Comments by docsavage (page 36)

There has been a curtailing or elimination of day shifts here in Indianapolis and I miss those. When they had those, it created more options because each club had two separate groups of girls you could pick from. You had a day group and a night group. I would sometimes stop by a club on the way home from work or on a day I was off work. Now, with some clubs not opening until the late afternoon, that is less possible. I am also seeing, even when the clubs open, girls don't show up until seven or eight at night. Causes of this would include fewer overall customers so clubs now only open during traditional peak customer evening hours, more telecommuting so guys are not driving by clubs on the way home from work, guys moving out of the city further away from clubs, older customers who frequented the day shift staying away for fear of Covid and higher wages giving girls better options than stripping.

For me, it would be 1956 to 1966. I think the best year for music was 1965. That year the following groups and solo artists put out albums: The Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, The Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, The Zombies, Otis Redding, Chuck Berry, Herbie Hancock, Loretta Lynn, Them, The Byrds, The Beatles, Miles Davis, Paul Simon, Ray Charles, Merle Haggard, Frank Sinatra, Dusty Springfield, Joan Baez, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, The Temptations, The Yardbirds, The Kinks, The Supremes, The Animals, Donovan, The Who, John Coltrane, Ramsey Lewis and Sam Cooke.

The white South Africans made a mistake by not carving out a small white majority country there and leaving the rest of the country to the blacks. They wanted the blacks around to be their servants and engage in various forms of unpleasant, low paid labor that they didn't want to do themselves. Before we start calling them stupid, though, we should think about whether we are doing the same thing by bringing in large numbers of immigrants who someday may gain political power when they reach the majority of the population and who then will vote for and fill up Congress with radical leftist types like AOC or Ilhan Omar.

In the early sixties when I was a child the Indiana state fair would have freaks like the alligator boy, Siamese twins or bearded lady. It's now no longer considered ok to gawk at people like that. A lot of things that were considered normal back then, e.g. racial segregation, are no longer around. The past is a different country.

Just once, about thirty years ago. That was the period in my life I was in the worst health because my wife had a bunch of bad health habits. I adopted her diet, since she cooked, and exercise habits. I also got a lot of her secondhand smoke since she was a chain smoker. I had a drastic improvement in my health after the divorce, while her health deteriorated so much she eventually became an invalid who could no longer work. I like female company but have an introverted personality and don't like the idea of having someone living with me and being constantly around. This is even more true now that I'm in my sixties and most women my age have lost any sexual attractiveness they might have once had. Most women my age want to move in the direction of living together. When I do a cost-benefit analysis, going to a strip club weekly and spending time with a pretty and friendly stripper comes out ahead of that.

My top four would be Linda Ronstadt, Carole King, Stevie Nicks, and Sandy Denny. When Michael Nesmith passed away recently, I went out to YouTube and listened to Ronstadt singing his song "Different Drum".

Young and Mitchell are just refusing to be on Spotify's platform if they keep Rogan. They have the freedom to make that decision and that is not censorship. When someone like Biden, his political appointees or members of Congress call for private companies to crack down on misinformation that is different. The government has tax and regulatory powers it can use to harm companies so there is an unstated implied threat they might use those powers to punish any company that doesn't comply. Biden received more political donations from Big Pharma than any other candidate. His calls for cracking down on "misinformation" might just be an attempt to protect a big political donor from having any negative information about their products coming to light. If the government succeeds in this attempt at censorship, it won't work anyway. Many people will become suspicious and wonder if the government is trying to hide something from them.

I went to this club last night and was going to write a review of it but I read this review first and it is an accurate representation of what the club is currently like so there is really no need for me to write a review. If the club undergoes any major changes, I'll try to write a review then.

When the Fed starts raising interest rates, the stock market bubble is likely to deflate. Bitcoin may be in a similar bubble so the same thing may happen to it. I would hold off investing large amounts of money in stocks or Bitcoins at this time. The exception may be stocks in companies in other countries with better economic policies than the U.S.

I've seen the comment "Prices?" on reviews where the prices are actually listed in the review. This is the fault of the commenter for not closely reading the review before putting a comment on it.

Russian girls certainly have an identifiable look. I did some lap dances one time with a Russian girl who had been adopted and brought here to Indianapolis as a very small child. She looked a little exotic so I asked her if her ethnicity was Eastern European. She said she was Russian and must look Russian because people ask her if she is Russian even though she has no Russian accent.

The vaccines were only tested for eight months instead of the normal four or five years before vaccine approval. Since they were not tested for long term efficacy or safety, we are now performing a mass experiment on the population. From experience, blacks are a little wary about the government performing experiments on them. Google "Tuskegee Experiment". Democrats used to be on the side of the little guy against big corporations but this has reversed since Big Pharma started giving large political donations to corrupt Democrats like Joe Biden. Only a few liberals like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. haven't sold their soul to the Big Pharma devil.

I had a regular I took out to dinner three times with no sex afterward. She probably considered her company enough to pay me back and I would agree with that, so I didn't feel cheated. One time I had another regular offer to go out to dinner with me if I gave her a hundred dollars, but I politely declined. It doesn't seem worth it to me to give a girl a hundred dollars just to sit across the table from me in a restaurant. Another time a regular offered to let me take her to Vegas. I would feel a little cheated if I spent a lot of money taking a stripper to Vegas and there was no sex. I didn't take her up on her offer.

Indianapolis, where I live, is often on lists of most dangerous cities. Carmel, Fishers and Zionsville are north of Indianapolis and often show up on safe city lists. Those are places where wealthier people live and are suburbs of Indianapolis. You are never going to see any strip clubs open up there. People who live there have to come down to unsafe Indianapolis if they want to go to a strip club.

Florida has had the least in the way of lockdowns, mandatory vaccinations and mandatory masks. Adjusted for age distribution, it is about at the national average for Covid deaths. All those interventions in other states left them no better off. If you move outside of the area of Covid deaths, they are worse off. States like California and New York that had these interventions have slower economic growth and higher unemployment levels than Florida. You also have to consider the negative psychological effects of living in something resembling a police state versus being able to live something close to a normal life. This is one of the main factors why people are voting with their feet and moving to Florida. Florida received two hundred thousand new residents in 2021.

I think it is a good thing we have a federal system where anything not listed in the Constitution as a function of the federal government is left to the states. This enables states to pursue different policies and enables people to move to the states which have policies they like. Many contentious issues like abortion, drug legalization, prostitution, gay marriage and so on can be left to the states. If people don't like parts of the Constitution, it can be amended. In my opinion, the biggest flaw of the Constitution as originally adopted was not banning slavery. This was fixed with an amendment. The South in the Civil War was portrayed as the states rights side but they actually wanted to federalize enforcement of laws requiring the return of escaped slaves.

It seems to me like there are fewer old guys in clubs and I don't think I'm imagining it because some long time strippers have agreed with me. This is not true of all strippers but I have had some girls tell me they do better making sales to an old guy by himself than a young guy sitting in a group. They say their sales have been hurt by the decline of this type of customer. The demographics of the older customer is more white while younger customers are more nonwhite. This reflects the country as a whole. Clubs have become less appealing to the old white guy customer. The blocking of new clubs by city governments have left many clubs in declining inner city neighborhoods. Many older customers move further and further out of cities to escape crime and social dysfunction and don't want to make long drives to these inner city clubs. In addition to the surrounding neighborhoods being less safe, the clubs themselves are less safe. I now get checked for weapons and have my ID scanned at many more clubs than in the past. In addition to the crime and travel issues, the atmosphere of the clubs has changed in a direction old guys don't like. There is a snowball effect where fewer old customers in a club make the ones still there feel out of place so they stop going too. With more younger nonwhite customers, clubs play more hip hop to appeal to that group. This is a type of music many older customers don't like. Older guys have more money so as they leave the quality of the dancers decline. The type of dancers who do well with and are willing to tolerate older customers decrease in numbers since they can't make as much money when the type of customer they do well with is decreasing in numbers. As these girls decrease, older guys then face more girls who don't like them or don't know how to appeal to them when they show up, which causes them to show up even less.

We have a very inefficient health care system here in the U.S. Since this is a strip club website, I'll use a stripper as an example. I knew a Mexican stripper, born in Texas, who was caught by border control agents trying to sneak some relatives across the border. She got in a fight with them and managed to get away but had a bleeding tooth afterwards. She asked me to go to the emergency room of the hospital with her and keep her company while she was waiting. I asked her why she didn't just go to a dentist and she said a dentist wouldn't see her because she didn't have insurance. Our universal health care here in the U.S. involves things like legally requiring hospital emergency rooms to accept all patients. In many cases, these patients could be treated in less expensive ways like at a dentist office. More money could also be spent on preventive care instead of waiting until someone gets really sick. Remember Ben Franklin's saying, "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure".

My worst lap dance ever was at PT's here in Indianapolis. She kept her clothes on and danced around in front of me, never touching me, but several girls have done that over the years so that was not what made it the worst lap dance ever. What took it to an even higher level of badness was that she was smoking a cigarette and kept blowing smoke at my face during the lap dance.

Anyone who hasn't had Covid yet should get a pulse oximeter to measure their oxygen levels and a digital thermometer to measure their temperature. Getting the supplements zinc, vitamin d, vitamin c and quercetin to take at the first sign of symptoms is a good idea too. You don't want to go to a drugstore or health food store when you are infectious so you should have what you need ahead of time. If your oxygen level goes down into the low nineties or high eighties and you are having trouble breathing you should head for a hospital emergency ward. You are entering the inflammation stage and need a steroid like dexamethasone, a drug not available over the counter. Unfortunately, early treatment protocols to keep people out of the hospital were never widely adopted here in the U.S. We do have monoclonal antibodies now and some recently approved antiviral drugs. We also have the vaccines. Anyone over 60 should consider getting vaccinated since they do a good job of reducing deaths in older people.

Thank you everyone for your responses. There are differing views but there is an overwhelming consensus among the experienced strip club goers here that I should not ever see or have any kind of relationship with this girl outside the club so I will certainly follow that advice.

@CJKent_band So you are coming out in favor of government censorship. You are making the assumption here that the views of the government censors will always align with your views and you will never be in a situation where you get carted off to prison because you said something they didn't like. That's a dangerous assumption to be making.

Private companies have a right to decide who is on their internet platforms and people have a right to come together and sign a petition asking that a certain person be taken off. It becomes a problem, though, if government officials tell these companies they need to do more to stop the spread of "misinformation". In this case, misinformation is any information they don't like. Every dictator in history who engaged in censorship said it was to stop the spread of misinformation. These government officials have taxation and regulatory policies they can use to punish any company who doesn't go along with what they want so there is an implied threat when they tell private companies they need to do something here. Because of this, it is improper for them to make such statements. Freedom of speech and press were put in the First Amendment to the Constitution because the Founders knew that governments can become tyrannical and it is important that individuals and the media be able to speak out when they do.

Just two friends know. I wouldn't talk about my strip club habit at work. None of my relatives know except for one cousin who has an insurance agency. I saw him sitting and drinking with a club owner in a local club and he told me he provided the fire insurance for that club.

This type of thing is likely to backfire. Many people want to hear both sides of an issue and if you try to censor the other side rather than responding to them it just makes it look like you can't defend your position in an open forum.