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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.
Of course the need for money is legit, but everyone has a need for money. You dodged the point about dancers asking for loans, this probably falls under a hustle or finesse in your book.
Most people would be hesitant to loan money informally, even to a friend, and would find the request odd. If someone really needs the money, there’s avenues to get loans, so if someone is reaching out to strip club customers or personal friends for money, they likely cant qualify or afford to pay back a loan, or don’t really want a loan.
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2 years ago
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Rick what kind of issues, some kind of trauma or abuse from a previous partner or father figure? What were her dances like in the club? If someone is extremely opposed to otc, the lapdances themselves may not be worthwhile. For instance many of the non OTC girls won’t do an LDK style lapdance since its more intimate and sexual, and they may just stick to only grinding on your thighs or even air dancing, so they can be a waste of time even ITC unless youre just looking to grope someone and don’t care about ldking.
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2 years ago
Icee that all depends on the context, you insist that strippers can only like people for their money, that they can never genuinely like someone they met as a client, at the same time, you also claim strippers genuinely like you, while also claiming to do absurd things like tipping thousands of dollars on the stage, dating a stripper and paying for her education and parents living expenses (while insisting that she genuinely liked you even though you were spending and giving so much). It’s a very odd dichotomy, the implication seems to be that strippers only like money, not their clients, unless its you, then even if you tip thousands on stage, they liked you for you, not the money?
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2 years ago
Its uses have changed with generations. Icee you claimed you were black before but suddenly in this discussion, trying to normalize the term nigga youre suddenly claiming to not be black.
Also the word still comes from the word nigger, it’s literally like gangsta vs gangster, the slaves during slave times referred to each other as nigga, the slangs purpose was to differentiate the language and term from the slave owners. Its a trend in rap music and slang to replace the er in a word with A. And thats part of why some black people will be offended if you call them nigga, some of them even get offended if another black person calls them nigga.
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2 years ago
Icee 🐵 you said you were black before, what race are you claiming now?
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2 years ago
Does each race own the racial insults associated with that race?
Can these racial words be used in music and publicly broadcast?
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2 years ago
Jimmy the word was first used by white people. No word belongs to anybody, but what are your thoughts on words like hick, chink, brit, and other terms referring to someone’s race or nationality? Do those words only belong to people of that race or nationality?
Also what if a black person says it to a non black person? Or non black people refer to other non black people as niggas? People use the word interchangeably with dude, bro, man nowadays.
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2 years ago
Cj kent your comment doesnt address any of what I said. What are your thoughts on FDR saying the N word? Is calling a british person a brit also racist?
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2 years ago
I have seen people of every race use it. Its hilarious seeing people with thick indian accents calling each other nigga.
IMO if youre using it with someone the same race as you its not an issue, its only unacceptable if a non black person says it to a black person, or a black person says it to a non black person. Ive seen indian guys, white guys etc use it to refer to each other. Its interchangeable with dude, bro, man, and is common nowadays cause of all the celebrities and musicians using it
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2 years ago
Georg, what a crazy story, should have wrecked them, charging you with a baseball bat is enough
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2 years ago
Texas flag doesn’t look good, why do you say its the best flag?
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2 years ago
Good to know iceeplop
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2 years ago
Is “real talk” also ghetto speech
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2 years ago
Icee I thought you said you’re black? What race are you?
Nigga was literally the slang version of nigger, it was literally used in the slave days by black people to refer to each other... it’s literally like gangster vs gangsta and numerous other similar words
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2 years ago
Montrez harrell got in no trouble for referring to luka doncic as a bitch ass white boy.
JR Smith beat up a protestor for breaking his car window, got away with it legally, and also referred to the guy he beat as a motherfucking white boy, with no reprimand from the nba.
Had a white nba player beaten a black protester, he would have lost his million dollar job from the nba and had his house burned and looted by blm.
Its clear that at least in the nba, and in mainstream media, white privilege doesn’t exist. The fact they refuse to even use terms like black privilege, black supremacy, and the fact they refuse to condemn violence if done by a black person tells you everything you need to know about many media sources and the nba. Right now you can literally be black, burn down buildings, steal and be hailed a hero, but be considered a terrorist just for saying the N word as a white person.
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2 years ago
Cj kent the N word doesn’t mean black slave, it was derived from nigeria and niger, two countries where slaves were often imported from. Its the equivalent of how british people were referred to as brits and how any other country people were referred to by their country. You can see videos of people like FDR using the N word openly in speeches, not to be racist but just because it was standard language back then to refer to someone from nigeria.
It was around the 1950s or so that someone decided all aspects of behavior and mannerisms from that time period should be done away with, so decided that the n word is unacceptable.
And even today there is debate over whether colored people is racist or black is racist. In 50 years from now you might hear about how these were very racist times with cops going around killing innocent black people. So someone may decide in a decade or a few that black or colored is racist and has to be done away with, and that African is the only correct term. Then it’ll be a repeat of current times where someone could potentially be killed or have their house burned down for using terms like black or colored.
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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.
Wow Rick, it’s amazing with your experience you can easily recognize any scam or hustle as it comes through! It takes time and experience to develop this sort of ability
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2 years ago
$140 sounds like an insane bargain for full service. No bare and no butt stuff seems standard, not a dealbreaker. I haven’t seen anything decent quality for less than $300 an hour here.
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2 years ago
Bubble do you offer extras like fs? Also what if a customer doesn’t tip after a dance, can it be considered theft? What if a dancer takes money up front but doesn’t perform a lapdance or take clothes off?
If a dancer is an extras rob, like doesn’t deliver on extras, most people wont call the cops for the same reasons they won’t call the cops on an escort.
But some dancers, who may often be newer, will pull a scam like taking money up front, then refusing to allow any sort of touching, and not performing a basic lapdance, unless you give them more money. Is there any sort of legal minimal standard that has to be provided in a club that advertises full contact lapdances. I would assume there has to be some basic grinding or level of dancing performed, since it’s not as broad as an escort where you’re paying solely for time and companionship.
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2 years ago
So only white or European girls are overrated and go down fast
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2 years ago
Isnt Guyana heavily Indian influenced? A bunch of people in Guyana and Fiji are actually Indians who emigrated there for some reason? Kenya and Tanzania too?
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2 years ago
🥶 🐵
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2 years ago
Some of those African countries are actually just Arab. Some have a mix of Arab and African. You can find Egyptians who look like black mixed with Arab. Or some look totally Black, some look totally Arab.
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2 years ago
Men in other countries have the same issues with chemicals and environmental toxins etc.
There is no such thing as Kenyans look funky Ghanians look good that is just racist nonsense. Even when it comes to Africa you can’t hold back your racism. You’re stereotyping an entire land mass of people based on limited interactions with 5 or 10 people from that country. Its the same line of logic you use to argue cops are murderers, right wingers are racist etc
Also you can eat clean yet still eat dangerous harmful foods with chemicals or pesticides. Eating clean usually just refers to eating veggies or limiting calories.
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2 years ago
Slavery isn’t outlawed, its just only government can use slave labor from prisoners. And citizens can use slaves as long as they aren’t located in the US, hence all the companies.