Ignored.

I stopped at Top Hat late on a Saturday evening while traveling in Ohio. It's easy to find even though the outside of the building and parking lot are fairly dark. When I parked my car, there were entertainers looking over the top of the fence in the outside smoking area sizing me up. I guess that did not work in my favor. I paid my cover charge and found a chair facing the stage. There were plenty of empty chairs available. I watched about seven entertainers go through their stage time of two songs each. The variety of women should have had someone who met any customer's preferences. One shapely dancer was very athletic. She not only knew how to dance seductively, but she owned the pole during her time on stage. Quite impressive.

Although many entertainers walked by the aisle in front of me on their way to the dressing room or smoking area, not one stopped to chat with me. When I left, I told the guy at the door that I was leaving with a pocket full of bills because none of the employees spoke to me. He was embarrased.