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10 years ago
Agree, don't understand why NEPA dancers all want tip upfront
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8 years ago
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impalaThe People's Republic of Pennsylvania
An update to my article. Recently as some of you know I went through a temporary layoff at my job. That, plus some other personal health issues made me realize how much time over the years I have spent at strip clubs and go go bars. Some would look at this as maybe a time to reflect and change things in their life. I actually look at it as how great life is, and how glad that I have had the opportunity to enjoy it to the fullest!
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8 years ago
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impalaThe People's Republic of Pennsylvania
justme62, balance is what life is all about. Wether it be the balance between reality and fantasy, between excess and envy, feast or famine, balance is all we have for us to maintain our sanity. Interestingly, IMO, strip clubs seem to be all things, just in excess, and therefore balance is much harder to achieve, but if can be done, ......... well, that will be a different article.
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8 years ago
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impalaThe People's Republic of Pennsylvania
I'm glad that several of you have read this and that I'm not the only one that has been on this voyage in life. Many times we travel through life where the seas may take us. Some are fortunate enough to have a home port of plenty, while others just pray not to have our ships dashed upon the rocks during the storms of tribulant times that actually define who we are. Looking back I keep wondering of what could have been, but then realize that I would not have changed a thing.
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10 years ago
China, I whole heartedly agree about saving. So many girls I have met never save and therefore never have any real "exit stadegy" when it comes to dancing, and they are the ones we usually see that are still dancing when they are well beyond when they should but have nothing to fall back on. Many I have met make a lot, I mean ALOT of money initially, but spend it just as fast or faster than they make it, mostly on cars, drugs, alcohol, partying, jewelry, dead beat boyfriends, etc. etc. etc. When the time comes that they should leave the industry they can't. Some I know or have knew initially thought that the money would never end, or someone would eventually take care of them, or they would start saving next week, but as we all know, it rarely ever happens. Sounds like you've got your head on strait.
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10 years ago
The only one I would ad it the shy girl that sorta has the "girl next door" look that normally only does stage dances and really doesn't want to do private dances, but also drinks hard when she is working and once she gets a hard buzz going looses all inhibition and will do anything or anyone she can
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10 years ago
I think we are getting off point here. In my opinion the discussion is a standard of excellence. The question is what really is the standard. Is it a club with 4 acres under roof, 200 dancers on at a time, floor to ceiling brass and glass, and is open 24 hours a day? Is it a local "hole in the wall" bar that has a few strippers to help entice customers to come in or to stay. How about a small topless joint along the interstate? Do you like to sit and talk to the dancers, maybe have a beer with them, or do you prefer to watch from afar. Drink or dry, smoke or smoke free, clean or raunchy. College girls, single moms, crack heads, or past their prime. What one considers the "standard of excellence" to someone else is a crap hole or an overpriced dream.
The beautiful thing about it all is that there are all the above clubs, so many in between and so much more. So let us go out into the night with a stack of singles, od our research, and find the standard of excellence.