Was in this club for two...

Was in this club for two nights during Biketoberfest. Always go twice a year during bike events. Not sure what the atmosphere is during non-event times, but it's a full blown party at this place when an event is going on. And one thing I've noticed that's becoming more prominent. There are just as many chicks in here that aren't working as there are strippers. And some of them put on quite a show in their own right. Apparently management doesn't care. I guess as long as they are selling high priced drinks, the more the merrier.

Anyway, back to the review. This place plays great music. Sure, they cut the songs a little short, but I've never been in one that didn't. And they still average at least 3 minutes, despite what you might read elsewhere. This place is full of strippers. Probably 100-150 during an event week. And there is one to fit every taste. The problem, at least for me, is sifting through all the rubble and finding the one or two I want to play with for the evening. And once you spot 'em, you got to get 'em, which can be tough when it's as crowded as this place can be. But I've never failed to find a keeper. You just got to have a little patience.

VIP dances are 20 bucks. Plus it costs you 10 bucks the first time you go in VIP, which gets you a wristband that lets you back in the rest of the night. When you go in, the girl gives the bouncer running the VIP her name, and he keeps track of how many songs you do. You settle up with the girl when you come back out, and she immediately gives the VIP guy the house cut, which is $3 per song. I've never had the guy overcount the songs, if anything they undercount. For instance, I spent 1 1/2 hours straight in VIP the first night I was in there. My mental tally when I came out was somewhere around 25 songs. The guy said the count was 17. That's an average of over five minutes a song. Money well spent with the right chick. So I gave the girl $400, which covered the 17 songs plus the house cut as a tip. And for only the second time in my strip clubbing career, I had a stripper try to give me money back, claiming that it was too much money. That's what I call a good attitude.