Do you document your strip club visits?
theDirkDiggler
Illinois
I used to be a little more diligent about it. This was long before i wrote a TUSCL review. Before the smartphone period, i just kept it in my head as accurately as i could until i could write it down later in a text file on my computer. Almost on every visit. I could then gauge how much i tended to spend in a given period at which clubs and on which girls. More recently, i just take a few notes in my phone when i can. Even more recently, as i just spend time and money mostly with the ATF, i don't even bother with that as there really isn't much to keep track of.
Got something to say?
Start your own discussion
30 comments
Latest
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6euH1CX…
Also need to eliminate the 10% early withdrawal penalty for IRA's and increase deductions for charity after the latest mess up.
Then I will track everything. I can set something up on my phone to track everything.
Until then I don't bother. If democrats did include such deductions, then they could add up all the deductions and locations and check to see how much dancers and strip clubs reported. I'm not sure how all this could be verified though. We might need a USCoin to handle all transactions since no one likes to save paper receipts. We just need the correct code instead of listing a strip club or dancers name on anything an so might see.
Once after doing reviews of like 15 dancers from 3 clubs, I forget either in Mississauga or the older days in Niagara Falls (Canada) someone asked me how in the world I keep track. My secret was exposed (pun). At some clubs where I prefer to stand (holding up a wall column at some Niagara clubs), it is hard not to be noticed when writing notes so I would often visit the restroom to write notes and not be seen. Once a dancer asked what I was writing about which made me switch to more men's room visits. I also like to wash hands for health reasons after/between some dancers.
No legal issues in Canada, but when in Phoenix don't want the dancer to see me and think I might be undercover cop writing notes since they hang out in clubs looking for illegal contact.
I am an analytical type- probably my CPA firm background showing - use to be a senior tax guy at a then "Big 8" (old Touche Ross long before Deloitte merger.
Why not just use the notepad on the cell ph which looks like you may be texting and thus less conspicuous and you don't need to carry a pad and pen