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**Prudential808** · 05-10-20 21:48

Originally Posted by HapaBoy86 [View Original Post]

More raids will happen from my uderstanding.

Will be osaka (already 3 times search since pine tree owner get evicted) and pcr.

Angel / VIP is lucky cause they can evade owing to pcr new owner's stupid hardworking marketing while raid warning and corona bullshit lockdown.

**Incogfilipino** · 05-10-20 20:01

Originally Posted by DangerBoy [View Original Post]

Nadamoto used the justification of "stopping the spread" to shut down the AMP.

It would be nice if his office paid that much attention to the tourists who are supposed to be in quarantine that aren't.

Of course, he's a self-serving hypocrite that's Kaneshiro's lackey who only goes after whatever's going to get him headlines, because he's desperate to keep his job.

Agreed. They can't track tourists worth a damn so they want that media win.

**LetzGetItDr** · 05-10-20 18:56

Originally Posted by Honolulu1 [View Original Post]

Healthy Angel massage parlor searched.

KHON2.

https://www.khon2.com/coronavirus/he...rlor-searched/

No slow down for prosecutors office.

Be safe Braddahs. Hono1.

Sounds to me like someone did pay their dues because there's a hell of a lot of spots in there to single out just 1. Interesting.

**DangerBoy** · 05-10-20 17:18

Nadamoto used the justification of "stopping the spread" to shut down the AMP.

It would be nice if his office paid that much attention to the tourists who are supposed to be in quarantine that aren't.

Of course, he's a self-serving hypocrite that's Kaneshiro's lackey who only goes after whatever's going to get him headlines, because he's desperate to keep his job.

Originally Posted by HapaBoy86 [View Original Post]

More raids will happen from my uderstanding.

**DangerBoy** · 05-10-20 17:14

That's an interesting take and you may not be wrong.

Renters can't pay rent, so landlords can't pay mortgages so banks are left with worthless loans. It's a cascade effect and it's being discussed openly in commercial real estate circles right now.

Meanwhile, you have renters who are willing to pay cash, maybe even pay above market. Landlords see them as desirable tenants, put pressure on the city and council to stop the raids (or redirect their attention to streetwalkers and pimps).

Real estate developers have one of the largest lobbies in Hawaii, after all.

Originally Posted by DrGyno [View Original Post]

Hawaii is in a bad financial situation. Raids only create more hardship for this economy. How are they going to pay the rent if people cannot work?

**Stacey Kane23** · 05-10-20 13:54

Anyone got access to this video?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.haw...tputType%3Damp

**Dr Gyno** · 05-10-20 13:17

Originally Posted by HapaBoy86 [View Original Post]

More raids will happen from my uderstanding.

Hawaii is in a bad financial situation. Raids only create more hardship for this economy. How are they going to pay the rent if people cannot work?

**HapaBoy86** · 05-10-20 03:02

Originally Posted by Honolulu1 [View Original Post]

Healthy Angel massage parlor searched.

KHON2.

https://www.khon2.com/coronavirus/he...rlor-searched/

No slow down for prosecutors office.

Be safe Braddahs. Hono1.

More raids will happen from my uderstanding.

**Honolulu1** · 05-10-20 00:08

Healthy Angel massage parlor searched.

KHON2.

https://www.khon2.com/coronavirus/he...rlor-searched/

No slow down for prosecutors office.

Be safe Braddahs. Hono1.

**Vapor909** · 05-06-20 19:57

Originally Posted by Redneck1 [View Original Post]

Drive-Thru Strip Club Serves Up Sexy And Safe Solution For Coronavirus Blues.

Lucky Devil Lounge in Oregon has come up with yet another innovative, fun and sexy idea to keep income and customers coming during the pandemic.

Shon Boulden shouldn't be all that busy these days. He owns two strip clubs in Portland, Oregon, both of which were deemed "nonessential" in March, along with many other businesses in the state, and were ordered to close due to the spread of COVID-19.

But when HuffPost spoke to him late last week, he was working overtime to juggle media requests and prepare for another weekend of "Drive Thru Food 2 Go-Go," a drive-thru version of his club Lucky Devil Lounge that he recently launched, to lines around the block.

Boulden, his clubs and employees first made headlines in March when, as a way to stay open and continue to bring in income during the government-mandated shelter-in-place order, dancers from the clubs began working as delivery people, with security guards serving as drivers. Many orders and one cease-and-desist letter from Uber later (Boober Eats was the service's original name), they've now come up with an even more revved up tactic to keep business booming.

"Since food delivery started we've had a lot of local businesses showing us support and wanting to collaborate," Boulden said. "A local event company that sets up stages, tents, things like that, called us and were like, 'We're out of business, we're not doing anything'. They offered to build us a huge tent, two stages, a DJ booth, a couple of stripper poles with lights, lasers, fog machines and were like, we'll just see how it goes".

Here's how the new drive-thru works: You pay $30 to enter and can order any food item off the menu. Once inside the tent, you're treated to a full show, from a group of (masked, of course) dancers. They do a song or two for each car, and then they send you on your way with your food. There are tip buckets set up inside, and the dancers even have devices normally used to collect trash that allow them to collect tips from a distance.

The drive-thru has proven even more lucrative than the original food delivery program, though they're still providing that service, too.

"We had a nonstop line of cars wrapped around our parking lot Saturday night," Boulden said, adding that the new attraction is drawing visitors from beyond just the Portland area.

"We had a carload of girls from Seattle, two and a half hours away, do a road trip down to Portland to our drive-thru just to get some food and see this going on," Boulden said. "It's crazy".

For the employees, Food 2 Go-Go is more than just a way to keep money coming in, it's a way to get back to some sense of normalcy and creativity as Brodie, who celebrated her birthday on stage last week, explained.

"It feels amazing. It's still not enough, but it feels so good to move," she said. "I woke up the next day and was actually sore, it had been so long (since I last danced). I just need this right now".

Toxic, who also works at Lucky Devil Lounge, told HuffPost that it's also been a way to help deal with some of the negative mental effects that self-isolation has caused.

"It's helped my mood and my anxiety and depression during this entire pandemic because I get to have some type of artistic expression again," she said. "It's great to feel sexy, I just feel really invigorated".

And she said that feeling translates to the crowds of cars showing up to the drive-thru, too.

"You can just see our customers' smiles, I'm really happy we have this option for people," she said. "It's even more exciting than the deliveries because they're getting out of the house. It's really nice".

This is a great idea!

**Redneck 1** · 05-06-20 13:26

Drive-Thru Strip Club Serves Up Sexy And Safe Solution For Coronavirus Blues.

Lucky Devil Lounge in Oregon has come up with yet another innovative, fun and sexy idea to keep income and customers coming during the pandemic.

Shon Boulden shouldn't be all that busy these days. He owns two strip clubs in Portland, Oregon, both of which were deemed "nonessential" in March, along with many other businesses in the state, and were ordered to close due to the spread of COVID-19.

But when HuffPost spoke to him late last week, he was working overtime to juggle media requests and prepare for another weekend of "Drive Thru Food 2 Go-Go," a drive-thru version of his club Lucky Devil Lounge that he recently launched, to lines around the block.

Boulden, his clubs and employees first made headlines in March when, as a way to stay open and continue to bring in income during the government-mandated shelter-in-place order, dancers from the clubs began working as delivery people, with security guards serving as drivers. Many orders and one cease-and-desist letter from Uber later (Boober Eats was the service's original name), they've now come up with an even more revved up tactic to keep business booming.

"Since food delivery started we've had a lot of local businesses showing us support and wanting to collaborate," Boulden said. "A local event company that sets up stages, tents, things like that, called us and were like, 'We're out of business, we're not doing anything'. They offered to build us a huge tent, two stages, a DJ booth, a couple of stripper poles with lights, lasers, fog machines and were like, we'll just see how it goes".

Here's how the new drive-thru works: You pay $30 to enter and can order any food item off the menu. Once inside the tent, you're treated to a full show, from a group of (masked, of course) dancers. They do a song or two for each car, and then they send you on your way with your food. There are tip buckets set up inside, and the dancers even have devices normally used to collect trash that allow them to collect tips from a distance.

The drive-thru has proven even more lucrative than the original food delivery program, though they're still providing that service, too.

"We had a nonstop line of cars wrapped around our parking lot Saturday night," Boulden said, adding that the new attraction is drawing visitors from beyond just the Portland area.

"We had a carload of girls from Seattle, two and a half hours away, do a road trip down to Portland to our drive-thru just to get some food and see this going on," Boulden said. "It's crazy".

For the employees, Food 2 Go-Go is more than just a way to keep money coming in, it's a way to get back to some sense of normalcy and creativity as Brodie, who celebrated her birthday on stage last week, explained.

"It feels amazing. It's still not enough, but it feels so good to move," she said. "I woke up the next day and was actually sore, it had been so long (since I last danced). I just need this right now".

Toxic, who also works at Lucky Devil Lounge, told HuffPost that it's also been a way to help deal with some of the negative mental effects that self-isolation has caused.

"It's helped my mood and my anxiety and depression during this entire pandemic because I get to have some type of artistic expression again," she said. "It's great to feel sexy, I just feel really invigorated".

And she said that feeling translates to the crowds of cars showing up to the drive-thru, too.

"You can just see our customers' smiles, I'm really happy we have this option for people," she said. "It's even more exciting than the deliveries because they're getting out of the house. It's really nice".

**CunnigLingus** · 04-23-20 00:50

And they were staying at the Lay Low hotel? Who is going to be the first to post her LV ad?

**Memahu** · 04-12-20 15:44

https://www.kitv.com/story/41988398/...-amid-pandemic

This is not a movie starring Ron Jeremy as The Landlord.

**SuckItUp** · 04-02-20 22:43

Trump wants all US citizens when outside of their home (s) to wear a mask. Its not mandatory but when the hes going to start telling the TRUTH? only wants to be reelected and doesn't care how many people die so long hes the President. Sometimes hes a doctor of medicine.

**OxygenGone** · 04-02-20 17:25

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