The first opened in Greensboro in 1982. The club wants members to mix business with pleasure, so all are located in downtown districts. After the three-day state waiting period, people receive a brass key engraved with a membership number. To enter the club, just use the key. As an added perk, all the clubs have the same locks, so if you're a member of one you're a member of all.
Senior executives are most likely to come in earlier in the day.
Later, the bar and booths are packed with younger executives and other office workers. The club holds 200 comfortably, and management does want its members to be comfortable, so on busy weekend nights you may have to wait in line to get in even if you're a member. The whole idea behind the club is to give uptown workers a place to bring their clients and discuss work over drinks, so pinstripes and sensible pumps prevail. Weekends get a little wilder with more exposed flesh and fewer intense work conversations. From the footprints of a rhino in the entry to the huge copper rhino in the poolroom to the aforementioned mural, the club's namesake is everywhere.