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4 years ago
How long ago was this visit? NSG was closed for a little while and then reopened as a juice bar since the alcohol ban in FL passed.
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4 years ago
Is it weird that I think the picture with the plexiglass set up looks kinda cool? Although during peak business times, I can imagine that can be annoying to walk by.
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4 years ago
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EveWhere there's a hole, there's a way. [HIATUS]
"I left the room on purpose actually because I wanted you to have some alone time with her."
aww, shucks ❥
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4 years ago
That's because we like the taste of nuts in our mouths, I'm guessing.
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4 years ago
Nice try, Cash.
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4 years ago
No lovers of butter pecan or pistachio?
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4 years ago
Copy cat.
I just finished some Häagen-Dazs.
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4 years ago
"Do they do book and release type of thing?"
I believe so.
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4 years ago
@winex ^
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4 years ago
I dunno. I've never been on probation.
But cool with them being a dancer? I don't see why they wouldn't be.
... Unless there is the off chance that there IS a raid and the girl got caught without an active permit (in a club/county that requires them), got caught soliciting sex or drugs to an undercover, or caught wearing an outfit that violates costume regulation (ahh, bikini bars.). In my turf, they just arrest the girls and don't even ticket anymore, I don't think.
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4 years ago
I'd say at least 25% of dancers I've worked with in every club had some type of misdemeanor or felony charge (drugs/shoplifting/illegal firearms/fun stuff like that). The ones on probation would always find an excuse to leave the club if they even suspected a little bit that the club was going to get raided.
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4 years ago
I remember one club I visited out of town charged a $20 fee to withdraw. That is pretty painful, knowing that $20 could go to drinks or a few floor dances depending on your area.
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4 years ago
Don't leave us hanging.
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4 years ago
^ Especially the younger crowd.
I love upbeat music but ears can only deal with it for so long before I have to shuffle through genres and songs. Only exceptions are at music festivals where they've got a music theme going for them all of their live performances (ie: Welcome to Rockville, Electric Daisy Carnival.), then I can tolerate that particular genre a little longer.
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4 years ago
Custard or raspberry filling is the best.
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4 years ago
Hard rock/Metal, EDM, or hip hop on nightshift and classic R&B on dayshift. Lol. As long as the two songs go together (not A Perfect Circle with Kevin Gates, System of A Down with Flux Pavillion, or Suicide Silence with E-40.) and the energy matches, I dig it.
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4 years ago
This club doesn't even have a kitchen, so picturing them microwaving before selling food doesn't surprise me.
Still . . . yikes.
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4 years ago
The only time I care about music is when the DJ is calling me on stage. (I find the holy trinity of requested club music seems to be hip hop, EDM, and hard rock.) Other than that, roaming the floor and mingling with customers - it's just background noise.
There are plenty of genres of music where the context of the lyrics could match that of hip hop, but it's more tolerable and accepted because the presentation isn't as aggressive.
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4 years ago
^ This, unfortunately.
One of my home clubs had a manager that absolutely hated rap music and would scold the DJ if he played too many songs in a row. Another club I danced in out of town had a manager that didn't like it either, so he enforced no hip hop/rap any time he managed.
Neither manager worked during the weekend, the DJs played hip hop as requested by girls or customers, and the weekends would be the most bumping nights out of the week. If there was the off chance they were busy during a weekday, there were a fraction of customers that complained that the club didn't play any 'club music' (hip hop) and they couldn't get in the mood at all to stick around.
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4 years ago
I like your wife.
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4 years ago
"Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down" - Muddy to his 4th shot of Tullamore D.E.W.
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4 years ago
Better hope you don't have a ball in the house.
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4 years ago
It's not too explicit if no names are given describing the acts.
I just can't tell if this is a recent visit or before the COVID shutdown either.
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4 years ago
Fuck cancer.