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2 years ago
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TiburonEvery woman's local ATM while in da club? How else they paying for their Boob jobs?
I tend to agree with rickdugan on this one. That post nut clarity is helpful to get me out of the club. I’m not going out to impress the dancers with my ability to rally and go for multiple rounds.
Being physically active and fit is helpful - eating well is important too. For some guys, it’s best to go light on the booze too.
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2 years ago
GMD - well played sir. Very well played…
If this escalates and she texts a photo of a dead bunny - that’s when I’d run upstairs and tell mommy!
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2 years ago
I agree.
The OP is a very angry guy. He keeps messaging me with angry rants, so I can see a possibility of him acting up with the wrong dancer.
He obviously has issues - whether he is trying to mimic my username, or if he’s cacaplop, or champphilly, or Lulz - or all of those usernames.
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2 years ago
That’s pretty funny Twentyfive!
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2 years ago
I’m guessing there’s still a good amount of it being used in dancer dressing rooms. I’m going to defer to the ladies on this one.
They may not have the 1980’s hairstyles anymore, but keeping dancer hair looking good is very important.
No homo - just in case I needed it…
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2 years ago
I think GMD and Ishmael are most likely correct with their comments.
However, Nina makes a great point. This OP likely can’t control his mouth and he probably went off on the wrong dancer.
I know some guys think they are tough guys, and they like to talk tough. But, they can mess with the wrong person, and then they can be in for a rude awakening. A little impotent guy who threatens a rough dancer with a lawsuit from Jacoby and Meyers isn’t going to scare most dancers.
If this is real - I suggest it would be a great case for The Peoples Court! The case of CacaPlop versus the angry stripper…
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2 years ago
I’m pretty sure Ishmael is correct in his comments about this not having a basis in reality.
Here is the OP’s comment -
Is it illegal to threaten someone over text? Including a gun emoji?
Can you arrest someone for verbally threatening you in person?
Obviously that gun emoji was very threatening.
My advice (if this actually occurred) is for the OP to stop acting like a little boy, and act like a man. Don’t make threats and accusations unless you are prepared to back them up.
It appears he has developed a reputation for not compensating dancers - and not tipping. Maybe word has gotten around that he is not a worthwhile customer - and dancers have no interest in dealing with him?
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2 years ago
This is sad. The OP is trying so hard to keep his persona alive - but his trolling has gone too far. He’s now known as a troll, and nothing more. There was no dancer who threatened him, and he’s never been to this fictional strip club.
Can anyone imagine a grown man trying to sue a dancer over receiving a gun emoji? That is very far fetched.
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2 years ago
I avoid specifics regarding certain questions, in order to not lie in a strip club. I don’t give my home address out, but I will be honest about the town I live in. I think that is a safe approach.
Although, I avoid blunt honesty. If I’m not attracted to a dancer, and she asks me if I want to buy dances, I will just say that I’m still settling in, and I’m not ready to get dances yet.
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2 years ago
I don’t read enough reviews to know whether there are specific patterns as mentioned by the OP. I don’t read reviews posted by couples - and I avoid reading bachelor party reviews - as I don’t fall into those groups.
I find that most rants are usually due to a customer who feels he’s been slighted by a dancer - and those generally turn into a rant against the dancer.
I don’t intend to insult Founder, but posting a fake review to get free VIP access seems silly. Non VIP members can still read a few reviews daily, so that gives insight regarding any club you might be researching.
In terms of gaining legitimacy as a poster in the discussion area - it seems some trolls go and try to create fake reviews too. Those reviews are fairly obvious as well.
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2 years ago
I understand that the AMP offer a release, but they aren’t my thing. I will stick with strippers and filthy clubs.
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2 years ago
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ATACdawgThank God Trump is FIRED!!! Lock him up!
They are all quite sexy and have nice moves.
I wouldn’t consider those moves to make a comfortable lap dance - but I could be wrong.
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2 years ago
She has a hot body in my filthy opinion. I think her face make up could be done better - as I’m sure she’s very pretty.
Anyone enjoy some Aspen Rae? She’s got muscles and she’s very sexy.
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2 years ago
I don’t doubt he has dementia - I also don’t doubt that he may have raped women.
He has been in porn since the scenes were shot on film - in Times Square! I think other male stars have moved to directing or other behind the camera roles, but he has continued to go for it in front of the camera. I’m guessing he’s not been living the healthiest of lives.
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2 years ago
Lulz and Champ - the OP is a troll. As much as you try, the OP will never provide actual details.
This bizarre story never occurred - because this is all made up.
The OP has one review - and it’s not convincing that he’s ever been to a strip club. I continue to believe this is a worthless troll.
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2 years ago
My suggestion is to ignore the OP. This is another troll post.
Based on the OP’s history of posting - it is idiotic to think this person has set foot in a strip club.
If a good dance was provided, then I always give a tip. It’s common sense.
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2 years ago
I have no issue with your description of what happened. I understand the dangers of consistent work outs - and sweat.
Please, don’t post any photos! That would be too much.
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2 years ago
A monopoly was the phone company AT&T - which was broken up back in the 1980’s. Grocery stores are not monopolies.
There were cable company monopolies created years ago as well, but now that industry has changed and alternatives exist. Again, grocery stores don’t fit that structure either.
I guess NYC and its boroughs are different, as there are many old ladies who take the bus to the grocery store. Some prefer the foods or selection from different stores, and they will travel a bit for it.
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2 years ago
Thanks Twentyfive. That makes sense. It basically varies based on what the owners are trying to accomplish.
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2 years ago
I’m unsure of the answer regarding another question - so I’ll ask here.
What is the minimum amount of time a manager can be working in order to have an affect on the club (positive or negative)?
I know - if a manager takes over at an extras club and stops dancers from performing extras - that can kill things pretty quickly.
This is more along the lines of reasonable changes from a manager. Maybe using social media more? Adding themed party nights. Hiring some girls that he determines to be an improvement (likely girls he thinks are hot). Bring in a better - different - DJ?
Would it be a 3 month type of deal to see if a change in manager will have a positive effect on the overall club? A one to two month trial period seems too short - but maybe that’s what owners want?
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2 years ago
The OP can’t get laid in a strip club with a few hundred - so he’s now trying escorts? That will work out just as he imagines it - lol!
A sad little impotent guy who is scared of women - decides things will work better with random escorts? That is horribly flawed logic. It is a great way to waste money though…
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2 years ago
Is self checkout really helpful in reducing staff? It is marginally helpful - that’s all.
The truth is - there is likely little current benefit to self checkout as it requires more staff to assist when the product weight isn’t detected in the bagging area. It honestly feels as though we are doing the testing for the self checkout machines.
I don’t steal. I don’t need any product enough that I would steal it from a store.
The last thing I want is to get arrested for stealing a box of Ho Ho’s from my local grocery store, and jeopardize my employment with the bank. It would seem to be beyond stupid for a senior manager and bank officer to get arrested over something so inconsequential.
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2 years ago
In my view, it’s not the length of the review (that’s what she said!) but rather the ability of the reviewer to provide a readable review that provides useful club details.
A long review can be very useful and readable - as long as the reviewer can convey club information without becoming long winded and boring.
A short review can become tedious quickly - if the reviewer focuses on specific dancers or other areas - and he is a poor writer.