18th February 2022 (Florida) your behavior shows what kind of person you are, even when you're in a strip club.

Here's a brief list of etiquettes that you need to follow when you're in a strip club-

Do not text or call when you are inside the club
A performer puts his skills on display and performs to woo you, but if you are busy texting your friends or calling your parents, it would be disheartening for the performer. Make sure to keep your phone silent or switched off while enjoying the show.

Do not click any picture
Enjoy the ambiance, have fun with the hunks, but never click any picture of anyone inside the strip club. It is unethical and illegal to do so, especially for the strippers while they are performing.

Do not give alms
Honor the dancing skills of the stripper. Do not pay alms, but request them for some sexual favors if they wish for some extra money.

Do not jump up on the stage
Respect the performers. Do not jump on the stage to be with the performers because you are too high or too excited. The performers have their set routines and they need to follow that to keep a hall full of guests entertained.

Do not lick, kiss, or do something indecent
You cannot make the performers uncomfortable and nervous by doing something extravagant like liking them or kissing them. That is not for the public place.

Do not grope the private parts of a performer
It is again out of the etiquette book. You cannot grope the private body parts of the performers. They are not performing to satisfy your sexual needs, and they should not be subject to anything like this.

Avoid commenting or passing rude comments
Complimenting is fine, but commenting rudely is not. Avoid commenting or passing any abusive or rude comments. It can damage the confidence of the performer.

Do not propose any stripper while he's performing
We agree that you are smitten by the performance and looks of the hunk, but proposing on stage (or off stage) is a big "no". They are professionals who work hard to please you, but they would love to keep their professional life away from their personal life.