The atmosphere at this club was...

The atmosphere at this club was disappointing. I printed out a voucher for free admission, but apparently it's only good for one person and not your whole party. They gave out free t-shirts promoting an event they had later this month and I was eventually asked to put one on because I was wearing a sleeveless sweater, which irritated me because it was super huge and had me looking like a big white tent under the black lights. I do understand this rule for guys, not to be walking in with wifebeaters on, but for female customers, seriously? I never had that problem before no matter what I was wearing. I was not going to be mistaken for a dancer, and I looked a hell of a lot classier wearing the sweater, so it was stupid. They also made me check my coat. Dancers ranged from about 5 to 9. It's full nude and some of the dancers were very talented and daring with pole tricks. Me and my guy were one of the very few ones tipping girls on stage, there were about 15 dancers there and it was fairly empty inside the roomy club, so we could not figure out why, even though we were there about an hour and a half, not one girl came by our table to ask for a drink or a dance. Eventually we got super frustrated, as we were both prepared to get several dances if we could just flag down a girl, and left. It looked like a lot of the girls were hustling drinks and talking to guys, but not too many people were buying dances. It was $2 Tuesday, so beer and most cocktails were just $2, however the waitresses were coming by constantly to ask if we wanted to buy more. Now, I try to buy a drink every 30 min or a bit less, which I think is reasonable, I want to spend my money on the dancers, not to drink, but they were coming by like every 2 minutes and being very pushy about it. Never seen any so rude at another club. I suspect a lot of these problems were bad management and warped priorities. Oh, and interestingly, as we were walking out, I overheard one employee telling the check girl she had better make sure no one walked out without one of those free t-shirts.