slick316

I'm in the hospitality industry and shadowcat is correct with his assessment. No decent hotel rents out rooms anonymously, not happening. But with that said, what are you worried about? I don't know of any hotels sending out stuff to guests in the mail. Maybe email, but you can opt out of that. Also, most hotels won't give out personal information of any kind to anyone. Go to the hotel, pay cash, give your ID and keep your mouth shut about what you are there for.

Saw her last night at Little Darlings in OKC. Funniest damn thing I have ever seen in my life. My friend and I were laughing so hard we had to leave the place. Looked like half the crowd was unsure of what was going on, like they thought some little girl waddled on stage or something.

That happens to me sometimes, I smell perfume that reminds me of a stripper, and then I just think about going to the strip club all day. I remember using the hand soap at a gas station bathroom that reminded me of a stripper. That was weird.

I don't think these girls realize how much of a turn off it is to depress the hell out of me with their awful lives. They seem to do it in order to get you to feel sorry for them and spend money on them. Ever try turning the tables on them? Try telling a stripper how crappy your life is and see how quickly they run from you. I just want to have fun, not hear about your abortion (seriously, a girl told me she had an abortion that same week, wtf do I say to that? "Oh, that sucks")

OKC clubs aren't the VIP room type, so basically, I have never spent money in the VIP. But a few years ago I was in Baltimore visiting a cousin. Her husband is a huge strip club fiend. He took me and some of his friends to the Hustler Club. All I got a was insanely drunk. He basically "rented" out the VIP section and the girls just kept coming. Little did I know he does this at least once a month with his buddies and NEVER gets any action for all the money he spends. Super weird dude. 8 people, friday night, loads of alcohol = $10k? I don't remember, but it was a stupid amount of money to spend.