What would we do if strip clubs temporarily close?
rickdugan
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All around us, events are being cancelled and entertainment venues are shutting down. They are even shuttering Disney World this weekend. So what will we do if this string of closures spreads to strip clubs?
Seems to me that this is a good time to make sure we have the numbers of some of our favorite strippers in case they need alternative earning opportunities during these trying times. ;)
Seems to me that this is a good time to make sure we have the numbers of some of our favorite strippers in case they need alternative earning opportunities during these trying times. ;)
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“ultimately nothing stands in the way of people wanting sex....”
Any non-troll contributions are also welcome. Anyone already have a club closing that you know of?
1. How did the people in 2020 lose control of the COVID 19 virus?
And a kid will raise their hand in school and say.
"Were people back then just stupid? Why didn't they shut down the borders and prevent people in infected countries from coming in? Why did nobody else do what South Korea did?"
And the teacher will reply.
"Well at the time, people were saying it was just like another flu virus."
And the student will respond...
"How could they have possibly thought that when China shut down their entire country because of it?"
And the teacher will respond.
"I don't know. People are very strange."
Somehow I see the likelihood of most of the clubs around here closing as being pretty small, unless there is some sort of mandate. I've seen these clubs open up after hurricanes before they get power back. It's not like ownership/management has any concern whatsoever for their contractors (aka strippers) and we've seen how little they care about their customers. So, unless it costs more to open than close I can't see them closing.
I do worry though, about becoming infected without knowing it, and in turn passing it on to my elderly patients or those on immunosuppressive therapy. Dancers wouldn't know their patrons past medical history or current drug regimen, so it is up to the individual PL to be smart and make informed decisions for himself.
So I guess guys are avoiding the clubs and looking for the ladies that they know aren't sick for one-on-one.
I believe that Bike Week is still rolling pretty strong in Daytona. They're not letting fans into the Speedway to watch this weekend's races in person, but there are still a ton of bikers down by the beach partying it up. There is no way that the city was going to shut that down without evidence of a direct threat. Too many businesses down there rely upon the money they earn this week to keep them afloat during the lean months.
As bad as I feel for you FLO, I feel worse for all the hard working men and women, including many hundreds of bartenders, servers, hotel staff and others who are losing out on an awful lot of money. Some of those people actually incurred travel costs just to come here to work the event, so it's a double gut shot for them.
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SJG
SJG
Nope. The mayor just declared an emergency order and just pulled the plug on Bike Week as well as any following events with more than 100 people attending.
Despite enjoying the clubs, even during ordinary times it’s not uncommon for me to go months without visiting any strip clubs.
Was going to go next weekend and celebrate retirement, but . . .
I'll have to see whose still dancing in a couple or few months