Strip Club Reports

[Friendly Brain]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...205306427.html

Second time I read this (2 different medias).

Ya'll SC Mongers should suggest to the dancing ladies to change their career in lieu of the clubs being an issue, (new laws being implemented and the beer virus pandemic). Seems some dude in Portland Oregan is on to something.

I'm hungry for some firm juicy ass now.

From the article it seems like you'd be wasting your money. They stay outside, jump up and down, do a dance, whatever, but doesn't look like they'll enter, and almost certainly no touch what with the driver. Covid-19's a *****. I do admit what we're actually all thinking of sounds like it might be an interesting idea.

[AMnnos]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...205306427.html

Second time I read this (2 different medias).

Ya'll SC Mongers should suggest to the dancing ladies to change their career in lieu of the clubs being an issue, (new laws being implemented and the beer virus pandemic). Seems some dude in Portland Oregan is on to something.

I'm hungry for some firm juicy ass now.

[Fishguy717]

https://www.oregonlive.com/coronavir...-delivery.html

Hilarious! So how many mongers go get a room where they can order from them? LOL.

[JimmyDeen]

https://www.oregonlive.com/coronavir...-delivery.html

That's a blue state. Anything goes in blue.

[OzzyHead]

https://www.oregonlive.com/coronavir...-delivery.html

They should call it WhoreDash.

[Drew Park]

https://www.oregonlive.com/coronavir...-delivery.html

[Jaunty Plow]

She does now.

http://jacksonville.skipthegames.com...y/880902866289

Her ad went down quick, was anyone able to partake?

[Friendly Brain]

Well, fellas, I thought I'd post my recent visit to wacko's and sins. Wanted to post it earlier but stuff got in the way.

Obviously this was a few days before covid-19 really started closing things down locally.

Started out at wacko's, and while things were sorta busy, it seemed kinda. Disorganized? Maybe not the best word. Wasn't really a fan. As others remarked, plenty of girls, but most were on their devices, the few that were mingling only really seemed to go for what looked like the regulars. Stage dances were pretty lackluster.

Next stop was sins, which had a pretty even ratio of girls to patrons, but with the girls being much more active and friendly than wacko's.

Ended up getting a few dances from a nice and friendly girl, whose name I unfortunately didn't catch, which actually might have been important to know, but more on that later.

Dances were stimulating, no extras, though I'm sure I could have gotten them if I'd asked.

But, coming back to the important bit, she surprised me by licking the inside of my ear. You can probably guess where this is going.

Anyway, some 36+ hrs later I'm at the doc, barely able to swallow. Good ole str ep.

Obviously, I can't say with absolute certainty if it was from sins, but I'm pretty darn certain.

Would have posted a warning earlier but by the time I knew, it had become a moot point anyway.

Mending well, I'm glad to say.

On a different note, anybody know if sarah, tall, blonde, kinda big booty, from DH ever does any extras, or maybe takeout?

Stay safe out there fellas.

[SuperNut]

Just a heads up that Wackos has some specials going on so you can drink to the boredom, I saw a lot of bottles with special pricing on them. I don't really drink hard liquor but what the hell. If you can't get fucked, GET DRUNK AT HOME.

[RiverSideRat]

Spent some time at Sins. Has anyone had any luck with Dani, dark hair, nice man mades? I was also wondering if Georgia still works days.

She does now.

http://jacksonville.skipthegames.com...y/880902866289

[Scooter6]

You can find the ordinance here: https://jaxcityc.legistar.com/Legisl...vanced&Search=.

It has been enacted and is "in effect"; however, there is a 90-day grace period for current dancers. Besides raising the minimum age to 21, the ordinance requires all dancers to get a work permit from JSO. An application is required, and JSO can require any information in the application it deems appropriate (scary, since law enforcement is not in the business of protecting privacy). The dancer can't get a permit if she is on probation for certain offenses. There is $150 fee for the work permit. The permit has to be renewed annually, and the annual renewal fee is $150. The dancer has to complete an approved course in sex trafficking education. Once issued, the permit can be suspended or revoked if the dancer is convicted of prostitution, violent offenses, drug offenses, or lewd acts. The clubs can get their permits pulled if they let anyone dance without a permit. Even though JSO issues the permits, the clubs are independently responsible for knowing whether the dancers are eligible.

Many (most? All?) of the strippers are doing it because they: desperately need money (often for drugs); don't have the education or training to make any real money doing anything else, or their prior records make them unemployable in most legit fields; are lazy; or some combination. So how many of the select few who are even eligible (I. E. , over 21 and not on probation) are going to have the ability (much less the inclination) to: give JSO all their personal info; seek out and complete a sex trafficking ed course; and pay $150 a year to be allowed to strip?

The elected officials know these girls by and large aren't going to follow through, so it's fair to assume their intent was to prevent most girls from being able to strip, and to thereby damage the clubs or put them out of business. If they had any real interest in preventing sex trafficking, they would appreciate the fairly obvious fact that desperate young ladies won't be heading to universities or corporate America when they aren't allowed to strip, but to dark alleys and seedy hotel rooms to turn tricks and risk their lives for pimps and dbs.

The suspension of their Work Identification Card (funny that it's abbreviation is WIC) is harsher for prostitution then it is for VIOLENT felonies AND drug trafficking.

SMH. Who in good conscious could ever write such a bill?

"All you did was weaken a country today Kaffee.that's all you did".

[Dogboy Jax]

It's a New law passed by the City of Jacksonville and immediately implemented. You won't see any 18-20 year old females in any strip clubs.

You can find the ordinance here: https://jaxcityc.legistar.com/Legisl...vanced&Search=.

It has been enacted and is "in effect"; however, there is a 90-day grace period for current dancers. Besides raising the minimum age to 21, the ordinance requires all dancers to get a work permit from JSO. An application is required, and JSO can require any information in the application it deems appropriate (scary, since law enforcement is not in the business of protecting privacy). The dancer can't get a permit if she is on probation for certain offenses. There is $150 fee for the work permit. The permit has to be renewed annually, and the annual renewal fee is $150. The dancer has to complete an approved course in sex trafficking education. Once issued, the permit can be suspended or revoked if the dancer is convicted of prostitution, violent offenses, drug offenses, or lewd acts. The clubs can get their permits pulled if they let anyone dance without a permit. Even though JSO issues the permits, the clubs are independently responsible for knowing whether the dancers are eligible.

Many (most? All?) of the strippers are doing it because they: desperately need money (often for drugs); don't have the education or training to make any real money doing anything else, or their prior records make them unemployable in most legit fields; are lazy; or some combination. So how many of the select few who are even eligible (I. E. , over 21 and not on probation) are going to have the ability (much less the inclination) to: give JSO all their personal info; seek out and complete a sex trafficking ed course; and pay $150 a year to be allowed to strip?

The elected officials know these girls by and large aren't going to follow through, so it's fair to assume their intent was to prevent most girls from being able to strip, and to thereby damage the clubs or put them out of business. If they had any real interest in preventing sex trafficking, they would appreciate the fairly obvious fact that desperate young ladies won't be heading to universities or corporate America when they aren't allowed to strip, but to dark alleys and seedy hotel rooms to turn tricks and risk their lives for pimps and dbs.

[NeckAuthority]

It's a New law passed by the City of Jacksonville and immediately implemented. You won't see any 18-20 year old females in any strip clubs.

Know a couple who moved and looking like making a hella alot more then they was here. (which makes sense).

[SuperNut]

Is this 18-20 year old restriction a proposal or is it an active restriction?

It's a New law passed by the City of Jacksonville and immediately implemented. You won't see any 18-20 year old females in any strip clubs.

[Charlie Runkle]

Jacksonville is limiting 50 people in bars and no booze after midnight. This will have a huge impact on the clubs.