The narrator tells us that he's 21 years old and has just been dumped by his girlfriend of a year. The narrator offers to take him to a strip club where he can "cheer you up" and get "away from it all" . He says he'll take him there because it's "free tonight" , which is a fancy way of saying "you can have whatever you want . . you don't have to pay for it . I'll give you a drink and you can get away from all your problems." The narrator thinks this is a great idea, since he has been "dumped" by his "little girlfriend" for the last half year. He's sure she's right, though, because the narrator promises to take the guy to the strip club to "cheer him up" for free. We're not sure what this means, but we're guessing it means that the narrator is a "demon" or a "poor thing," since he was dumped by a "little girl" for a half-year ago. He promises to give the guy a drink at the club to cheer him up and get him out of his "post-breakup depression" and away from "it all." He also promises that the club will be a great outlet for his frustration, since it'll be a "high ball" where "everyone is all excited" and he can ride the "high of the alcohol" too . Sounds like a good idea, right? The narrator points out that there are "some male customers" too, but he doesn't really know what to make of them. He thinks the place is just a "strip club" where you can "see naked most of what'll have to drink," but the narrator doesn'