Had a couple of hours to...

Had a couple of hours to kill before a meeting in Dunn, so stopped by about 2 in the afternoon. Did not get food, just a coffee, did get free refills, but at $3.50, that's what's expected. About 7 dancers out. More than I expected for that time of day. 2 were 3-4 on the scale (but very friendly, so that's a plus), 3 were between 5-7, and two were solid 8+. Not many in the place eating or watching, but even with a slow croud, dancers were on stage the entire time I was there. I know that's what they do, but if no one is tipping or even paying much attention, seems a waste of effort. Still, I like the effort and will tip.

Good mix of races (2 black, 1 hispanic and rest white) and sizes (from tiny to very large, but I like them all as well), and very wide range of talent. It's not brain surgery; however, a dancer should hold your interest in more than just not having on much clothing. One must have been dancing about 3 days or so, very timid. If you sit at the stage/counter/bar thingie, you're very close to the dancers, so that's why I was there, so that's where I sit. There are booths and tables/chairs like in a diner as well. Music was not too loud, but it's a jukebox, so there was a few dead music moments, strange when you're use to the larger places in Myrtle Beach with DJ's.

As far as the talent, the dancers were somewhat friendly, none appeared pushy but all asked about the private dances. Have time for one private dance and was with a standout, Dee! If you go, get a dance from her (I'll be back on my next trip up and hope she's there again). A great body, must work out and it shows, she gives about the best dance I've had in a NC joint and she can carry on a good conversation to boot. Spent a little more $ and time there than I had planned, but hey, was a great way to kill an afternoon.