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3 years ago
ICEE wrote 52 replies to his own post. That’s got to be a record, right ?
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3 years ago
I wasn’t claiming that strippers are hospitality workers but they are in the hospitality industry and there are parallels to what waitresses and bartenders experienced. The lockdown forced them to look for either employment or education alternatives. As they considered alternatives, many were surprised at what they found. A more stable job, maybe a healthier work environment, and decent pay. That’s especially true for dancers of a certain age who were facing the end of their entertainment career.
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3 years ago
A missing link in this is the good paying jobs ( $50,000 to $60,000 ) that are available with a 2 year degree from a community college or from an internship in the trades. Someone who is making $25,000 per year in hospitality can change their lives by learning some basic job skills. And, especially in construction, employers are begging for qualified workers.
It’s difficult to support a family on $25,000 but in much of the country you can live a good life on $50,000.
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3 years ago
For thousands of years, older people have bemoaned the flaws of the younger generation. Then, as they get older, the younger generation acts a lot like the older generation.
People like sex. They’ll do crazy things to get it. That never changes.
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3 years ago
I’ve always been hesitant about the dancers that want to include their friend in the dance. It seems like a scam to double the amount of cash you spend while putting limits on how much contact you get since the dancers spend a lot of time paying attention to each other. Maybe I’m wrong. Sounds like you enjoyed yourself.
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3 years ago
I’ve never subscribed to only fans. When strippers post there, do they disclose what club they work at or do they keep that secret and separate from their only fans business ?
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3 years ago
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CJKent_bandThe truth hurts, but if you accept it, it will set you free
From heritage.org
To make America’s Founding contemptible, one must hide, ignore, and distort the Founders’ writings and thoughts. Irresponsibly omitted from this narrative is the fact that not a single major Founder endorsed slavery. On the contrary, the Founders unambiguously saw slavery as evil. George Washington said,“there is not a man living who wishes more sincerely than I do, to see a plan adopted for the abolition of it,” and Thomas Jefferson’s original draft of the Declaration of Independence calls the slave trade an “execrable commerce” and an affront “against human nature itself.” Gouverneur Morris called slavery a “nefarious institution” and “the curse of heaven,” and John Jay said, “It is much to be wished that slavery may be abolished. . . . To contend for our own liberty, and to deny that blessing to others, involves an inconsistency not to be excused.”
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3 years ago
Interesting. So, BSC is the Olive Garden of strip clubs.
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3 years ago
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Interestingly, a number of our founding fathers, including Thomas Jefferson and Ben Franklin, were thought to have the characteristics of what we call Asperger Syndrome.
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3 years ago
What Rodgers really wants is to have the Packers fire the GM. If they do, he’ll return. If they don’t, it’s unlikely he’ll play another down for the Pack.
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3 years ago
“Those who know do not tell; those who tell do not know.“
Lao Tzu
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3 years ago
Either an ego boost for the wealthy owner or a front for laundering money. Those are the only two reasons I can see for keeping this club open. The club might have made sense in the 1980s in Dallas or Houston. It makes no sense in an industrial part of Phoenix in 2021.
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3 years ago
The hand count of ballots and paper inspection is complete. A preliminary report covering these two aspects of the audit is expected as soon as Monday.
A complete report covering all aspects of the audit is likely a few weeks away.
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3 years ago
The Vikings faced this with Danielle Hunter this year. A couple years ago, he signed a long term contract that was generous for his level of production. Then, he had a really good year followed by a lost year with a neck injury. Somehow, he ( or his agent ) got the idea he deserved a new contract reflecting his good year.
The Vikings gave him more guaranteed money up front but made it easier to let him go at the end of 2021 if his neck injury returns. It was a reasonable compromise that kept everyone happy in the near term.
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3 years ago
Scrub, you sure seem like one angry hombre. It doesn’t take much for you to hit 11 on the outrage scale.
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3 years ago
Aaron Rodgers is like a fifteen year old who is mad at his parents. He’ll do whatever he thinks will get back at the Packers for not kissing his ass enough.
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3 years ago
A source called “packer news” confirms my interpretation.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.packersnews.com/amp/5351045001
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3 years ago
Days are for dances. Nights ( especially Saturday ) are for parties. Entirely different crowd and experience.
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3 years ago
The UK has a thriving escort industry. You won’t find ( many ) brothels in the UK, other than massage places, but there are a wide range of options available online for visiting individual providers in their apartments. Providers are from all over the world.
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3 years ago
The Netherlands is tired of being the pimp and drug dealer for the rest of Europe. Or, maybe the rest of Europe is tired of them. Regulations are gradually coming into play to moderate the drug and prostitution industry. I believe I read that the Amsterdam red light district is being closed.
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3 years ago
Don’t forget Australia. Besides legalized brothels ( which are everywhere ), it’s a great place to visit and probably a great place to live. Bondi beach reminds me of the California beach culture during its golden age in the 50s and 60s.
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3 years ago
“but in the end his behavior caught up with him.”
At 75. Following a life where he created great wealth and lived by his own rules.
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3 years ago
I read an article recently, can’t remember where, comparing the officially recommended books for general officers in the US, Russia, and China. Two of the lists explain how to kill the enemy. In the US, the focus is on encouraging diversity and opposing white supremacy. God help us.
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3 years ago
So, floor dances are now $15 in Tucson ? It’s been a few years since I visited Tucson. It wasn’t THAT long ago that they were $7.
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3 years ago
All people are equal. All people are valuable. All people deserve to be respected.
Stop trying to define us by our skin color. That’s called racism.
The fight to determine which group has the right to be called victim will not end well.