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I've got a friend who's into strip clubs, attempted to get me into them. They're basically thinly veiled brothels. He absolutely believes that the women are into him. 100%
I used to go to strip clubs occasionally, I never had the delusion that any of the girls were into me, but for me that was kind of part of the fun.
It removes all of the pressure, you don't have to worry about fucking up your chances with any of them because you never had any chances to begin with, and as long as you're not a total creep and can keep the singles coming, you're going to have a steady stream of pretty girls coming around and acting flirty with you, laughing at your jokes, generally paying attention to you, etc. and that can feel pretty nice.
Some people can get weird about it and have an unhealthy mental idea about what their relationship with the strippers actually is, but that's not limited to strippers either, pretty sure that just about anyone who's worked in a bar or restaurant for any length of time has probably had that one regular customer who was a little too buddy-buddy with you and seemed to think that you were their best friend even though you kind of hate their guts and are just nice to them because that's your fucking job.
That doesn't mean you can't have the occasional genuine interactions with them, it's kind of hard not to, at the end of the day we're social creatures who want to connect with one another, but that doesn't necessarily change the fundamental nature of your customer/service-provider relationship.