A Lesson to the Jealous Haters in the SC
LMN
Heres a good story for all the jealous haters that often get upset when someone with a larger net worth drops some liquidity on the club, and people's favorite dancers are snatched up.
At a well known, South FL club, home-spot to a lot of big spenders, a regular and a bouncer got into an altercation. The exact nature of the altercation is unknown. Most bouncers are low level, low thinking thugs so it really should not matter much.
What the bouncer did not realize, though, was the regular whom he was attempting to eject from the business was a powerful man in South Florida.
The regular resisted the bouncer and the bouncer forcefully grabbed him to which the regular said "if you touch me again, I will ruin your life and shut your club down." The bouncer proceeded to shove him off the sidewalk where the man left and took a taxi home.
A day or two later, the bouncer found some of South FL's finest at his door, booking and charging him with aggravated assault and attempted murder. The club simultaneously received one of the most earth shattering raids a stripping establishment in South Florida has been dealt. The owners were charged with promoting prostitution, distribution of cocaine and MDMA and many of the strippers were hit with soliciting and possession charges. The club itself had its liquor license revoked and was forced to move to another district.
It currently resides, failing, in another district, where the latest liquor license closes at 2am.
Remember this lesson, jealous haters.
At a well known, South FL club, home-spot to a lot of big spenders, a regular and a bouncer got into an altercation. The exact nature of the altercation is unknown. Most bouncers are low level, low thinking thugs so it really should not matter much.
What the bouncer did not realize, though, was the regular whom he was attempting to eject from the business was a powerful man in South Florida.
The regular resisted the bouncer and the bouncer forcefully grabbed him to which the regular said "if you touch me again, I will ruin your life and shut your club down." The bouncer proceeded to shove him off the sidewalk where the man left and took a taxi home.
A day or two later, the bouncer found some of South FL's finest at his door, booking and charging him with aggravated assault and attempted murder. The club simultaneously received one of the most earth shattering raids a stripping establishment in South Florida has been dealt. The owners were charged with promoting prostitution, distribution of cocaine and MDMA and many of the strippers were hit with soliciting and possession charges. The club itself had its liquor license revoked and was forced to move to another district.
It currently resides, failing, in another district, where the latest liquor license closes at 2am.
Remember this lesson, jealous haters.
16 comments
Of course, one expects a rich fantasy life from a dude that lives in his mother's basement and works in fast food under his manager, Mr. McGee. LMN dude...you better watch out! If your mother catches you posting on a site frequented by pervos she might kick you out of the house. You wouldn't want to end up like Juice...livin' under a freeway overpass!
Of course a smart club manager might try to identify any rich or powerful people visiting his club. If I see someone tipping twenties or higher, I assume they have lots of money. I believe there are almost a million millionaires in this country. I've never had a problem so far with other rich customers. I've seen someone tip twenties while I was tipping ones and I was only a few seats away at the stage. I believe in one club, one guy was tipping hundred dollar bills at the stage one night.
I've read a number of millionaires are frugal and got that way as one of their personality traits. My family knew one millionaire where I used to live and I initially thought he was a bum based on the way he dressed. My parents corrected me. He owned a clothing chain and dressed down not wanting everyone to know. I was surprised. I could potentially be a millionaire by the time I retire but I certainly wouldn't consider that rich anymore. You need to be a multi-millionaire to not live frugally and retire. Obama and the democrats are hatching plans to tax the rich. With rapid inflation, it will apply to the middle class as well after a while. The entire middle class may need a million or two at retirement age if the dollar keeps dropping in value. I'm talking 20 to 40 years though.
Its pretty easy to figure out...what popular, high roller strip club in south fl all of a sudden got booted to another district and now has to close at 2am? lol.
BTW the bouncer's name was Alex.
For the record, I wasn't the regular who put this club in the dirt (it was a gay club and im not a homosexual) but it serves as a good lesson to the jealous haters and dumb thugs that they need to watch their manners when the high rollers show up.
Btw, the whole justification that "rich people don't flaunt it" is so ridiculous. There are as many different types of people in the world as there are rich people.
For the record, my family has money. Its not like I'm claiming I grew up poor or made myself. I've done well with the opportunities my family has afforded me.
If I'm friends with a dancer, I certainly don't mind if she makes several hundred or more entertaining some rich guy. I usually have several favorites in a club I visit a lot.