Recommended Necessities before starting your SC adventures
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So for those who been in the game for a while, what do you think a new person, more specifically a YOUNG person should have before starting to hit the club. To me, I feel the basic necessities should be a car (or the ability to readily afford one), a smartphone, some soft material pants and a couple hundred bucks. What say you my fellow vets of the night life?
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A second cell # number, something like Line2
Steady money because the shit is addicting.
Read old threads here and articles, so you're prepared for the SS you'll encounter.
1. I take a shower before immediately going to the club.
2. Cash, ID and 1 credit card.
3. Listermint spray so if a stripper wants to kiss me I don't have beer breath.
4. If I'm using a cab, I don't even bring my phone, if I am using UBER, I take my phone.
5. I would recommend "protection" if you're going to an open-minded club.
Set your expectations low - and hopefully your experiences won't be too expensive.
Can't do chicken fingers - I'm wheat and corn gluten intolerant!
1. cash (of course!)
2. If you'll be drinking, then a plan for alternative transportation (for me, it's train to the city then taxi/uber/lyft around the city)
3. If you have adult level self control, no reason not to bring your wallet, just keep it in a secure place. If you don't, then a minimum of: cash, ID, credit card, Medical Insurance ID. And your AAA card (or whoever your road assitance program is) if you drove.
4. Cell phone & optional small spare battery. Cell phones are a required piece of safety equipment that no one should be without, period. There are too many situations where a cell phone could bail you out, or if you have a family, when you'll need to be reached. If you are not married, still worth having a 2nd line (google voice, line2, etc). If you are married, consider whether the safer option is a 2nd phone, or whether you can stay discreet with just the 2nd line on your primary phone (I found I could -- I just turned off notifications on the 2nd line). To me, not having a cell phone is like not wearing your seatbelt -- sure, people survived for decades without wearing a seatbelt, but many people died who would not have, if they'd just used this simple safety device.
5. Arriving home plan. If you are married or have a live-in gf, and your plan is just to come home wearing the same clothes, with the risk of things on your clothes like glitter, or perfume that you've gone noseblind to, you deserve whatever happens ... hell, I think guys who do this secretly want to get caught. For the rest of you, it's a requirement to have a set of spare clothes in the car, and some babywipes to wipe yourself down with. Or just consider heading to the gym for a quick shower, if it's convenient.
SJG
Anthony Burgess and Malcom McDowell, analysis of Clockwork Orange
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JH3IZSM7…
Illuminati Symbolism in Clockwork Orange
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYJ9RWkQ…
Stanley Kubrick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKxLRJsm…
Wendy Williams
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendy_Carl…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSq6B-kd…
Wallet
Cash (plus $100 more than you plan on spending .. avoid the ATM)
Drivers license
medical card
peppermint mints tin (I like small altoids .. also offer them to the dancers!)
smartphone
business card with "fake name" and burner telephone #
leave all of the plastic at home
I usually bring like $4-500 bucks with me. Not Taj Mahal money. But don't you run out of money for dances, tips, and drinks pretty quickly, otherwise?