NFL Playoff Predictions- Based Solely On Team City Stripclub Strength
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NEW YORK VS INDIANAPOLIS: New York has the edge in quantity, and some high in quality. Indy has the definite edge in value for $, mileage delivered for the average customer, and overall satisfaction/enjoyment. New York may roll up some yardage, but Indy will score (and stop) when things count. Indy has higher rated area T100 clubs (#4, 17, 35) vs NYC (# 30, 33, 60, and 98)// COLTS 24-17
BALTIMORE VS KANSAS CITY: No contest here- Baltimore has 29 clubs, including one ranked in T100, Kansas City has maybe 6-9 clubs, none rated in T100. Long distance help from Outhouse in nearby KS isn't anywhere near enough to overcome "The Block", plus a few T100 clubs in MD suburbs.// COLTS 17-3
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NEW ORLEANS VS SEATTLE- This is an ugly matchup in that neither city is that great for clubs. New Orleans has the edge in number of clubs [17-21] vs 9 for Sea-Tac metro area. However, Nola has rep for being low mileage, high priced tourist traps. Having Ricks go down hurt the Seattle area scene. Recent posts by area residents begging for info on good road trips speaks volumes on the weakness of Seattle stripclub scene// SAINTS 13-6
GREEN BAY VS PHILADELPHIA- This is a no-brainer: Philly has 30 clubs, including 3 in Tuscl T100, Green Bay has a whopping THREE stripclubs. (Is the only WI club to make T100 weighing in at #54 anywhere near Green Bay?). Even if it is, Philly gets abundant long distance help from some PA and NJ suburb clubs.// EAGLES 24-3
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
are both Top Destinations on TUSCL.
Thanks for doing these. We will see how it goes.
Cannonball vs. Bogarts.
Million Dollar vs. H8S.
New Locomotion vs. Henry's North
Brass Rail vs. Landing Strip
Club Pro vs. Flight Club
I wouldn't be watching much hockey!!!
In our world, might that be "He SCORES and shoots!!!" :)
farmerart- I guess I'll let you "skate" on thread hijack.
BALTIMORE VS KANSAS CITY: No contest here- Baltimore has 29 clubs, including one ranked in T100, Kansas City has maybe 6-9 clubs, none rated in T100. Long distance help from Outhouse in nearby KS isn't anywhere near enough to overcome "The Block", plus a few T100 clubs in MD suburbs.// COLTS 17-3
Read the above, COMPLETELY. One might focus on the first and last lines. :)
Sort of like I should read ALL the posts before I respond. :)
Round 1 not so good, batted .250. Perhaps Ricks will make a comeback in Seattle?? Here comes Round 2 predictions, again based solely on city/area stripclub strengths: AFC (Next Post will be NFC)
NEW YORK VS NEW ENGLAND- Both cities/ metro fan areas hard to pin down, though New York has edge in number of clubs (15-36) vs Boston (3- maybe 32 in state of MA). NYC also has edge in number of T100 clubs (3) vs 1 for Boston area. Boston has a rep for very low mileage, though it gets a certain ammount of long distance help from Providence ( exact opposite in mileage). New York isn't exactly the best value for average sc patron, though some clubs in NJ are, though this long distance help dilluted by a certain number of Jets or Eagles fans. We could go back and forth on this, which is what the game will probably be. // JETS 24-23
BALTIMORE VS PITTSBURGH: Again, Baltimore faces a city/metro area with a dearth of stripclubs (3 downtown, 11 total in metro area, none rated in T100). Just can't compete with "Baltimore Block"// RAVENS 20-6
GREEN BAY VS ATLANTA- A low mileage city with few stripclubs (3) vs a low mileage city with a lot of stripclubs (37). Cheeseheads vs Cheetah Girls portends Atlanta edge in time of possesion. Neither city had any clubs in T100, though I know Atlanta had at least 1 in T100 in the past, maybe 3. Not high scoring, but enough to score// FALCONS 17-3
SEATTLE VS CHICAGO- Ugh, 2 cities low on nearly every stripclub hounds wish list. Re- number of threads from area club goers asking for road trip advice. Surprisingly, Chicago area clubs have 3 in T100 ( weighing in at #'s 19, 77, and 85). Quantity over quality, best of bad bunch, etc. Then again, could say the same thing about long distance help from Portland, OR rankings. Ricks- Seattle being taken down by LE implies the margin of victory will be a Safety in a low scoring game// BEARS 11-9
Using your formula, which team should win the SB every season? Just a thought.
Wouldn't it be Detroit vs Houson every year? (with Tampa sneaking in as a wild card every few years)
New England has a lot of little dives with extras so maybe New England will be a close contender with NYC.
Round 2 shot .500, a little better, but not so hot. Here goes.....
NEW YORK VS PITTSBURGH: No competition in quality and quantity of core city clubs (NY favor). As for long distance help, not much for outlying areas. Morgantown, WV?? Heard a few good things there, but nothing earth shattering. Far more NJ and CT suburb help. Maybe Akron, Eastern OH? Just as likely to have Browns fans as Steelers fans. No TD's for Pitt, not enough long FG's// JETS 20-9
GREEN BAY VS CHICAGO: Neither city is on a monger wish list, even though Chitown has 3 T100 clubs. I supppose Hammond, IN (Industrial Strip) might have some Bears fans. But, THREE stripclubs in Green Bay, and ONE T100 club in WI?? Just be glad the Pack isn't playing Bucs, Dolphins, or Texans.// BEARS 13-3
Jan 21 (Reuters) - Strip club operator Rick's Cabaret International Inc (RICK.O) could see as much as $2 million in extra business from the Super Bowl next month, the chief executive said on Friday.
Rick's, which owns seven clubs in the Dallas-Forth Worth market where the Super Bowl will be played on Feb. 6, could see an increase of up to $2 million in revenue if the Chicago Bears played the New York Jets in the National Football League's championship game, Eric Langan told Reuters. For that to happen, the Bears would have to beat the Green Bay Packers, and the Jets the Pittsburgh Steelers, in games on Sunday.
"We estimate, worst case, it will be about an additional $1 million in revenue for us," he said in a telephone interview, adding the company did about that much extra during the Super Bowl in Miami last year.
"But if we get a New York-Chicago Bears Super Bowl, then it could be really big," Langan added, citing the size of the cities. "We could be as high as $2 million."
Houston-based Rick's, with annual revenue of $83 million, operates 22 clubs overall.
"If the New York Jets are in the Super Bowl, you won't be able to park a private jet in this city," Langan said. "We're pretty excited. It's going to be a great Super Bowl either way."
Rick's shares were up 8 cents or 0.9 percent near $8.69 in afternoon trading. (Reporting by Ben Klayman in Detroit, editing by Gerald E. McCormick)
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKN21144…
Well, if the groundhog can predict an early spring, then I'll take one last shot in this thread.
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GREEN BAY VS PITTSBURGH: Neither core city has many clubs. Portends a defensive struggle with field goals deciding the game. Pittsburgh gets more long distance help from Morgantown and Akron than Green Bay maybe gets from Lake Geneva.// STEELERS 9-6