Y'all the club took me! I'm starting next weekend!!
A lot of what raakashock said applies to my club too. There is no house fee, stage tipping isn't a thing (10 $1 notes looks a lot better than two €5 notes anyway

), and according to the manager the majority of the girls' money comes from selling champagne. For instance, if a customer orders a €150 bottle, the dancer who accompanied them at the time of the purchase gets X% of the money. You have to register an official trade name for yourself with which you bill the club monthly to get your champagne money. The tips that customers do give to dancers, eg. after after a stage performance or during a private dance, are free for the dancer to keep. The club I'll be working at has a strict rule against hand/blowjobs, and allegedly the customers know it too.
I didn't have to audition at all, I just walked in after an email exchange and chatted with the manager at the bar, which was pretty chill

You'll want to give a good impression though, getting interviewed doesn't automatically mean they'll invite you to dance! I was really nervous before and made sure I looked good and had prepared a bunch of small talk-ish questions; the manager will obviously think you will be bad at hustling if you can't even keep up a conversation with them... Anyway, some clubs might do auditions, but from what I've heard it's not at all as common in Europe - maybe because the majority of the money does come from talking with customers and getting them to buy drinks (as a fun anecdote, the manager told me about a girl "who couldn't dance at all, it was almost embarrassing watching her on the stage, but she was the absolute best at hustling, so we kept her for years").
But yeah, for me the process was pretty much club website -> email exchange, schedule an interview -> talk with club owner (this is where you get to know the ins and outs) -> "cool, wanna come in next weekend?"
Best of luck to all fellow eurostrippers!
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