Strip Clubs During the CoronaVirus Pandemic

46 comments

• CJKent (Banned)

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  4 years ago

  To answer your question: It is you and some others that are afraid. Most people know the virus will kill a small number of people (natural selection). The healthy young people (most strippers) have less to worry about, and probably don’t care. YOLO.
• FLOrange

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  4 years ago

  I know I’m not worried that much
• whodey

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  4 years ago

  It's not stopping me. There has always and will always be a chance of catching something at a club. Anything from a short term cold to a lifelomg STD is possible when you do what we do in strip clubs. I am in my 30s with decent health other than being overweight so I am not at a high risk of suffering a sever case even if I would get the covid-19. For people in a high risk due to age and other preexisting health issues the may limit clubbing but I imagine they do so during the height of flu season or when they aren't feeling well anyways. Hell even the godfather of TUSCL shadowcat stayed out of the clubs while recovering from respiratory issues. That doesn't mean he is staying away now bit it does show that we can each make a choice based on our own health limits at any given time.
• shadowcat

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  4 years ago

  Since my name was brought up. Let it be known that I am staying out of the clubs until this blows over. I have been seeing a very cute girl 50 years younger than me, once a week OTC for the last six months except for the 3 weeks last December when I had pneumonia for the 3rd time in 2+ years. She is on hold also. That hurts the worst. I worry about the availability and usefulness of antibiotics and of overloading the doctors and hospitals.
• Player11

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  4 years ago

  I am staying out of clubs as well, Mainly bc of x stripper Sb I see once a week. She is the best of many have had in all areas. At club easily spend $120 in vip dances propositioned 300 for sex. With sb club comes to me at 120 a session. Lap Dances, photo modeling, Sexy foreplay, sex, and happy ending every time one way or another.
• twentyfive

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  4 years ago

  Bet the smarter wealthier folks find less risky entertainment probably going to be less dancers and patrons as this goes on.
• steveo_79

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  4 years ago

  I have been planning on going as seeing my ATF this coming Thursday. Now im not too sure. If i do go i dont want it to be different than it normally is. If certain things are going to be off the table then i would rather save my money and wait until all this is blown over. Still not 100% sure what im going to do.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  I will continue to go as normal. I am looking forward to the absence of the older more decrepit guys in clearing the path for new OTC connections. 😉 But with that said, I don't blame elderly customers for staying home. If I was in their shoes I'd probably do the same, especially if I had underlying health issues.
• twentyfive

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  4 years ago

  ^ that will work out well for us old decrepit guys, by the time we head back the shitheads and wiseasses will be suffering from the Covid-19 and we won't need to listen to their know it all pronouncements, after all I don't think talking is a thing while you're on a ventilator
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  ^ Drama queen. The odds that a guy my age with my relative health profile going on a ventilator due to COVID-19 are exceedingly low. I don't stop my life to avoid the flue either.
• twentyfive

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  4 years ago

  ^ Sure thing sparky, two weeks ago one of you young fourty-something guys, had a massive coronary on the 14 hole, held up several parties of us old decrepit folk while the ambo, drove all over the course, and we had to wait for them but that's ok RickiBoi, time wounds all heels, some sooner than later. Won't be a drama queen but when it's you, will it be ok, if we play through, after all us old decrepit folk shouldn't be standing around in the hot sunlight for hours should we.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  Got it 25. Because one 40-something guy had a heart attack on your golf course we should all assume that we are at the same risk as you elderly guys. Your logic is working about as well as it usually does, which isn't saying much, but at least you're consistent. 😉
• twentyfive

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  4 years ago

  Nah RickiBoi You shouldn't assume you're at any risk, just carry on as you always do, smart fella, law of averages catches up with everyone at some point. My logic works just fine you're a troll, looks like you are following me everyplace, you always seem to be looking for a fight, man you'd think that someone that has so many flame wars going would be tired of being such an ass but no son, carry on as you always do, the board thinks your an ass and so do I.
• FLOrange

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  4 years ago

  Guys guys you are both old and decrepit. Make way for the world of the youth
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  ===> "the board thinks your an ass and so do I." 25, are you now the spokesperson for the entire board? When did you get your promotion? Was there a tuscl management committee meeting to confirm the appointment? I must have missed the announcement. 😃 Look, I'd like to say that I'll never post something that will set off hypersensitive twats who likely control baskets of accounts on here, but that would be a lie. So flame away if you must as I will always call it like I see it.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  Shoot, a promotion from Chief Affirmation Seeker to Board Spokesperson is quite a jump. I don't want to seem like a jerk for not adding my congratulations. ;)
• twentyfive

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  4 years ago

  Easy Rick heart attacks are usually much more severe in younger folks older folks usually survive them so calm down RickiBoi, we don't want you to collapse, just think of all those skanks that won't be able to provide for their little ones.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  ===> "...we don't want you to collapse, just think of all those skanks that won't be able to provide for their little ones." Skanks? You're referring to beautiful young ladies doing the best they can to provide for their young. Whatever rancor you hold towards me, those young mothers who will be struggling during these trying times don't deserve a label like that.
• rane1234

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  4 years ago

  Yeah like sw are afraid of viruses, not a vulnerable population anyway thinking of hitting the club tonight this quarantine is trash, thanks China...bat soup pfft.
• IHearVoices

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  4 years ago

  I went out last night. Club had the same number of girls, but the customer crowd was noticeably lighter than usual. I'll likely stay in at this point until the situation passes: that said, local governments are probably going to take the choice away from me anyway.
• shanny72

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  4 years ago

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• rl27

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  4 years ago

  All bars and restaurants are closed in Ohio as of 9:00 PM tonight, and Illinois tomorrwo, so many of us now don't have a choice.
• rickthelion

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  4 years ago

  25-ape, you’re on notice for rick-dissing. What you have to realize is that we ricks are mostly immune to coronavirus (no evidence that it infects big cats and certainly no evidence for problems in barnacles). Those ricks like the dugan that are members of susceptible species have Kung fu immune systems by virtue of our rickness. Hence the absence of a need to avoid contact in strip clubs.
• rickthelion

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  4 years ago

  And you shouldn’t scoff at the power of bat soup rane-ape. Taking a bunch of you damn dirty apes out, isn’t it. I have it on good authority that pangolins really wanted the asshole apes engaged in the anti-pangolin genocide to suffer. So they conspired with the bats to take out some asshole apes. Apologies are owed to the many good hairless apes that would never hurt a pangolin. But this pangolin genocide needs to end. If it comes down to the choice between dead pangolins and dead hairless apes I’ll vote for the dead apes any day. ROAR!!!
• rickthelion

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  4 years ago

  *isn’t it? Maybe we need to take out some damn Apple engineers too. They need to make their iPads easier for big cats!
• wiffle shwaffle

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  4 years ago

  Legends in Detroit was half full Saturday I heard. Not many girls made money or were able to tip out according to friends. The Red Rose in Ft. Walton Beach was banging because they held their own Stripper Bowl Saturday night. Every girl left with over 1k just for twerking. Some people are still going out, but foot traffic everywhere has drastically decreased.
• mjx01

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  4 years ago

  I canceled my club plans for this past weekend.
• Papi_Chulo

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  4 years ago

  South Beach was packed this weekend and previous-weekend due to Spring Break - this weekend they closed the actual beach but in South Beach a lot of the people hang out in the street beach-side where the bars and restaurants are - closing the actual beach this weekend meant everyone was confined to the street which I think made it worse in terms of forcing people onto a smaller area. There were ebonies all over the place in g-strings showing-ass and by the time I left South Beach Saturday I was pretty-horny and was considering hitting a strip-club - but by the time I got home I figured "discretion was the better part of valor" and decided it was best, both for myself and the dancers, that I did not SC.
• Papi_Chulo

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  4 years ago

  Down here in Miami all I've heard is restaurants/bars being told to close earlier like by 10 or 11 pm - IDK how much of a difference that would make if they are still gonna stay open for many hours - I also heard they want businesses to limit capacity to about 50% but IDK how enforceable that is nor how big a difference that makes - I would not be surprised if they increase it to full-closures in the near-future but for now it's only a partial closure so I assume SCs in SoFlo will continue to stay open but probably w/ reduced hours and perhaps not allowing full-capacity?
• zodiacmouse

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  4 years ago

  (Los Angeles, California) Went by BE LAX and Synn COI this past week, Synn had 10-15 customers on Wednesday night, with just as many girls. BE LAX on other hand had 5 on a Saturday night. A dancer told me it has been having less customers recently, as it depends on traffic from LAX.
• Cowboy12

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  4 years ago

  I just went to Cocoa Beach club on Friday, and plan to go again later this week....If the state does order all bars to close. It was the normal crowd Friday.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  One of those opportunities I had hoped for has materialized. Good times. Time to get to your favorite clubs while you still can and get a few numbers from your favorite gals.
• shmutz

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  4 years ago

  Well, I guess my original question has been answered. Judging from the sample of respondents here, the more sane among us (and perhaps some not-so-sane lol) are being prudent, and the more insane think they’re made of platinum. Thanks for clearing that up for me.
• jacej

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  4 years ago

  It's pretty dead in the clubs apparently. Heard from a stripper in Miami working the day shift that it was incredibly slow, so she and a stripper colleague left after working for four hours with only $4 to show for it.
• san_jose_guy

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  4 years ago

  Santa Clara County is pretty much on lock down! Also they seem to have stopped updating the cases and death record. Why, I know not. [view link] Democracynow today, talking about Corona, then analysis of Biden-Sanders debate. [view link] SJG
• Papi_Chulo

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  4 years ago

  I read today they are starting human-trials on a vaccine in Seattle
• san_jose_guy

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  4 years ago

  ^^^^ Really? And it is safe? That contradicts what the feds have been saying about the time needed to get a vaccine. SJG
• CHAN3L

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  4 years ago

  I’ve thought about this a lot being a dancer working 3-5 times a week .. I’ve had my concerns.. but I’m 26 years old I’m healthy I don’t smoke and I carry Clorox wipes to clean my dancing area .. my advice is customer who choose to come in make sure you keep your hands clean, don’t touch your face and don’t be drooling on us... we are taking the pre cautions as u. plus we are in Arizona they’re a not so really any cases here..but as a dancer .. I’m keeping my eyes peeled.. I ain’t getting no goddamn corona.
• Papi_Chulo

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  4 years ago

  "... Really? And it is safe ..." They're just trials - how safe and effective it is, is part of the trial process so it's TBD for now and who knows when it'd be available for the masses even if it turns out to be effective and safe - it seems mostly TBD for now.
• DenimChicken

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  4 years ago

  This trial is going to be a year long process per the afternoon white house presser.
• san_jose_guy

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  4 years ago

  Pick one of those strippers and hunker down with her. Just a joke, need to be even more careful than that. SJG
• fenwayfav

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  4 years ago

  some of you really just have no clue! the issue is not that you are relatively safe as a "young" person. Even if you are young and relatively safe, you can still catch the virus and pass it on to someone who is not so safe. In fact, you could have it for days, not know it and pass it on to numerous people. Don't be so selfish, think of the greater good and stay out of the clubs until this passes!
• RamPaige

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  4 years ago

  I think all the clubs will be closed for the next 2 weeks here in NY starting tomorrow.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  ===> "It's pretty dead in the clubs apparently." It was pretty dead last night too where I am. This will go on for a short while but, as a general rule, Americans don't easily tolerate panic conditions for very long. Eventually we become numb to it and go back to doing what we did before. This is especially true for horny guys and cash strapped girls. Besides, as I was also reminded of last night, all it takes is one eager gal who strikes your fancy to make the night great. Especially when she has immediate cash needs and few other good options in sight. ;)
• wiffle shwaffle

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  4 years ago

  Most clubs are closed nationwide now as many states force closed bars and restaurants. That, or they are open for a lot fewer hours.
• rickdugan

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  4 years ago

  Actually Wiffle it is a patchwork. The clubs are still open across Florida and a majority of states have not imposed a state-wide ban. There are a number of cities that have taken unilateral action in some states, but that is not universal either. So in other words there are a number of states and cities still showing some sanity in not completely firebombing its lowest income workers. Florida alone has 700,000 restaurant and food service workers who wouldn't be able to pay rent or keep the lights on if the state callously shut down their sources of income.