Sometimes I decide to stay home if it's constantly raining and expect it to keep up all night.
One club I visited made me leave my umbrella at the front so I probably will not visit there unless I feel like running in. First time a club didn't let me take it in. I could have set it on the floor inside. Most strip clubs are not super clean so I think most wouldn't care. Do you stay home if it's constantly raining? Have you ever been told to leave your umbrella at the front of a club if you brought one?


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The weather channel indicated my location might get up to 2 inches of rain through Tuesday. We already got 2 inches between last night and this morning. It's still raining hard enough to hear it.
I might need to build an Ark.
Rainy days can be bad for customers in strip clubs. All of those outside workers can't work, so they are more likely to hit the clubs. Thus creating more competition for the prime dancers.
I'm going to brave the elements today.
Here in Seattle, when it's not raining, people plan outdoor activities. Most of my clubbing IS done in the rainy weather.
I drive up to the door and the valet parks my car. I don't get wet.
It has never rained on my sc visits over there, not that it would stop me anyway.
I might be in the minority here but I live going out when it rains. Especially at night. I love the way the lights look reflecting off the wet asphalt, the smell in the air, and the chance to wear real clothes.
Slick, what do you mean by 'real clothes'?
I'm not going to let rain stop me from going if I want to go. Tornados and thunderstorms and blizzards, maybe, but rain, no.
@Londonguy-I mean sweaters, jackets, nice shoes, suits. It's 95 degrees where I'm at so I'm in shorts.
I have been addicted to strip clubbing and shagging hot gals for the past ten years. Rain will not keep me away but I do keep my rubbers handy.
Why go out in the rain? Just call a stripper or ex-stripper like I do and let her enjoy being out in the rain coming to give you what you want.
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