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2 years ago
@Aham
I know - I was being facetious
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2 years ago
^ what's the second rule?
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2 years ago
I would think a same-day trip would be better than nothing if that's you're only option (and o/w you don't see yourself been able to visit any time soon) - you'd probably need to be more proactive w.r.t. to finding a girl u like either by approaching them or having a nesero get them for you.
Mi dos centavos.
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2 years ago
Good to hear the club has lots of dancers - I imagine the tightening economic conditions (infatuation; no more stimulus checks nor eviction moratoriums; etc) means more girls are coming back to the clubs even if it's just a side-hustle.
Glad to hear you got solid-mileage - in years past upstairs felt like where the rain-makers and air-dancers gathered.
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2 years ago
Politicians can rip a country apart - the Dems IMO are playing a dangerous game of divide-and-conquer - the power-structure of the Dem-party doesn't give a fuck about minorities or trans or w/e; they're just a means to an end for those in power to keep their power and/or consolidate their power.
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
Asset prices skyrocketed post-pandemic (and had been doing well pre-pandemic) - I imagine a lot of people made a lot of $$$ in the stock-market and real-estate etc - also there were people that got very-rich very-fast in crypo-currencies - a # of these people were likely able to get in and out of the market in time to lock in most of their gains.
Also - many say the (economic) shit hasn't hit the fan yet - major companies like Fedex and Amazon etc are wary about what's to come and are starting to hunker-down to some extent either by hiring-freezes; starting to let go some people; or have plans for layoffs - I wouldn't be surprised that once we get past the election and past the holidays, that we may see a different 2023 and it may be more evident how bad things may actually be - but time will tell.
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2 years ago
^ not saying it's the case everytime but it happens
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2 years ago
I used to know a stripper that told me about a regular she had that would tell her he couldn't get it up with his wife but could with her - I think many guys have been in a position at some point where for w/e reason had a hard time getting-hard with a particular women.
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
^ and there's probably a lot more wannabe-rich people than actual-rich-people
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
I assume that just bc people go to a boatshow it doesn't necessarily mean they're going there to buy - I assume similar to when people go to the autoshow (a lot of people just like seeing the latest and greatest).
w.r.t. a waiting list to biy certain boats; I wonder how much lack-of-inventory/supply-chain-issues play into that.
The rich can usually maintain their lifestyle in a downturn; it's the wannabe-rich that can't continue to live that way.
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
^ yeah - cars are just getting too-expensive - and this was already happening pre-pandemic but of course the pandemic made it way worse.
Also; I always heard electric-cars were gonna be easier to make being less-complicated not having an ICE nor transmission - but damn they manage to be more expensive.
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
^ i.e. the ole "living above your means" thing
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2 years ago
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shailynnThey never tell you what you need to know.
One thing I hear people mention a lot is that a lot of folks, often the ones with all those expensive toys, are over-leveraged and often maintained their lifestyle when $$$ was very-cheap to borrow - but once the economy and interest-rates hit a snafu, so does their life$tyle and thus the toys gotta go to pay the bills and keep their heads above water.
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2 years ago
More related Philly news:
"Philly Deputy Sheriff Caught On Camera Illegally Selling Guns Used By Illegal Alien In Fatal School Shooting: Report"
Federal law enforcement officials arrested 29-year-old Philadelphia Deputy Sheriff Samir Ahmad on Thursday after they caught him on video allegedly selling firearms that were used in a fatal school shooting by an illegal alien to an FBI informant who posed as an illegal alien.
Ahmad, who joined the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office in February 2018, was a sworn law enforcement officer when he allegedly sold the two handguns and ammunition to the confidential informant.
The confidential informant paid Ahmad $3,000 for the firearms and told him that he was illegally in the U.S. and that he could be “deported” if he was caught with the guns.
“You don’t got to worry about none of that,” Ahmad responded.
After the exchange, Ahmad was fired by Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office and arrested by federal agents.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/philly-deputy-sheriff-caught-on-camera-illegally-selling-guns-used-by-illegal-alien-in-fatal-school-shooting-report
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2 years ago
^ no worries - according to the article "the uncorruptable FBI" is on the case.
The country of France recently managed to do a NATIONAL election and have all votes counted the same day (no early voting shit; mail-in shit; and just using paper-ballots) - but I"m sure places like Philly are "corruption-proof" when it comes to elections.
IMO the only real-chance the Dems have in many areas is "election irregularities" - I can see a shit-show happening this cycle w.r.t. the votes/count (and not only in PA but also other contested areas like GA etc).
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2 years ago
"PA Secretary Of State Says Election Results Face Possible Delays In Counting, Denounces ‘Nefarious’ Activity"
Pennsylvania acting Secretary of State Leigh M. Chapman said during a news conference that the state’s midterm election could likely experience delays in counting the ballots.
Chapman said the news conference was held to prevent misinformation from spreading before the November 8 election day approaches, according to local media.
“It’s really important for us to get accurate information about the election process in Pennsylvania,” Chapman said. “So voters and the public know that when there are delays in counting, it doesn’t mean that there’s anything nefarious happening. It’s just what the law is in Pennsylvania.”
Chapman told NBC that results for the U.S. Senate and governor races would not be available on election night because of a state law restricting when officials could begin counting mail-in ballots. However, Chapman also said she believes the spread of misinformation could lead to voting interruptions.
Chapman said that since she has taken office at the beginning of the year, state officials have met with authorities from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security to discuss the “current threat landscape.”
The state official added that tools would be provided to Pennsylvania counties to ensure election officials would have physical and cyber security protections.
In response to Republican leaders telling voters to drop off their ballots in election drop boxes or turn them in on Election Day rather than mailing in their votes, Chapman said voters should return the ballots as soon as possible to prevent further delay.
Phillip Holloway, a former major crimes prosecutor, police officer, and founder of the Holloway Law Group, said in a tweet that such ballot-counting tactics are becoming “the norm.”
“Gone are the days when election winners were revealed late on election night,” Holloway said. “This new normal for elections cannot lead to public confidence in election integrity.”
During the 2020 presidential election, media outlets declared Joe Biden the winner for Pennsylvania on November 7 — four days after Election Day.
According to Chapman, more than 1.3 million Pennsylvania residents have requested mail-in ballots, with approximately 556,000 returned.
InsiderAdvantage released a poll Thursday showing Republican Mehmet Oz leads Democrat John Fetterman for Pennsylvania’s open U.S. Senate seat by three points, while in the governor’s race, Democrat Josh Shapiro continues to hold off Republican Doug Mastriano by eight points.
The survey of 750 likely Pennsylvania voters was conducted on October 26 with a margin of error of 3.58%.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/pa-secretary-of-state-says-election-results-face-possible-delays-in-counting-denounces-nefarious-activity
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2 years ago
Strip-clubs are bizarro-world – trying to apply “real world logic” to them is usually a fool’s-errand - i.e. one should take w/ a grain-of-salt what people in a strip-club say whether it’s a dancer; a custy; or staff-member - at the end of the day it’s a busine$$-transaction; the dancer(s) is happy if she gets her $$$, and the custy is happy if he gets good-service – and that is pretty-much the gist of it w/ rare-exceptions.
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2 years ago
Yeah that would feel a little awkward; but kudos-to-her for having the balls to do her thing 👍
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2 years ago
I was looking online for some info on the incident but couldn't find any - I then used my VPN and connected to Mexico and did a search in Spanish - just saw one short article about an incident in October 4th in the afternoon but didn't have much details; it only said two men were injured from gunshots and taken to an area hospital.
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2 years ago
In my 10 years on TUSCL of reading TJ reviews, first I hear of violence in a club (other than than psycho that stabbed a dancer to death a couple of years ago at Adelitas). Yeah TJ has its risks but at the end of the day no club is really 100% safe in the U.S. either (I've read way more U.S. clubs 2AMers than I have about TJ clubs) - I guess the more important thing is the trend - if this was a one-off kinda-event or if more things like this start happening in TJ - "one would think" the amount of $$$/dollars that come into that area that the local-powers-to-be would try their best to keep the tourists (and their dollars) safe; but at the end of the day no-one-knows if they will be able to keep things under-control; time will tell I guess.
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2 years ago
This shouldn't have been approved - at best it's a poorly-written review from a SCer's POV - at worst it sounds like someone affiliated w/ the club writing this (I'm leaning towards the latter)
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2 years ago
"... My small sample size earlier this year would tell you to go to Platinum ..."
Platinum is closed.
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2 years ago
IMO as long as one is enjoying themselves then it's money spent vs money wasted.
The club is good value for what it offers - and one can argue that for various reasons many/most clubbers may not be looking-for/wanting extras.
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2 years ago
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ilbbaicnlKeep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
IMO as long as one is enjoying themselves then it's money spent vs money wasted.
"... She didn't mention anything about more private rooms at higher cost ..."
No private rooms in this club AFAIK.
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2 years ago
If a dancer is doing more than dances then it's best to avoid names including using the first letter followed by asterisks - it's not the end of the world but best to avoid it in future reviews.