Arizona update
Well here is the latest as I know it from DDSheriffs are not going to enforce the order past Friday, Clubs in Pima and Pinal counties will open on the 12th - limited seating (this means Tucson).
Clubs in Phoenix, AZ are opening on the 12th under license of food (in the clubs where food is served) - seating will be at 25% and dancers are allowed on stage only (social distance)
The Hi-Liter has removed VIP and added stages in that section of the bar. Rudy's Grill has a 100% food license, no liquor will be served.
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So, HL is returning to the layout from 20 years ago. Probably their only chance of surviving in the short term.
Phase 1: social distancing, 25% occupancy, no vulnerable customers
Phase 2: social distancing, 50% occupancy, no vulnerable customers
Phase 3: social distancing, limited standing room and bar seating, vulnerable customers discouraged
Normal: Rules are vague, but generally a return to the old normal
Also, I don’t see how to arrange OTC if 6 foot distance is enforced. Wear a t shirt with your phone number on the front ?
How is that better than getting Macdonalds takeout then watching porn at home ?
I usually like find a good one get on regular basis helps get the price down.
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/arizon…
So, why are we still locked down ? Probably to protect old farts like me. If that’s the case, let’s isolate the minority who are at risk and free everyone else. That way, we reach herd immunity faster allowing us all to get back to normal.
^ yes skibum. You are correct! He cums to my place for sex. You are welcome to join in anytime. A little cattiness makes it more interesting 😘
desertscrub and wingman skibum.
checking out the ladies
(from the required distance.)
where da fuk are you?
However, they are clearly a bar and no chance of qualifying as a restaurant. I don’t see how they can open Monday.
Holy fuck, I'm just realizing buffets at Indian restaurants might be no more. Waaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh!
4400 folks out of a job.
azdd, someone posted below video not long ago, it shows how easy it is to spread a virus with a buffet.
https://youtu.be/uKTBKvfnqEQ
A strip club can’t magically declare itself a restaurant. A licensing process, meeting specific criteria, must be followed.
Uber just made an offer to buy Grubhub. Seems like they understand the opportunity for food delivery. Both stocks are up, which is a sign the market understands the opportunity.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/openingameric…
Still, I'm surprised at how fast he is opening up the state given he was mostly MIA for most of the lockdown. I hope HL is opening Wed.
Masks, no tipping on stage, no lap or VIP dances, and no dancer sitting next to you at the table.
Almost like the scene from the Walking Tall movie with the dancer behind the glass.
I went in with $500 and left with $485.
I assume Phoenix openings will following this model to start.
NOTHING TO SEE HERE as far as I can tell.
1. If a club doesn’t follow the rules on social distancing, club capacity, masks, and the percent of revenue from food, could it lose its liquor license or business license ?
2. Would a club put it’s license at risk to allow a little more revenue for a few weeks ?
There might be some smaller clubs who are willing to risk it, but I doubt the major clubs would.
You won my unannounced contest of first post covid review
I'd still like to know about parking?, valet? is there a troll? what's the lighting like? is it handicapped accessible? how about my emotional support emu, is she welcome?
Fuck I shouldn't have been so quick to approve. There are so many unanswered questions.
CP
CP
As you young bucks return to clubs, I’d enjoy reading a summary of your Phoenix club experiences. Basically, what clubs are open and are real dances available.
Thanks.
The governor will give an update on Monday.
BSC: open, just three dancers there in the early PM.
Sugar 44: Closed, parking lot empty.
Band-Aids: Closed, parking lot empty.
Hi-Liter: Closed, parking lot empty.
We still have ways to go to get back to what passes for "normal" now.
CP
Likely to start slowly.
Probably be a few days before I can stop in.
I hope VIP is still there.
Writing my Hi-Liter review now.
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I had a Coors Light and talked to Lauren the blonde from Kansas, London, China, Angel and Trixy. They told me that Mustang is afraid to leave her house. I tipped around $40 for stage dances and then left for Christie's Phoenix. When I walked into Christie's, the Hostess told me that I don't have to pay the $7 cover because they currently have only 1 dancer Venus. She told me that I have to sign a waiver so Christie's is not responsible for anything related to Covid. Venus is really nice and attractive. She used to dance at Cheetah's. I did not want to sign the waiver, so I left.
S44 is attempting some kind of bs social distancing while HL sounds like it business as usual. I hope to visit HL very soon.
Thank you for the updates everyone
I would hesitate to put Shelby in the same class as Venus but she was a fun entertainer.
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Spent 90 minutes quite possibly more bored than I've ever been in 25 years at Hi-Liter. The one dancer I did want laps from kept fucko-ing with one dude. Finally, she finished and came over to my table. When I told her I was interested, she quickly excused herself to the back to get cleaned up (yay!). You ever get a feeling a certain dancer is going to be really good? I had that feeling with this one. Well, after 8 dances on the floor, we did even more in VIP. Worth every penny. From boredom to bliss. It only takes one.
Contacted my girl about getting an under the table haircut. She's careful but didn't say no
https://www.reddit.com/r/stripper/commen…
https://tuscl.net/listing.php?id=4757
^I think she just has her own motivations to say everything is shit to keep people out. By all accounts Phoenix does not sound like my scene but I've heard there is some serious money to be made in some areas like Scottsdale.
I went there a couple times years ago when it was a white club. It seems to be “urban” now.
Just checked the Phoenix and Scottsdale sites. Neither have mentioned anything about not issuing anything. The only thing Phoenix states it has suspended is Processing of Special Event Liquor License Applications. Phoenix did say however that one has to make an appointment on the phone, so idk how much of a pain in the butt factor that will be.
https://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/licenses
https://www.phoenix.gov/cityclerk/servic…
I would assume that one can still get a license if they wish.
https://www.phoenix.gov/cityclerksite/Do…
This is why BSC Dancers try to avoid floor dances.
No id check. No masks. Not many dancers but quality was decent for the dancers there.
Contact on floor dances were the same. I did not do VIP today but suspect it has not changed.
Not many PL's but I was surprised to see several older dudes in their 70 and 80's.
Pretty much business as usual at HL.
Here’s my intel on dancers at BSC and other clubs. Wait for the good ones to arrive.
Just my opinion. Feel free to prove me wrong.
That’s fine with me. Let’s get this shit out of the way. Everyone under 40 should hit the clubs immediately. In two months, CoVid will be burned out. Then, I can rejoin the world. Let’s get this done, people !
Don't know about everyone else but I've had my fill of wearing a mask all the time. I voluntarily wear it in appropriate situations but don't like being told to wear one all the time.
There is a lot yet unknown about this virus - many people get it and they never knew, and some, even young, get it and are subsequently in dire straights.
The M.O. def seems to be older-folks and those with pre-existing conditions (including obesity) are at much greater risk, but being young and healthy does not seem to mean complete immunity from Covid issues, just apparently a much greater chance of not having complications - I'm personally trying to not be one to fall under the exception.
With sugar on top @ 44th Street.
My atf is not dancing now (she's been my atf for about 4 years or so, not a recent thing or anything like that) because of all this, so as tough as it is to stay away and I miss it.....that makes it easier knowing she isn't dancing anywhere (not just at my favorite club, not dancing anywhere). At this point, anyone's guess when majority of people will feel safe, vaccine etc. Only time will tell. But again thanks for the post. Never had paid attention to anything on FB before regarding science, debates etc but I guess there's a first for everything/everyone.
And Desertscrub. Thanks for the reply as well. I believe it NOT to be true for sure. It just wouldn't make sense, not that anything really does these days.
I'm going to go check to see if there are any crazy debates going on. I need a good laugh anyway.
Cheers everyone!
HL
Just curious. Anyone know what this club is ? I think there used to be jack shacks around there.
https://www.abc15.com/news/region-phoeni…
https://azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiol…
Still the same, that site is a good source of information. It gets updated every morning at 9;00 am.
Professional in the industry. For that I think she should continue as long as possible, because most of the time I see her busy in VIP or giving table dances. I wish all strippers would be trained by her.
What I am about to say may be controversial, but frankly I am glad to hear that she is taking the virus serious and on a leave of a sense. Dancers are in a dangerous profession at this point in time. The risk isn’t exclusive to older people, but being older does begin to tilt the odds against you.
As Meat72 and others have mentioned, Mustang is kind of unique. So I am glad she is able to afford to keep herself out of harms way.
DesertScrub, I can understand why someone younger may not be interested in an older dancer - to each their own. I happen to be a few years older than Mustang, so her age was never an issue for me. But anyone who has visited any of the clubs she has worked in looking for her knows that she basically lives in the VIP SECTION. So it was probably a good idea on her part not to retire at 35.
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So, yes, known cases have gone up in Arizona, partly because of increased testing, but the world is coming out of this pandemic rapidly.
more tests, more cases - lol MARK what dont test and let people suffer? dont be dumb, testing is needed and people have the right to live.”
I applaud testing. Guess I need to be more direct in my language.
But we have plenty of IC beds. Sorry, not something I want to personally experience.
Age is a crap shoot. Maybe you'll recover and be fine. Maybe you'll recover and spend weeks or months in rehab trying to recover. Maybe you'll die.
Not worth risking my health over.
Seriously, I struggle with understanding the point of all this. The genie is out of the bottle. That shit is everywhere.
The other type of tracing we should be more concerned about is anonymous cell phone linking. Apple, Google, etc. are loading code into their OS updates that will allow phones to create a record of any other phone in close proximity. I don’t know if this will be an opt in feature, or automatic unless you opt out. Sounds like big brother on steroids to me.
Finally, let’s give Mustang a break. She is truly a Phoenix legend, and has many fans for a reason. If you don’t like older strippers, fine. If she wants to stay home until there is a vaccine, then good for her if she can afford to make that decision.
Below is some information that was on the local news in May regarding contact tracing for Maricopa County.
https://www.12news.com/article/news/heal…
But until Thursday of last week, they never cracked 3,000.
based on memory of Az. numbers, we are pretty close to them on new case counts. But they have 3 times our population and are testing around 2.5 times as many people daily as we are.
I don’t care to have “bragging rights” here, but if you normalize the numbers, then we are “beating” them.
Source: http://ww11.doh.state.fl.us/comm/_partne…. Go to the second page of the pdf
https://www.cnn.com/resources/coronaviru…
The consequences are terrible for both the concept of herd immunity as well as development of a vaccine.
Also, I am not positive, but I don’t think the antibody tests are part of the daily positive counts. They are broken out separately on azdhs.gov and I can’t imagine why they would double count. That’s just plain bad mathemarptics. Also, the antibody tests have high false positive and false negative rates, so the numbers are kind of deceptive.
I don’t know if you recall or not, but several years ago I wrote a review on the Hiliter focused solely on their first foray into drivers license scanning. You messaged me privately on the subject.
Long story short, there is no reason to give a strip climb or a pool supply company personally identifiable information.
Once you turn data over to someone, they can use it however they want regardless of how lame their excuse for getting information from you was.
For the uniformed, strip clubs have been known to employ some sketchy people. There is no shortage of strippers who have drug problems. On the illegal misuse of information side, giving a strip club your identity sets you up for anything from blackmail to identity theft.
On the legal side, evidence of visits to a strip club can be used as evidence in divorce cases.
Not only should you refuse to let them scan your ID, using a strip club ATM or a credit card in a club is a real bad idea too.
The review I wrote on the Hiliter dates to 2014. In summary, during the visit, I was asked for ID at the door. (I am 56 now, so I was 50 back then, and certainly didn’t look under age). But I gave them my ID and they were about to scan it. I asked what they were doing (checking my age is fine, scanning is not fine)
I told them that they weren’t going to scan it.
They told me I couldn’t enter without a scan, so I got my ID back and left.
If more people start doing the same, then this outrageous behavior will stop.
I don’t have the raw data to crunch, but deaths spiking on.May 6th is heavily influenced by new cases reported in April. Just like there is a 5 to 14 day window between being infected and symptoms showing up, there is a lag between symptoms showing up and deaths (for the small percentage of people who die)
With 1,384 deaths from 58,179 cases, Arizona’s death rate is about 2.4%. However, that number doesn’t mean much. We had a our 17,000 cases on May 15th. We have added somewhere around 15,000 or so cases in the last week.
Those who are going to die need more time to die.
Wouldn't surprise me if history shows that ventilators did more to hasten death than prevent it.
For the rioters who ended up indoors in cells, all I can say is “too bad, so sad....”
As for deaths, the lags in reporting and lack of detail about what is being reported are driving me nuts. But short of working for the DHS, there isn’t anything I can do about it.
That having been said, while certainly doctors learning about what works and what doesn’t work certainly doesn’t hurt, there are a lot of variables to consider. And sadly, there isn’t enough public data to make inferences from.
Some questions that come to mind
1) What are the age profiles of people who died, versus those who survive?
2) What about underlying comorbities?
3) What are the differences in treatment regimens between those who died and those who didn’t?
4) What impact does genetics play in ultimate outcomes? - we already know that African Americans suffer worse outcomes that Caucasians - is that based on genetics or socio-economic factors?
To date, there aren’t a lot of tools in doctors tool belt
A study last week showed that dexametasone seems to improve survival outcomes
Remdesivir may have been approved by the FDA, but the jury is still out on that one. The primary objective of the drug trial was changed mid-study. If it weren’t for the seriousness of the virus combined with the lack of other alternatives, in my opinion the testing would have been restarted.
And finally, hydroxychloroquine. This one is controversial, but the way it works for malaria and lupus is by suppressing something called a cytokine storm - this is when the immune system attacks the body. A lot of studies on hydroxychloroquine were conducted on people on ventilators. Again, I am not a doctor, but the proverbial cows have already left the barn by then. The point of hydroxychloroquine is using it before a citokine storm, not after.
https://outkick.com/media-ignores-90-cor…
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-ne…
The spike on April 14 was caused by New York adding 3,778 probable deaths in a single day. It’s an obvious outlier. When did these deaths occur? My GUESS is that they didn’t all happen on the same day.
That having been said, the trend does look positive. But I think all the questions I asked about “why” are still applicable.
Without data, all anyone can have is an opinion.
I strongly suspect that those deaths occurred between the start of the problem in New York and April 14th. The people in hospitals simply had higher priorities than filing paperwork in a timely manner.
Multiple strip clubs in Houston are dealing with outbreaks including Chicas Locas, Centerfolds, and the Ritz. The Ritz has voluntarily decided to close down for a few days.
The numbers are even worse than what is being reported by the Health Department here
My unpopular opinion is when does old age play a factor on a covid death? if youre 75 and older you can say you had a good run. we arent not here forever.
"Come to Arizona - not only may you not wanna leave - you may not leave period"
How in the world do you know that I come out to AZ to enjoy the brisket and the ladies?? I love the brisket at Little Miss BBQ, best that I have had so far, but like the dancers , always looking for something better!
FWIW:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldDwbLCV…
That gym looks nice, gold mine for gold diggers where i can admire the views.
Its hard to get a grasp of the climbing numbers, CA has remained closed and they are still surging.
Why bother closing, nature should runs it course. can a man block the sun with his finger
closing the gyms is a catch 22, after watching the video did her obesity make her covid symptoms more sever? that is the question
we all should have the right to choose our risk tolerance.
https://mobile.twitter.com/APepperWWMT/s…
That is compared to around 15,000 or so tests a day currently.
If we can pull 4,000 positives a day from 15,000 tests, the numbers we get from a reasonable number of tests is going to be shocking.
It seems like tracking deaths gives a better sense of what the virus is doing since a massive increase in testing has a lot to do with increases in confirmed cases.
While I think Ducey is doing a horrible job of communicating and he is reactive rather than proactive, this is about the right level of opening up for this stage of CoVid. Nursing homes are being tested and protected, other old people are sheltering, and the young and healthy are getting back to normal.
Death isn’t the only negative consequence of COVID 19.
Permanent lung damage is common.
There is also growing evidence of brain damage.
There is even something called Multi-system Inflamatory Syndrome related to the novel corona virus that is spiking in children.
It doesn’t matter how old ( or young ) you are. This is not something to take lightly.
You can call me a cynic, and I hope that I am wrong, but I won’t believe it until I see it.
Also, not doing anything about indoor dining at restaurants (other than saying 50% max capacity) was a mistake.
Any situation that involves gatherings of people presents the opportunity for spread. This is especially true with indoor places.
Defeating this thing should be easy. We just have to stay away from each other COMPLETELY for a few weeks and it will run it’s course. But when we go for soft lockdowns that declare salons as essential businesses (the original shutdown did so before Ducey reversed course) and other such nonsense, we simply drag things out.
I do believe he has higher aspirations.
I also believe his performance lately is going to limit his ability to be successful in pursuing something that is in the national spotlight. And for the record, I liked him before I started paying attention to his handling of the pandemic.
I live in Scottsdale. We have a mask mandate, but the penalty for violating it maxes out at $50. Of course police are just warning people, not enforcing it.
It’s no surprise that I can go to the grocery store and see plenty of people ignoring the mandate.
Make it state wide, add a zero or two to the maximum fine, and enforce the damn thing and I think that you will see behavior changed.
https://kjzz.org/content/1599941/bar-own…
After an initial withdrawal, I am getting used to not going and wonder if I'll ever go back to any type of frequency
Hopefully this is the start of things moving in the right direction.
Admittedly, it is too early to take a victory lap. But the numbers are promising. When you consider the incubation time of the virus along with the shutdown of bars and gyms (I don't think water parks are a major contributor, and to the best of my knowledge, movie theaters never re-opened even though they were allowed to), there is some *HOPE* that the actions Ducey took a couple weeks ago are starting to have an effect.
Of course, time will ultimately tell...
But 17.8% positive - though extremely high - is the lowest number I have seen in our daily numbers in about a month. We have been as high as 31% positive.
Tomorrow will mark 2 weeks since the shutdown of the bars and gyms.
This *MIGHT* be an early sign that it is working.
All of that notwithstanding, I agree that Ducey is an idiot.
https://nypost.com/2020/06/28/arizona-br…
And masks absolutely do make a difference. Early on in the pandemic, I found a company in China that shipped KN-95 masks in quantities of 100, so I bought a couple hundred.
One of many mistakes Ducey has made is in choosing to leave mask mandates to the cities. The $50 fine that Scottsdale theoretically charges doesn’t change behavior. A $1,000 fine at the state level that is actually enforced would change behavior.
The problem with bars is that you can’t wear a mask and drink at the same time. Also, the more you drink, the more likely you are to not put the mask on properly, or at all, when not actively drinking. If you add lowered inhibitions with crowded conditions common on the more popular bars, it is a recipe for spread.
As for gyms, I stopped going to mine before the shutdown. It doesn’t matter how much hand sanitizer is available, or how often the equipment is wiped with disinfectants, there are numerous studies that show the virus can remain suspended in air for hours as an aerosol. Put a bunch of people in an enclosed space, get them breathing hard, and you are creating ideal conditions for spread.
The tubing thing is stupid. It’s been quite a while since I have been tubing, but the potentially only risky part is the bus ride to return to your car after you are done. If they limited the capacity on the shuttle busses and required masks, the risk could be reduced.
But the fact is that it is a highly contagious disease.
And the fact is that even if you don’t die, there are potential debilitating consequences.
You don’t live in a vacuum. While you do (or at least should ‘ have the right to do whatever you want as long as it doesn’t negatively impact others, that point is irrelevant in this conversation.
Other people acting irresponsibly can kill me.
So maybe you do need to be “coddled like some little twat”.
One more thing - are you just coming to the realization that politicians and government officials lie to people?
Where the hell have you been?
Me only leaving my house to go to the grocery store and taking lots of precautions when I do so isn't because I want to, it's because I have to. And I continue to have to do this because people acting irresponsibly is prolonging the pandemic.
Want to hear something else that the government is downplaying in the pandemic?
The threat to the food supply.
There have been numerous breakouts at various meat processing plants throughout the country. I haven't seen it publicized, but I am sure there are similar problems on farms where poorly educated, low paid workers are working side by side for long hours and actively handling our food.
But it's not just in the production and factories and farms, it's also the supply chain where people load and unload trucks to bring food to our shelves. And in the stores themselves where goods are made ready for consumption.
The fact is that the more people act irresponsibly, the wider spread the disease becomes. That threatens both the responsible people as well as the irresponsible.
Your right to swing your first freely ends where my nose begins.
As far as work is concerned, I am fortunate to have an education myself. And I am more fortunate to work in a field that allows me to work anywhere that I have a computer and an internet connection. Also, the barrier to entry is kind of high in my field. Even with unemplyment rates where they are these days, there are shortages of people who have the skills to do the things that I do.
But whether your buy food in person, or you have it delivered, it does nothing to mitigate the legitimate threat that exists to the food chain. The only difference is the risk provided by being in a grocery store where direct contact or aerosolized virus add to risk incurred in getting food from farm/factory to the store, or the rish of having one additional person handling your food (a person who goes into grocery stores often if you are using Instacart, or who works in another place known to have viral outbreaks if you use Amazon Fresh)
This entire thing could be ended quickly, but it depends on a level of discipline that doesn't exist in most people. (You are clear evidence of this) 6 weeks of strict lockdown, and the whole thing would be over.
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/corona…
If you guys are lost and need help navigating through this pandemic. I can answer your questions regarding money, the future of the USA, and why your marriage failed.
Real question for the AZ contingent - are you finding dancers to be more open to OTC because of lost $$$, or less open to it because of concerns about COVID?
There's many dancers I know of who went to ground back when the lockdowns started and are still there 3 or 4 months later.
PS - I already DM’d Desertscrub since he seems to be the ABSOLUTE BIGGEST & MOST ACTIVE PL HERE (and when I say pathetic loser I mean that), but if anyone else knows, I would greatly appreciate it.
TIA!
Scrub - Wow. What a vulgar, pitiful reply. Lol.
If anyone else has any info on clubs open this weekend, again - thanks in advance.
Bacon!
That having been said, though there are encouraging signs in reductions in ER visits and percent of tests coming back positive, we are still distressingly high on ICU and regular hospital bed utilization. Ventilator usage keeps hitting new highs. And the number of new cases per day, though not setting new records on a daily basis, is also too high.
Nothing about the current numbers would call for an easing of restrictions on the 27th.
And I would think that easing restrictions on bars is going to be one of the last things eased.
But again, I have given up trying to predict what Ducey will do.
I bet there is only about 10% chance of re-opening so soon.
Hope I'm wrong.
Here is a short term prediction for you that you can see play out over the next few days. (similar to when I said there were early signs of a decline in COVID case and you didn’t believe me)
Basic economics says that the more attractive you make welfare, the less likely people are to work. This was demonstrated with the $600 weekly Federal boost to state unemployment benefits. A lot of people in the restaurant, hospitality, and consumer service industries who lost their jobs during the shutdown were making more on unemployment than they made at work. When states re-opened, these people by and large weren’t going back to their jobs when they became available.
The generous unemployment benefits made it attractive to take extended vacations on at the expense out taxpayers.
It is in Republicans best interest to have the unemployment levels as low as possible as fast as possible.
Now before I make the prediction I should mention that I am a Libertarian leaning a Republican. (in other words, I will vote for Trump largely because he is not Biden)
Now for the prediction - the Republicans wil get rolled by the Democrats on unemployment benefits. Don’t expect the benefits to drop much, if at all.
Even though the Republicans control the Senate, the Democrats will stick together and used the power of the filibuster to prevent any bill coming from the Senate.
Similarly, the Democrats in the House will stick together because they can pass a bill without a single Republican vote.
Presented with the choice of vetoing yet another trillion dollar pandemic bill or signing it, Trump will sign it into law.
And there isn’t a single member of his base that will vote for Biden because of this.
My God, the Federal budget was already $4.79 trillion BEFORE we spent an additional 3 trillion in stimulus already.
Bases are called bases because they are solid.
The competition in elections is for people who aren’t part of the base.
I could be considered to be part of Trump’s base, but truth be told, my favorite candidate in 2016 was Scott Walker. After Walker dropped out, I shifted to Cruz. I only moved to Trump when the choice was him or Hillary.
The people who switch sides don’t belong to a base.
Now for another prediction - most polls strongly favor Biden. Expect support to soften after the debates. It’s not as if Trump is a great speaker - he actually kind of sucks. But people tend to think more highly of Biden when he is out of sight.
Once people are reminded of his gaffes, you will begin to see the difference between his base and people who can be persuaded.
Is it enough to sabpve Trump? I don’t know, but God I hope so. The thought of a Biden presidency is frightening.
I hope Hi Liter considers going alcohol free full nude
You know, that's a damn good question.
Ever since Ford and Cater debated in '76, they have kind of been a tradition.
But without a doubt, it is in Biden's best interest to avoid any debates. (Normally it's a good idea for the front runner to limit debates, and the person trailing to want to have a lot of debates. Given the human gaffe machine that Biden truly is, that is more true than it normally is)
And while the liberal bias of the media is obvious, it seems that their hatred of Trump is stronger than what you normally see.
Of course if the debates do happen, I am sure that the media will try to give Biden as many unfair advantages as they can. A look at recent history showed
1) The debate moderator jumping all over Mitt Romney in the second debate with Obama in the second debate of 2012
2) The first half hour of the debate between Trump and Clinton after the Access Hollywood tapes were made public was certainly surreal
3) And the VP debate in 2012 between Biden and Ryan was unforgettable - Biden was constantly talking over Ryan when it was Ryan's turn to speak, the moderators let him get away with it, and Ryan refused to stand up for himself.
Another surreal even was when Biden was debating Sarah Palin. The press jumped all over her because she misremembered the name of the commanding general in Afghanistan. But they didn't say anything about his lack of awareness that the Vice President is also President of the Senate.
So I have no idea if they will happen.
I guess the only thing I can be certain of is that it they do happen, something outrageous is going to happen.
Also, I'm not going to any topless places until the risk/reward scenario is altered drastically, but why not go to Centerfolds in the mean time? I've heard that they are still open.
Centerfolds is open late nights. From the reviews, it appears to be a waste of time and money.
This would be an opportunity for Centerfolds to open regular hours in both sides of the club with the topless only VIP section open. Talent from all over the valley would work there.
These clubs could be closed another six months.
All I can say with any degree of certainty is that any time you are dealing with government regulation, logic flies out the window.
After toilet paper, paper towels kleenex, massive runs on most items in grocery stores, I’ve recently read of shortages of change (some banks are actually paying $1.05 pr dollar of coins turned in) and aluminum cans impacting the flavors of soda produced by Coca Cola and Pepsi.
Normally you would think that a stripper shortage is impossible. But alive seen a lot of things I didn’t think were possible this year.
I have stopped watching news completely- too depressing. Days are a blur because nothing differentiates one from another. So, yeah, I'm going to come to the TUSCL discussion board for news, lol.
Any chance of some of the club other than the rip off joints opening this month? I need to see some new skin. I'm hardly doing anything outside my home, but I'm developing a Bruce Arians attitude on new pussy- no risk it, no biscuit.
The last announcement was Thursday 7/30
No changes.
The next announcement should be on 8/13
Clubs that don't serve alcohol are still oepn.
For anyone hoping that bars are going to re-open soon, I would like to remind them that hope is not a strategy.
He also said there are 27 vaccine candidates being tested, 2 in the final phase. FDA approval may be almost instantaneous ( they are monitoring testing ) and manufacturing has been funded and will start before approval. He expects millions of vaccine doses to be available by year end those at high risk. Vaccination of the entire population by April.
Things are getting better everywhere again, including AZ, but I don't expect to go to my favorite AZ bar before Labor day based on current numbers.
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It out, even by the government. How soon do you think taxes are raised on both the local and federal levels to pay for this government spending? My guess is by sales/property/income in that order by 2022.
The solution is simple. Give parents a voucher for schooling. Let them spend it on any school willing to actually teach.
But what makes you think Biden will?
https://www.azdhs.gov/documents/prepared…
Based on what I saw at my favorite AZ club before reclosing, the 50% capacity won't be much of an issue. The club was never close to full during the day or night the few nights I was there.
So, maybe sometime in Mid September things will open? Might be wishful thinking but that's how things have been trending.
A reporter asked about the increase in cases and percent positives and asked if Arizona re-opened too fast. This is paraphrasing him, but he said something to the effect that they knew that the number of cases would go up, but that they thought it was worth the risk.
Then June and the first half of July happened and we had the highest infection rate per capita and the highest percent positive in the world.
Nowhere is it carved in stone, nor is it written into law that bars re-open when we hit the 3% positive rate. Ducey knows that he can't make the same mistake twice. He is getting good attention at the Federal level (he visited Trump in the White House last week)
I think he is going to show an abundance of caution before reopening the bars.
Help me Ducey. I'm priming up one of my favs on text as we speak. I can get a roundtrip to Tampa for less than $250 next week. I have a few favs there too but this area seems like an easy place to get new ones to me.
That having been said, he has been doing these Cororna Virus update press conferences every 2 weeks. Exepct the next update on the 27th at 3:00 pm.
https://ktar.com/story/3495371/these-ari…
It looks like the list is being updated. Unfortunately Hi Liter is not in the list.
Percentage positive for Maricopa County this week - 9%
The biggest cases are happening around 20-29 year olds and they just catch it in private after parties.
You can't close long enough to make this go away. It just hangs out waiting. Politicians just have to realize that they need to worry about hospital cases and realize the numbers aren't going to be pretty.
Plus, deaths are way down because we are doing a better job of protecting the vulnerable plus doctors are smarter about treatments.
Given all this, we should continue opening up. But, I still think bars won’t open until we have a vaccine available in large numbers.
https://noqreport.com/2020/08/20/eternal…
Fingers crossed.
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https://www.azfamily.com/news/continuing…