10 strip club commandments — learn them before you enter
A strip club is not a place without rules. Quite the opposite — it is a space where culture, respect, and principles are the foundation of a great time. You do not have to memorise them, but you should know them. Here are 10 commandments that apply in every reputable gentlemen's club.
- Respect the dancers — it is their job. They did not come here for fun — they came to work. It is a professional, demanding job that deserves respect. Treat them the way you would want to be treated at your own workplace. Respect is not weakness — it is strength.
- Do not touch without permission. This is the golden rule number one. You look, you admire, you appreciate — but you keep your hands to yourself. If a dancer allows physical contact, she will make it clearly known. Until that moment — hands off.
- Buy drinks — do not sit for free. A strip club is a hospitality venue, not a public park. Ordering drinks is basic etiquette. You do not have to buy champagne for thousands — but order at least one drink and show that you respect the venue.
- Dress appropriately. The dress code exists for a reason. A shirt, elegant trousers, clean shoes — that is enough. Tracksuits, flip-flops, and sportswear stay outside. A neat appearance is your calling card.
- Do not take photos or videos. Your phone stays in your pocket. It is a matter of privacy — yours, the dancers', and the other guests'. Nobody wants to end up on someone's social media. Security takes this rule seriously — and so should you.
- Pay for the services you order. A private dance, bottle service, VIP room — every service has its price. Ask about prices before ordering and pay fairly. Haggling on the spot is a lack of class.
- Do not be aggressive. Neither verbally nor physically. Vulgarity, raised voices, harassing other guests — that is the fast track to being removed. In a gentlemen's club, you behave like a gentleman. Full stop.
- Leave tips. A tip is not an obligation — it is a mark of class. A dancer gave a great show? Show that you appreciate it. The bartender made a perfect drink? Add something extra. Tips build a great atmosphere.
- Listen to security. Security is there to keep everyone safe — including you. If a security guard asks you to do something, do it without argument. They are not there to bother you — they are there to make sure the evening goes smoothly.
- Have a great time! This is the last and most important commandment. You came here to have a good time — so do it! By following the other nine rules, you guarantee yourself an evening full of class, excitement, and unforgettable experiences.
