Notable lack of Friday Florida Reviews
dallas702
Wandering
The grossly over hyped hurricane Hermine caused rain in South Florida, wind on the east coast and the usual storm damage (storm surge, downed trees, power out, some stuff pushed around, local flooding) only in the almost strip club free "Big (bug) Bend" area of the Gulf coast. Actual hurricane impact was limited to a very small area. That was almost exactly what the actual storm projection was for over three days preceding landfall. The hype was extreme, but the reality was a small storm with limited, defined impact. Yet there is not one review of a Florida club posted Friday and very few on Thursday. I can understand strippers in New Port Richey staying home. I guess club goers in Tampa can be excused for taking a day off. But the whole state? What about Miami, Pompano, Jacksonville, Coco Beach?
Did the news hype really keep every PL away? Or did all the dancers stay home? I guess the core question is; do most strip club goers believe the news hype even when the facts don't support the exaggerated story line?
Did the news hype really keep every PL away? Or did all the dancers stay home? I guess the core question is; do most strip club goers believe the news hype even when the facts don't support the exaggerated story line?
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But I'll just say that for one day I'd rather mellow at home and stay safe than risk things and go out. It would be seriously non-brilliant to end up having FEMA rescue you and "Bella" from a floating piece of debris in the gulf!
You can tell because FEMA wouldn't help under those circumstances. The EPA would have to deal with contamination of the water column by body glitter first! ;)
For some reason the talent also declines during this time. Maybe the better girls migate a little too.
In any event, it does seem like the girls who are there seem to work a little harder to make up for the decline in customers.
Though I don't partake, quoted prices for OTC are more reasonable during this time of year as well.
But outside of the actual hurricane impact area (landfall and up to 40 miles east) the local and national news, plus local and state government combined to make this storm sound like Katrina's big bad sister and would destroy all of Florida, coastal Georgia and the Atlantic coast.all the way to Hatteras. What actually happened, as predicted, was the Atlantic coast, from Daytona to Charleston, got thunder storms and wind gusts. Preparedness is one thing, the self serving sensationalism something else entirely.
OTOH, I didn't connect the Labor Day weekend to fewer reviews - that makes sense. Maybe Florida dancers and PLs are not all wimps, just preparing for the holiday.