My takeaway from that article was not that the waitress will go home with you, but that the party promoter (etc.) will bring in girls who will.
Absolutely. I mean, life sounded miserable for a lot of the waitresses, but they weren't the ones doing most of the putting out.
If you buy bottle service, you can get women, but you'll have to buy them too. Sometimes for sex, sometimes for GFE, but if you read the article it really paints
people
with a nasty brush. There are no "clean" people in that article of either gender. Though I give props to the woman that got out.
P-C, 9:45. Is that too late? That would be godly of you. In return, I'll...I don't even know. Let me call your grandma and
I'll
wear the damn necklace.
Connie, it's been sold for parts, all official-like. We got a whopping $150 for it. I'm certain the chop shop that bought it will make that back five or ten times over, but whatever.
but if you read the article it really paints people with a nasty brush.
So much. That really was my takeaway - people are awful and creepy all around.
P-C, 9:45. Is that too late?
Of course not. Text me Hec's number, and I'll be at the station at 9:45.
Oh, his phone is out of juice, isn't it? Or almost? Maybe I can intercept him on his way to the shuttle.
Neighbohood bars aren't always ok either. I am thinking specifically about a friend who worked at Sherlock's who had her table ask her what time she got off after leaving her a really good tip.
But no place with people is always OK.
Well no. But I do think female bar and club workers are-more than outside of it-treated like whores.
Well no. But I do think female bar and club workers are-more than outside of it-treated like whores.
I'm sure that's true. I'm just saying -- plenty of people I know have been sexually assaulted as bar patrons.
