DeeDees

DeeDee's Place

Deedee's is a GoGo bar at the end of a concrete strip mall at 10528 Page Avenue, which it shares with a TracPhone outlet, a PayDay Loan store, and a Mexican restaurant. A small sign on the window indicates that the venue is under new management.

Services, Amenities, & Generalities

• There is an ATM near the entrance.
• Music is played on a TouchTunes juke box.
• There are 6 bar-tables bolted to the floor, each with 6 metal stools.
• There is bar seating for about 20.
• There is a dancer board on the far wall that indicates who is working today.
• Smoking is allowed and ashtrays are on every table.
• There are two pool tables in a side room.
• There is a cigarette vending machine and a change machine in the side room.
• The men's room as a single toilet, no mirror, and does not lock well.
• The women's room is a single toilet, but has a mirror, and the lock is mostly functional.
• Domestic beer, Guiness, and mixed drinks are available at the bar. There is no wine, no blended drinks, and no table service.
• The only food available is the complimentary Chex mix on the bar.
• Hours of operation are 11AM - 2AM. The clocks inside run 20 minutes fast.
• There is a stage with mirrored back walls, a brass pole for dancers, and a brass handrail for patrons.
• Dancers are "not permitted" to be fully nude. There is no private dance area.
• The exterior windows are darkly tinted and the interior lighting is dim.
• There is a $5 cover charge on Friday and Saturday nights, except for women and regulars.

Main Room

The main room of DeeDee's is dimly lit and has scarred wooden floors that while currently clean have seen a rough life. An ATM greets you as you walk into the establishment, along with a plain white sign that says "Please tell management if anyone offers you drugs." There are six high tables set into two rows of three, that take up the majority of the room. They face toward a small stage that is risen about 6 inches above the rest of the flooring. A brass hand rail forms a barrier between the stage and the rest of the room, flanked on one side by a TouchTunes juke box, and continuing as floor to ceiling mirrors around the exterior walls. A stairwell leads down to the dancer's dressing room along the far wall, flanked by the entrance to the women's room, and then by the bar. The bar stretches across the far wall from the entrance, and is able to comfortably hold about 20 patrons. There's a spacious area behind it, with beer coolers under the bar and a shelf of liquor on the back. A few neon signs dot the back wall - informing patrons that there is both Busch and Jägermeister available. Another large mirror takes up quite a bit of additional space, allowing most patrons to view the stage without turning around. The working area of the bar exits on the far side from the dancer's area and provides easy access to the walk-in cooler, and an exit to the back alley. Further along this wall, about half way between the entrance and the bar, is an open archway and a single step down into a large side room.

As of January, three life size sculptures of women have been added to DeeDee’s. All are made of bone white porcelain with no other colors added with the exception of the flowers and blood, which are both made from red colored glass.

The first is draped sideways across the top of the jukebox, lying on her back. Her sternum is split open and full of red flowers. Her arms hang limply past her head, one hand loosely gripping the wrist of her other as glass rivulets of blood run down her arms from the chest wound to pool at her fingertips. Her eyes are closed and expression relaxed as if sleeping. The knee of her far leg is bent up while her other leg is stretched out down the side of the jukebox.

The second is crouched in a corner opposite the stage. She kneels with one knee up and the other on the floor. Her hands are poised like she just touched her face and is now pulling them back. Her face is nothing but a mess of red flowers and petals, glass blood on her pulled away hands.

The third statue is hung the ceiling against the wall of the pool room by a black noose. Her face is turned upwards, but her expression is oddly calm. Her legs are delicately crossed at the ankle, toes pointed. Her fingers clutch the rope at her neck. The red flowers sprout on her neck above and below the rope line; some petals have been caught and crushed between her fingers. A few trickles of blood run down from her neck to her waist.

Side Room

The side room has muted lighting and houses two pool tables that take up almost all of the available space. There is a thick railing that runs all the way around the room for patrons to store their drinks and ash trays on. The far wall from the entrance has a cigarette vending machine, and a change machine that provides quarters. To the right of this are blacked out windows, and a second entrance to DeeDee's that has been chained shut. It has a sign on it that reads "Not an Exit." To the left is the entrance to the Men's room. The speakers from the main room don't play in here, but the sound still filters in through the open archway.

Staff

There are 3 full time bouncers that work at DeeDee's. There is normally only one on earlier in the evenings, with two coming in on week nights, and all three there every Friday and Saturday night.

There is 1 full time and 1 part time bartender. One works Wednesday through Sunday and one works Monday and Tuesday. They sometimes switch days or cover for each other if needed. In a real pinch, one of the bouncers can cover, but then the bar only serves beer.

There is a pool of 10 +/- Dancers at DeeDee's. Weekdays there is normally only one there, with a second and third coming on later in the night. On weekends there are normally 4 dancers present. They set their own hours to a certain extent, but the full time bartender is responsible for coordinating with them and balancing the schedule.

The blacked out cars that constantly sit in the parking lot are said to contain people who watch the outside of DeeDee's for the owner.

                                                                                                                                                                                                       

Name	Position	Info	Image
Ruby	Bartender	Main bartender. Tends to make mixed drinks without any mix. Sounds like she may be from Minnesota.
Craig	Bouncer	Normally works the front door. Has a gold grill. Doesn't talk with most of the patrons or the girls.
Carlos	Bouncer	Often found hovering near the bar. Speaks in hushed tones with the girls, but normally says little to the customers.
Obsession	Dancer
Princess	Dancer
Majestik	Dancer
Twilight	Dancer
Azalea	Dancer	Murmur's favorite.
Fire Lily	Dancer