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2 years ago
My former ATF told me one veteran dance was making $120,000 per year. But she worked a lot of hours and shifts. Many girls get into dancing so they can make good money in 3-4 days but she went for the brass ring.
She was there every day, seven days per week. Friday and Saturday nites she would do double shifts.
I would guess easily 80 hours per week
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2 years ago
Jack for the Win
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3 years ago
Have to agree with ICEE.
It’s seem discriminatory to not allow guys in the club for wearing too much cologne when most dancers wear enough perfume to smell it in the next building
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3 years ago
OTC rate? Did Bill James develop a new Sabermetric?
Trying keeping your head still, hands back, stay balanced and drive thru the ball
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3 years ago
Let’s not make fun of the White Power Suit. Several Bond villains wore them well. Including one of my favorites, Francisco Scaramanga
https://images.app.goo.gl/t4HUmPy6Poc4vPgZ6
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3 years ago
Ten substances were found in his system including heroin.
He previously had OD’d on heroin and spent 2 weeks in coma. Addiction issues can be a bitch
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3 years ago
If the progressive left is going to push equality of transgenderism, at least be honest about.
NBC has been accused of airbrushing photos of the NCAA swimmer to make him look “more feminine”
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3 years ago
If a Boston girl loses her khakis she can’t drive home
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3 years ago
You could usually count on one or two of the jokes to give you a good laugh
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3 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
The departments that learned to work at home, like accounting, now consider it to be the new normal and I doubt we will ever see them return. Some come only once a week, some once a month. I guess to proof they still are alive so their paychecks don’t stop
Among my suppliers, they have finally recognized that single sourcing (particularly from China, but also from India or Eastern Europe) was a mistake. They have geared up for dual sourcing and some production is coming back to the US. But that’s going to take time. 18-24 month lead times for machine tools. And then, will there be enough labor in the US to support the extra capacity? There are still rough times agreed in the industrial sector
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3 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Covid almost seems like a distant memory but supply chain issues are not getting better. I bet I heard the phrase 3 times just this week “it’s still going to get worse before it gets better”
Price increases are coming every 3 months. Several vendors have already indicated they are no longer taking new orders until 2023 at the earliest.
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3 years ago
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Papi_ChuloMiami, FL (or the nearest big-booty club)
I don’t think you can go wrong with one of the high end New Balance walking shoes. I have wide, big feet and they are the only brand that fits well. Comfortable and extremely durable.
Not as flashy as other brands and color choices are limited. $100 to $140 depending on model
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3 years ago
what azdd said.
I know plenty say they don’t care about the music but music does make a difference in the overall enjoyment of the visit. Whether it be too loud or poor quality (think of the dives that still have juke boxes) or the type of music.
I think a club (or DJ or dancer) should at least try and select music somewhat appropriate to the time of day a clientele.
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3 years ago
Longest commute I’ve ever had is 20 minutes. I’ve moved - now I get on the interstate but stay on the merging lane. Get on but get right back off less than 1/4 Mile. My road dead ends so I can’t get there from here without the interstate
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3 years ago
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azddOn the prowl in Tucson and Phoenix
I’m so-so with my bracket. I am proud I had North Carolina over Baylor. Took down a number 1
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3 years ago
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azddOn the prowl in Tucson and Phoenix
I’m a solid Big 10 guy - I always advocate they are the best conference in the country but two straight years of underachievement is disconcerting
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3 years ago
Not meaning to give a rude or flippant answer but aren’t all clubs always looking for attractive dancers? Has there ever been a club manager tell a beautiful woman “oh, our roster is full, we can’t use you”
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3 years ago
SJG - your comment about old hand held calculators made me think back.
I don’t know your age, but I’ll date myself here. In my high school physics class we could not use a calculator until we demonstrated proficiency with a slide rule. No one had calculators but there were two HP calculators available for the entire class to share. And if you remember the original HP calculators used RPN - Reverse Polish Notation. Kind of difficult to use.
I talked by parents into getting me a TI scientific notation calculator which I used for high school physics and all of college. It was about $125 which was expensive back then.
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3 years ago
I’ve also heard that only about half of high school geometry courses still teach formal two-column proofs.
Granted, that’s a skill one will most likely never use again in real life, but it did help develop critical thinking skills - at least I think so
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3 years ago
I deal with fluid power concepts everyday and commonly use algebra to calculate force, pressure, flow, torque etc. But computerized engineering tools are making that less and less.
But I’ve kept all my math skills sharp over the years helping friend’s kids and now grandkids with their math homework. I was a math minor in college so I was the go to guy for math help.
I get several texts per week to help with a problem.
I don’t know of any TUSCL members admitting to being teachers but being exposed to the common core math that is being taught often doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. I’ve had math through Calculus 3, linear algebra, differential equations, and advanced statistics and find the way the problems are worded to be baffling like a non math person wrote it.
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3 years ago
I’ve said for years some towns have too many clubs. I know it’s blasphemous to utter such words on a strip club site. I don’t visit clubs in the shitty town of Flint, but I made several posts on the old Michigan TwoSheds board years ago about too many clubs per capita and the talent gets too diluted. There are at least 8 clubs for a town of 80,000 people. 2-3 max
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3 years ago
“They all have a big screen TV, but they watch movies and reality shows, not the news.”
Universally, they all seem to love that stupid show about the Kardashians. But two different dancers recommended Sons of Anarchy and Dexter. Good picks. Shameless has also been recommended but haven’t watched it yet
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3 years ago
She’s not attractive in any way.
I guess she’s too young to remember the 80’s anti drug campaign. “This is your brain on drugs”.
If she believes she’s worth more than a dollar her brain must be fried
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3 years ago
Another aspect of the bizarro world of strip clubs
When you really think about it, it really is odd they are saying “fuck you” to their best customers
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3 years ago
My ATF was a former practicing Catholic, as was I. At the time we had both just recently fallen away. We used to talk about it quite a bit. It wasn’t so much that we had both lost our faith, but she wasn’t getting home until 5 am and I was staying at the club until closing and it just seemed like sleep was a bigger priority than church.