I almost envy you guys who are super confident that your relative youth, or strength, or whatever, will protect you (from Covid) when going clubbing/getting lap dances. (And I hope you don’t have any fragile relatives/acquaintances in your circle.) And I understand completely those older, and/or with ‘preexisting conditions’, that prohibit even having to consider whether you can or should.
If you’re not in those two situations, how are you “calculating” your chances? What ‘metric’ will get a lass in your lap?
I’m 66, but quite healthy. I’m in a county of Oregon that’s been lucky (and fairly serious with the masking, distancing) so far. Less than a hundred cases (382K population), with only a handful of ‘active’ cases. So – I figure their can’t be too many ‘undiagnosed walking around’ cases here - m a y b e – a dozen at worst. And I believe cases gotta go up as people let guard down. Probably safer now than later in summer. And it’s been nearly 4 months without a lap dance.
So, I took a chance. Got a couple. One was eh, one was awesome. So I got the awesome to remember till whenever.
Way to go. I am still on the sidelines as far as clubbing. I am also a few years older than you and live in FL.