This review covers several days running...

This review covers several days running starting on 6/12. I was there mostly in the afternoons but also some early evenings as well. It's my semiannual visit so I went every day but then avoided the mob scene later on Friday and Saturday. Much is the same as previos years, but there are some changes. The buffet is now $6, ($7 on Sat) still a good meal for the price. There are some new dancers and some others have moved on (more on that later). Some things are the same: The music is too loud and the stage is too dimly lit. The chairs are the same but I wish they weren't. They aren't worn out or anything, just designed by someone who thought the small of ones back is just below the shoulder blades. The top metal bar across the back should have been recessed several more inches. Unfortunately these chairs will last a long time. The number of patrons seemed to be down but the number of dancers seemed to be about the same (for how long?). This is still the best daylight club in terms of available talent I know of.

I got better acquainted with Jordan over the course of the days. Her stage show includes giving George Washington a new nose. Tips of American dollar bills are pierced in the middle and hung on her breasts attached only by the nipple. Cute but would she do thie to Sir Wilfrid Laurier? (he's on the Canadian $5 bill). She's tall and statuesque, a sculptor's dream. I'm looking forward to my next visit with her.

I was glad to see Summer again. She likes to chat and she's as sweet and down to earth as always.

I enjoyed all the private dances I got, and with the present exchange rate, a better deal than last year. I also felt more relaxed here than in some years and of course there is no smoking.