Comments by Liwet (page 3)

I think you mean Talk of the Town, not The Library.

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<blockquote><q>What I'm saying is that it seems like we are benefiting from the fact that some people get fewer good breaks than others.</q></blockquote> You exploit workers when you buy stuff off Amazon or go to restaurants or drive-thrus that pay their workers minimum wage. You exploit people when you buy Nestle products. Strippers aren't the only ones being exploited. Out of all the exploited workers out there, strippers are at least making the most bank.

Sapphires is right across the street. I think a recent reviewer said it was closer than where he parked his car. Otherwise, I'd recommend going down the street to the Rhino which is where I've been going weekly. If you don't mind the drive, you can also go check out Palomino. I really wouldn't recommend any other strip clubs in the area or anywhere in the city on a Monday night. Regardless of where you go, don't take a cab/Uber/Lyft or you're going to be paying extra to get into the club.

I like this part: <blockquote>"The insurance company filed motions ... for the award to be tossed out, saying the judgment violated the company’s rights to due process"</blockquote> Insurance companies usually include a requirement to go to arbitration in their policies.

<q>"Are there good hacks for buying bras that fit mail order?"</q> Knowing your actual bra size. A lot of <em>girls</em> don't measure right because a poorly fitting bra makes their cleavage look good so they assume that's their bra size.

In my current job, I generally get tipped $1 at a time. One thing I've learned internally is that the difference between $0 and $1 is much greater than the difference between $1 and $50. On paper, the $50 is awesome but there's something fulfilling about constantly getting a $1 casino chip and putting it in your pouch. Whenever I'm in a situation where I probably should get a $1 tip and don't get it, it feels like a sucker punch to the soul. With strippers, I think it's the same; they just want to make <em>some</em> money per customer rather than trying to find a whale to make up for all the customers that turned them down. Sure, it's really nice to find that whale that gives them 100s of dollars but I assume it can also be empowering to make money from every customer you meet.

I like his ratings compared to how attractive he said the girls were. Club and value score is probably correct though.

I'd need to see more photos but that one picture of you is kind of borderline. Maybe I'm spoiled by the girls in Vegas.

It was also the one where a court case arose that caused dancing to be treated as a form of speech in Nevada.

I think she's attractive. There's a porn video out there and a <a href="http://scandalplanet.com/paige-spiranac/">topless photo</a> around.

Paying up front is too much.

I've heard that Deja Vu takes about 33% of whatever the girls make on top of their house fee so they kind of have to be aggressive to go home with any money.

No mention of Portland? Doesn't that city have the most strip clubs in the US?

What are you accusing of Fauci of doing exactly?

A passport is $140 and a wait time of 3 weeks.

You have to ask to get the free drinks. They give you a receipt and stamp it and then you give that to the waitress.

I'm not getting married even if she was going to be exclusive and faithful.

I've been spending the past 5 years trying to find a high mileage club in Vegas and still haven't found anything yet. You can try Talk of the Town but that club has its issues.

If you intend on spending $500 or more, you're betting off driving 7 hours south to TJ.

If you're in San Diego, just go to TJ, it's not much further, and the cost of the passport (if you don't have one) will be made up in the savings you'd get in the TJ clubs.

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I'd change a few things: <p style="font-size:30px;">(1) Don't ask the PL to pay in advance for a private dance. Doing so tells the PL that after the dance he may not think he received the service he expected.</p> I'd change this to "Expect payment at the end of your time together. You have more to gain from the transaction so should bear more of the risk. If the customer flakes, go find a bouncer/manager. Also avoid making the customer feed the meter as they'll regret it (and by extension you) when they leave the club. <p style="font-size:30px;">(3) Before sitting down next to a customer, ask if he'd like some company. Just plopping your ass down is rude.</p> I'd add that you should avoid customers that are trying to avoid eye contact with you. <p style="font-size:30px;">(4) Asking for a tip is rude. If a tip is required, it's not a tip, it's a service fee.</p> I don't think it's rude. If you agreed to do something for $200, you are welcome to say, "That will be $200 plus a BIG FAT TIP" with a coy smile across your face. <p style="font-size:30px;">(5) Don't sit at the bar with your nose in your phone ignoring all the customers. If you don't want to work, stay home.</p> Or take it to the locker room. <p style="font-size:30px;">(6) Look around at customers, if a customer is looking at you, smile at him.</p> And then actually go up to him if he's maintaining eye contact. Checking out your body doesn't count. <p style="font-size:30px;">(10) When sitting and talking to a custie, rub his dick. That shows you're interested in him and in satisfying him, and that you care about him as a person.</p> This one feels somewhat satirical. Touch the customer more than he touches you when you're chilling together before a dance/VIP. <p style="font-size:30px;">(11) Keep regular hours. If a custie likes you he'll likely come back for more, but if he never knows when you'll be there he'll look elsewhere.</p> Give the customers that you like a way to contact you so they can come see you on the nights you're working.

Don't go looking up her vulva. <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=mary+magdalene+pussy&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwiD_q_Ws5D4AhVzADQIHVmDAn4Q2-cCegQIABAA&oq=mary+magdalene+pussy&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQAzoECCMQJzoECAAQAzoICAAQgAQQsQM6BQgAEIAEOgQIABBDOgcIABCxAxBDUP4BWOgJYMsLaABwAHgAgAFdiAGxBJIBATeYAQCgAQGqAQtnd3Mtd2l6LWltZ8ABAQ&sclient=img&ei=e4iZYsPUFPOA0PEP2YaK8Ac&bih=831&biw=1632&client=firefox-b-1-d#imgrc=2uV0HphZjCG7gM">Or do.</a>