After a lawsuit last year, Hanover said that "high rollers" visiting Scores’ "super elite Presidents’ Club" spend thousands of dollars on single bottles of champagne and tip strippers as much as $10,000 for lap dances and for spending time with them.

The district attorney’s office has said it is investigating alleged overcharging at Scores.

Hanover said that each time a patron spends $10,000, Scores calls the customer’s credit card company to get the charges approved. Scores even fingerprints the customer and requires him to get on the telephone with a credit card representative, he said.

"We got authorization for all of the charges," Hanover said of McCormick’s visit. "We followed proper procedures and documentation, and we were paid."

Wow, that is one hell of a night.