was able to find a place to stand near the bar. I have to say that the crowd that night was very lively w/o getting too reckless for as many young kids that they had there. That's the reason I only venture out on Fridays and Saturdays about once a month. I was approached by some of the dancers but decided not to get a dance this time through. Daytime and nighttime at PP both have their pluses and minuses. I prefer daytime because there are less customers during the day, thus more privacy in the couch room. With that, though, that means less dancers to choose from (appearance-wise and extras-wise). Nighttime means more dancers and thus more variety of dancers to choose from. Along with more dancers, you have more customers and more customers going back to the couch room, which means less privacy unless you stay very, very, very late and pray a dancer you want also stays late, too. I would rank PP higher but the dancers are such a mixed bunch: those who are kinda selective of whom they dance for, those who try to hustle you for as much money as they can w/o doing a lot, those who are expensive ($30/$35 a dance) w/o doing a lot to justify the price, those who do a lot but may or may not for everybody, etc. There are some dancers who do a lot for not too much and are also very sexy, but they are increasingly a dying breed. That's the reason I have a very few list of dancers that I give my business to on a regular basis because they know what I like: a hot dancer who gives great dances at a reasonable price. They are out there; you just have to keep looking for them and don't put up with less. It'll save you more money in the long run. I don't mind testing out a new dancer (relatively new after I've observed them for awhile), but I pretty much know after one or two dances whether I drop her and move on to someone else or I add her into the rotation.