Extras in Fargo, ND
georgmicrodong
Just a fat, creepy old pervert.
Someone told me that the dancers in Fargo, North Dakota won't even tolerate being asked for extras. If you ask, they'll pretend to go along, but when you get in the back, the bouncer will know you out and then drag you down to the river and put you through a wood chipper.
Is this true? I don't think that should be allowed. Those dancers should be fired, maybe even blacklisted from ever dancing anywhere again.
Is this true? I don't think that should be allowed. Those dancers should be fired, maybe even blacklisted from ever dancing anywhere again.
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Maybe @founder could show up too. @twentyfive maybe you can parlay this into a meet up with founder? When Iceydodo doesn't show up then you guys can go to a club? 🤷
Personally, I think Midwest strip clubs are fine, you can meet some really nice girl and the hustle factor is really low which is a nice change of pace but don't expect anything exciting.
Just read up on the club before I going to see what it's about instead of asking at the club. It gets quite old and annoying to be repeatedly asked about extras at non-extras clubs.
Anyway extras are probably also dependent on how many other clubs are in the area. Some cities may only have one club in a 20- 30 mile radius. Some strip club owners want to make it harder for new clubs to open. The more of a monopoly a club has in a particular area, the more they can do things like charge much higher prices, hire uglier dancers, hire criminal dancers or other staff, not care much about proper customer service, charge dancers higher fees etc.
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Well, the *understanding* of it is, anyway.