At the first club I worked at, I had already been in there as a customer. Plus, it was the only SC in town, so it's not like I had other options to consider if I wanted to dance. Now, I want to go up to the bigger city about an hour away and try a club there. But I've never been a patron of any of them. I checked out a few them briefly right after I quit my old club. But it seems clubs in Indiana aren't really big on "touring" you around and explaining anything to you before you audition. You basically just say "I'm interested in working here," and they go "Ok, come back 9, ready to dance." I'd really like to go back to a couple of these clubs and just sit there as a customer for awhile. Get a feel for the place, see how busy it is, maybe talk to a few girls. Since it's more of a "business" visit for me, I don't really want to spend a whole lot of money. I don't want to buy dances since I'm not there for fun. I'll adhere to the club's drink minimum rules, but I don't really want to spend money on anything else since that isn't why I'm going. Is that rude?
I don't want to be a jerk customer that sits there not spending money... but I'm not really a customer, am I? Also, what would be the etiquette in regards to asking a dancer questions about working there? I'm sure some girls wouldn't mind but what if I was so unlucky as to pick someone who didn't like the idea of me coming in and being more competition? Should I even bother to say that's why I'm really there and ask questions about it? Or should I just observe silently and then ask a manager any lingering questions?



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