A seventy-nine-mile drive from home, fifty-seven as the crow flies. Across a state line. The car has no GPS, or anything to allow remote tracking. License plates off, an old temp tag on. Phone turned off.
No problems the first six times.
I don't get a rush from sneaking around. If I can keep getting away with this, I'll keep doing it, that's all.
Near the state line, I exit the interstate, work my way to a two-lane road, and turn off between farm fields. When I'm sure there's nobody around, I put on the lipstick, eye makeup, and wig. Then I return to the interstate.
Final approach is along a state road between towns. Truck docks here and there. No housing developments, therefore no schools.
The video board at the entrance gives the official name and pitch.
Club Razzle Dazzle presents:
TGIM!
A bevy of beauties you'll see only on Mondays!
Reduced cover charge!
The employed dancers have Mondays off.
The regular customers have their own name for 'TGIM':
Hobby Horse Night.
Yeah, that must be it, the cash-strapped women who bare their bodies for these cheap losers are doing it as a
hobby.
It's like scrapbooking, except total strangers grope your tits. It's all a hoot, it's not like we desperately need the paper money that somehow slips inside our garters. And, oh yeah, we're also here for the thrills we can't have in real life. At home, I yearn for frat boys to beer-drool my nipples.
There's a separate parking lot in the back. I pull up to the gate and hold still. Once the cam shows that the car is occupied by a woman, the gate slides open. The owners may be mobbed up, and sleazy in general, but they know that their lives are easier if the women are safe. Or safe-ish.
Inside the back door I write my nom de nude on the clipboard. I'm the ninth so far tonight. There'll probably be a couple more, it's pretty early.
It'll be late when I leave.
There are a few chairs available at the big table where somebody DIY-ed mirrors and lights. I chat a little with the other women, as I freshen the makeup.
Nobody chats about real life. We don't even exchange our real names.
I stand up, and set the shoulder bag on the table. Out come the platforms and elastic-top fishnets, in go the sweater and jeans, which covered the lacy black-and-red bra, corset, and panties. I got them when everything at home was fun. He and I picked them out together, along with a sheer black thong for him.
My first time out is an 'atmospheric.' Three women slowly shimmy and spin, one at each pole stand, no music. That way, the women working on guys at the bar can hear, and be heard.
Eight guys cluster around my stand. The wig hair is straight and light brown, just past shoulder length, with bangs. I sway my head to fan the hair out. More guys approach, paper money in hand. They're hair guys, I've seen a few of them before.
The guys follow the rules. I pull out the garter, they slide the bills between it and my thigh. All one-bucks, at first.
Some guys yell for tits. I shake my head while wiggling my ass and sliding my sternum along the pole.
One guy holds up what is clearly a ten-spot.
I smile and pull away the snaps on the corset.
Now more bills are held up, fives and tens.
I do a couple moves on the pole. These also date back to when everything was fun, and before we had to drop the gym membership.
I pull out the garter. The influx of paper includes at least one twenty. Amazing what's available when the cover charge is low.
I straighten up and, in a tease about thirty seconds long, reveal my breasts to men I hope I never encounter anywhere else. No tassels, but plenty of shaking, and over-the-head bra-waving.
Soon, with more bills pressed against my thigh, I pick up my gear, wave, smile, and give way to the next side-hustler.
I escape with panties still on. The club encourages keeping groins covered until later.
All of the drapery gaps, to the dressing room, feed to where Gertie waits at a small table with a cash box. We count the money together. She gets my agreement when she takes her cut.
She's fair. That's why I keep using this place.
Then, bra and corset restored, I stroll the club floor. Most of the guys surround the pole stands, only a few are at the long, curved bar.
A guy on a bar stool waves me over. Not clear in this light, but he seems weatherbeaten. Tall, lean, maybe Navy tats on his arms.
"What're you drinkin'?" he says while I'm still approaching.
"Top shelf scotch," I say with a grin. Worth a try.
He turns and nods at the bartender, and tells him, "The same." Then he looks at me as I slide onto the stool next to his. He doesn't bother to look at what the bartender is actually putting in the glasses. Mine, of course, is basically colored water. His is probably the real thing, but diluted. Clearly he knows the scam, and doesn't care.
The guy looks me up and down while he holds a credit card over the tap-spot reader on the bar. "What can I get for fifty?"
"Paper?" I ask, angling my head at his electronic payment for the 'booze.'