The Secret To Having Fun In Clubs

By Author: Andrew Berry
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Friends

The perfect number of people to go out with is six, with an odd amount someone ends up grinding away or sitting on their own. You can split up when needed, making sure no-one is left alone for too long. Choose your friends wisely when planning a night out as you really don’t want all your friends dropping out on you, planning their journey home earlier than expected. Or worst case possible you all start disagreeing at the same time about something completely obscure, unbelievably embarrassing for all concerned. Make as many friends as you can, talk smile at people at other tables and be friendly with staff as well. Be sociable and don’t talk about negative things of the day or that have happened as they bring people down and I mean just don’t go out if you wish to moan people down.

Buying drinks

The key is to pace drinks and go for cocktails and drink the same as your friends, cocktails are classy and be prepared to be surprised and let the bartender choose one for you. When ordering make sure that you approach the bar calmly and talk to the ...
... staff respectfully and don’t take ages on making a decision and changing your mind. Don’t pester and shout about things at the bar or hurry the bartender on as some drinks are not easy to make. Tipping is the way forward and tip your bartender and make eye contact respect follows and even a free little cherry in your drink or an extra shot in your glass.

Entering and Leaving

Entering and leaving is important, smiling and greeting all people respectfully makes them warm to you and want you to come into their club. Be solid and confident even if you think you are a little too scruffy to enter, a confident beaming face always does the trick. Don’t be the last to leave as staff really don’t enjoy doing asking people to leave, even though they may look like they do. Messy tables are just completely out of the question if want to return to a particular club, staff have photographic memories and forget nothing. Even go the extra mile and shake hands with door staff and bid them a good evening, you will be remembered as person of class and be respected.

Socialising

Now you do want to get into the V.I.P lounge right, first scan the lounge with your friends if possible and smile at people knowingly See if you recognize anyone and wander closer. If you don’t just try and start a conversation with someone of the opposite sex with a pass about the venue or the area if this fails and they look at you as if you are wearing some sort of hideous perfume. Politely ask them if you can have a look in the V.I.P be bold but not rude. If you get the chance don’t rush in and terrorise all the V.I.P guests just glide through making eye contact and find the most interesting guest to strike up a conversation with go forth and socialise like hell.
About Author:
Andrew Berry is a long time fan of nightlife and clubbing.