I'm relocating from a city in which strip clubs do not serve food (Deja Vu used to, but I didn't work there at the time) to a city where this seems to be the norm, and I'm terrified. I've been a vegan for a very long time, and one of the main reasons I started dancing was so that I wouldn't have to work in restaurants anymore. In clubs that serve food, is it usually in a separate section (like they have an attached restaurant), or do the waitresses bring food menus to tables and serve food alongside cocktails? Do customers actually sit around eating right out on the floor? And like leaves his half-eaten food out when he goes to do lap dances? Do customers expect you to sit and talk with them while they are eating? Do they try to buy you food/make you eat? I don't mind politely explaining that I ate at home if a customer invites me to dine with him at a restaurant adjacent to/run by the club, but pretending not to be disgusted if I have to look at or smell meat or cheese all the time seems like a ton of extra work.
Can anyone who has worked in a place that served food please explain it to me? I'm moving to a town near Detroit in a couple of months and one of the scariest things for me is the idea of being stuck working in a club that reeks like a goddam steakhouse.



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Occasionally a regular will want me to eat with him (most of the time I politely decline because I don't like to eat on the job--this has never been a problem), but I do not approach customers who are eating, because obviously they're not going to be buying dances while they're chowing down. I want until the waitress clears the table to approach and that is what most girls at my club do as well.




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