Where else are you a regular at?
Muddy
USA
Aside from your normal strip club haunt. You don't have to give specifics if you don't want to. Aside from the gym I go to and a dunkin donuts/gas station near me I sometimes hit not really much I like to bounce around.
There's a couple deli's I've been to (I'm not a regular there) but the guys there that hang out definitley are. I don't think they work there, at first I did. But they just kind of hang out in there, read the paper, talk baseball and say "Ayyyee!" when a new customer comes in. To each their own but is what were doing for fun? I wonder somtimes how welcome they really are at these spots but whatever. How about y'all. Where else can we count on finding you? (in the least creepy most wholesome way possible to ask that question)
There's a couple deli's I've been to (I'm not a regular there) but the guys there that hang out definitley are. I don't think they work there, at first I did. But they just kind of hang out in there, read the paper, talk baseball and say "Ayyyee!" when a new customer comes in. To each their own but is what were doing for fun? I wonder somtimes how welcome they really are at these spots but whatever. How about y'all. Where else can we count on finding you? (in the least creepy most wholesome way possible to ask that question)
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There are a couple of parks I take my dog to the most often.
And there is a place where I go get massages and electroacupuncture.
I tend to return to places I like so I'm a regular at places I travel to all over the Us
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A Cuban-restaurant where I get a "cortadito" (small Cuban latte w/ Cuban coffee) almost every day at their "ventanita" (a small-area with a wide open-window that you walk-up-to and order some Cuban coffee or some Cuban-pastries (pastelitos) of other finger-food like "croquettes" etc; and there are often some old-school-guys that hang-out for a while talking about Cuba, politics, etc so it has kinda a social-aspect also.
Nearby I have a Starbucks which I go to twice weekly and order a large unsweetened iced green tea and where they know my name. For eating out, I like to visit the salad bar at Whole Foods. They have a little dining area. Weekly I go to MCL cafeteria. This is often referred to by younger people here as "old people food" but is the kind of traditional Indiana food I ate as a child so I like it.
I also always visit the same barber shop. It is owned by a guy who collects clocks and has probably a hundred clocks on the wall. I always know what time it is when I'm getting my hair cut there.
I used to live on a street which had three strip clubs and probably would never have started up a strip club hobby if I hadn't been in that unusual situation. I had dancers at all three who knew my name.