Always had great experiences with the...

Always had great experiences with the Rhino in Las Vegas and had some free time after attending an event in LA, so stopped in to have a drink. The club is nude and doesn't serve alcohol. The door guy talked us into coming in, no cover, $5 minimum one drink charge. Dances are $20 for topless, $40 for nude. The club was small inside but very nice. Only two dancers working, none on stage. Maybe 4 or 5 customers in the club. After that it was all down hill. Even though we paid for the drinks already there was an up charge for the drinks we wanted. One brunette dancer with fake breasts and could lose a few pounds (of the two), was really pushy and rude. While we were looking for a place to sit (my friend has a hearing problem and doesn't like to sit right under a speaker), she started getting impatient, acting like she couldn't wait for us to sit, to begin her hustle. She sat between us, begging us to buy dances, we had just sat down and hadn't ordered our drinks yet. My friend had to use the bathroom, she sat there and took out her wad of cash and started counting it. When he came back she tried again and then left in a huff. We got our drinks. The other dancer came out of the back and got up on stage. The first dancer came back and started her hustle again, we said no thanks we just got our drinks. Then she demanded we tip the dancer on the stage. She insulted my friend and then left in a huff again. She went over to a few other customers and then to the back. Never saw her again. All this happened in the first 10 minutes we were there. The other dancer came by, was very nice and pleasant. We were promised other dancers where on the way in but none ever showed. The nice dancer disappeared to the back. No one else ever got on stage. I also noticed the DJ was clipping the songs really short. Meaning it would cost you twice as much for your time with a dancer as somewhere else where that played the whole song. Finally we left. One of the worst club experiences ever. I also sent an e-mail to their corporate office.