Comments by sinclair (page 2)

^Project 2025 was written by the Heritage Foundation and Kevin Roberts. The Heritage Foundation is a think tank, not the Republican Party. Pornography will not be banned, especially not by a president that likes porn stars.

Ishmael, you sure know how to find these dimes on The Gram. Is she Colombian?

BMO Alto has a savings account offering 5.10%. Western Alliance Bank has a 5.36%. MyBankingDirect has 5.55%. All of these are FDIC insured.

I agree with treasury bills at treasurydirect.gov. Right now the 4, 8, 13, and 17 week T-Bills are paying the best: 5.35-5.40% interest. The longer term T-Bills like 26 week and 52 week are a little less. Perhaps, interest rates are expected to take a slight cut in the next six months. CD's are around 5.15% for one year. For example, that is the top one year being offered by Goldman Sach's Marcus right now. Three and six month CD's can be found for around 5.25-5.35% at various small banks and credit unions. I have been routinely buying gold on the dips. Bank of America has gold projected to be $3,000/ounce in the next twelve to eighteen months. With the end of the petrodollar (after fifty years), BRICS currency on the horizon, and endless dollar printing by our government, the dollar is going to continue to lose value. I am balanced in all three options I mentioned, but I feel the most confident in my precious metals holdings.

I would agree the biggest killer of strip clubs is the bad economy. Some clubs are just empty nowadays, while others get a lot of customers, but they are not spending customers. Taxes and inflation are killing guy's disposable income. Linking with escorts was more difficult before the internet. You had to troll casino bars or ride the blade to find street meat. By 2010 or 2011, everyone had smart phones making it easy to link with 304's. Sugar baby-sugar daddy dating websites took off around that same time. Escorting has had a huge boost with the advent of the internet and smart phones. Also value in strip clubs is no longer great: pay $30-40 for a three minute song with nothing sexual or pay $300-400 for an escort or sugar baby for an hour of wick dipping.

Hooters closed 41 locations so far in 2024. https://www.wthr.com/article/news/nation-world/hooters-store-closing-list-2024/507-c8b42bb4-2e8e-4810-b6cd-f71eeb850ae8

One thing I have noticed about Cuban girls is that they don't seem to care much about working out or being toned compared to American girls. Some even seem slightly bloated in the stomach, possibly from a diet heavy in rice and beans. I am a fan of Bucked Up and Bang. They are both sugar free energy drinks that pack 300 milligrams of caffeine per can.

I like my women like I like my Sincweisers, domestic and provides alot of head.

cheese, American and fat-free

The reason we go to the clubs is the dancers. I also appreciate good descriptions of the dancers. Also mentioning who are ROB's and who try to give customers good value can be helpful. For example, the work OldWhiteGuy has put in on keeping tabs of dancers at Desire has been helpful. Saying stuff like there were "a lot of dancers with tattoos and fake boobs" and "the dancers were white and black" isn't really helpful because that could apply to almost every club in the United States. I think the reason most reviewers don't include dancer data is that it takes more time and effort. Most of the reviewers just want to reword the exact same facts that were in the last few reviews and not contribute any new insights or tips. Most reviewers want to post just enough script to get their free month of VIP.

Pepsi always tasted horrible to me. I know Dr. Pepper always outsold Coke and Pepsi combined in Texas and Oklahoma. When I drink soda, Dr. Pepper is my go-to. The clique I came up with used to do Crown and Dr. Pepper, instead Crown and Coke. I would imagine Mountain Dew outsells Pepsi of you combine all the different flavor variations of Dew. I definitely see more people buying Mountain Dew than Pepsi.

Just got info that Saturday, June 8 is the last day it will be open. Heavenly Bodies 1988-2024.

I heard from a bunch of people Civil War was absolutely horrible. I saw Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga this weekend and enjoyed it.

The reason for the closing was the owner died a few weeks back. His wife wanted to sell the club. The closing on the sale is June 17. From what a dancer that worked there told me, this weekend is the last weekend it is open.

^The Jews also said Jesus was guilty of crimes and sentenced him to death.

There have been many times I have been the only person of my race. I have never had any problems in strip clubs. I actually get more attention from the strippers when I don't fit in. Be polite, cordial, and not a cheapskate, and you'll fit in anywhere.

I have been traveling all over the Midwest and West.

I couldn't agree more with your statement: "Relationships have become a business transaction rather than a consensual interest and the man typical comes out on the losing end of the deal." It seems a lot of American women in the dating market care more about how much money a guy has than whether there is actual love. I have been seeing a lot of articles and commentary over the last year or two about a growing number of young men who no longer even have an interest in pursuing women, especially American/Western women. For many, the end result would be ending up broke, divorced, and the court system not allowing them to raise their own kids. Your article shows why American strip clubs suck and are slowly dying out. International travel has gotten cheap, and there is much better value in mongering abroad/sex tourism. Thanks for the write-up.

She looked about 26 to 30 if I remember correctly.

I got dances with a redhead awhile back. She peeled off the thong and to my surprise had red pubic hair. The carpet matched the drapes.

Threesomes aren't as great as we make them out to be. There are few positions where all three people can be participating at once. Inevitably, one person ends up on the side idle while the two others are going at it.

"The current administration seems to be doing everything in its power to devalue the dollar. I don't understand this comment." You must have not heard about the administration cancelling $167 billion in student loan debt to date. Lets reward students who got useless degrees that they couldn't pay back and make everyone else pay for it. Make horrible decisions and the US taxpayer will bail you out. No personal responsibility needed any more. Or maybe you didn't hear about the US spending $320 million to build a floating pier so food could be sent to the Hamas terrorists in the Gaza Strip. Or maybe you haven't heard about over $200 billion has been spent defending Ukraine's borders. Or maybe you don't know about all the money being given out to house, feed, and transport illegal aliens. Or maybe you didn't hear about billions of dollars of military equipment abandoned in Afghanistan. Or maybe you don't know about tax dollars wasted promoting electric vehicles that the free market doesn't even want (and wouldn't buy if it weren't for lucrative subsidies being offered). Dollars don't just magically appear to pay for all these things. When the money supply is expanded, it devalues the dollars that Americans already hold. This is exactly why there is inflation. Gold keeps hitting record highs because individuals and foreign nations don't want to hold onto dollars that are losing value. If the dollar was doing great, the price of gold would be dropping, steady, or at least not increasing $400/ounce in less than five months. The way the Bureau of Labor Statistics figures unemployment is a horrible indication of determination of figuring out how many people are not working. It only measures people who are actively looking for work (as in applying for jobs). Of the 65 million people getting some form of welfare in the United States, few want to support themselves and get off the gravy train. They are not considered part of the labor force by the BLS. The stock market is at all time highs, but there are cracks appearing. Credit card balances are at all time highs. Car repos are at their highest since 2008. Incomes are not keeping up with inflation. Commercial real estate is losing value. Businesses are closing and laying off employees. Since ninety percent of the stock market is owned by less that ten percent of the population, it is not a good indicator of the overall health of the economy. The stock market will be the last of many things to finally crash. If you care to educate yourself, here are a couple YouTube channels that focus on current economic topics. They are not political channels. https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelBordenaro https://www.youtube.com/@SachsRealty

I'm sure the government wants to go to a cashless society (ie Fedcoin) where they can manipulate the value of the dollar with one press of a button and know what each citizen is spending their money on (escorts, strippers, drugs, polluting vehicles, etc). It will help establish a "social credit score" kind of like China does. For this reason, I try to pay in cash as much as possible to reinforce to merchants to keep the option to pay in cash and not move to credit cards only. The current administration seems to be doing everything in its power to devalue the dollar, so I have been moving my wealth into gold and silver. If we continue this reckless spending, there will come a day when Americans measure their wealth in ounces and not dollars.

It is a difficult language for an anglophone, but learning it is worthwhile. I dated and came close to marrying a French woman (story for another time), so that played a big role into how I became fluent. It really depends what part of Montreal you are going to. In some areas like West Island, a lot of Irish people settled, and they actually prefer to speak English over French. In areas like Anjou, Rosemont, Hochelaga, Laval, and North Shore everyone speaks French, and some people know no to little English. Generally, you should be fine as an anglophone in downtown and West Island, but venturing out to some other areas, you may have trouble. If you can't converse in French and make French speakers have to switch to English to accommodate you, you are seen as a tête carrée and will definitely lose points with hot women.

Bad economy: more strippers looking to make easy money. Bad economy: more guys can't afford to blow money on strippers. I don't always see a stripper to patron ratio that lopsided, but I have noticed the percentage of patrons that actually spend significant money (private dances, VIP rooms, copious stage tipping) is getting lower. In some clubs I have been to recently, 10% percent of the guys were doing 90% of the spending. The other 90% of guys were nursing beers and waters on the periphery just happy to see boobs for the cost of admission.