Strip Club Reports

**Mr Tattoo** · 05-13-20 18:29

Originally Posted by Acaryu [View Original Post]

When I was waiting for curbside food take out, the restaurant was packed and over a hundred people went in and out. Only one wore face mask. Ironically, there were 5 cars waiting at curb side take out and the drivers all wore masks. It is stupid people like this that make C-19 as contagious as it is. People don't think they can die. I just recover from C19 now and I can tell you this virus is as nasty as it gets. I walked into emergency and a few hours later, I don't have a clue what was going on. I woke up 3 weeks later in rehab

Yea my sister works in a hospital she said it's a nasty virus and not to be taking lightly.

Do you think you caught it at a Strip Club?

**Acaryu** · 05-13-20 16:01

Originally Posted by SgtLurker [View Original Post]

And Fauci said today a vaccine may not be 100% effective and many folks like me won't get the vaccine anyway. And people are still screaming their stupidity about testing, all testing does is say you are or are not positive (maybe) at the time the test is taken. What about tomorrow?

When I was waiting for curbside food take out, the restaurant was packed and over a hundred people went in and out. Only one wore face mask. Ironically, there were 5 cars waiting at curb side take out and the drivers all wore masks. It is stupid people like this that make C-19 as contagious as it is. People don't think they can die. I just recover from C19 now and I can tell you this virus is as nasty as it gets. I walked into emergency and a few hours later, I don't have a clue what was going on. I woke up 3 weeks later in rehab.

**Mr Tattoo** · 05-13-20 15:59

Originally Posted by SgtLurker [View Original Post]

And Fauci said today a vaccine may not be 100% effective and many folks like me won't get the vaccine anyway. And people are still screaming their stupidity about testing, all testing does is say you are or are not positive (maybe) at the time the test is taken. What about tomorrow?

That Vaccine will most likely give you Coronavirus just like how The Flu Vaccine gives you the Flu I think it's almost a no win situation and the fact the USA has a complete idiot for a President doesn't make it any better.

Smh.

**Sgt Lurker** · 05-13-20 13:48

Originally Posted by SeekingHead [View Original Post]

Honestly think we are looking at bars & clubs not re-opening till a vaccine is widely available. South Korea's attempted re-opening where 1 person infected over 100 other people shows how hard it is to keep the virus contained.

Shit sucks.

And Fauci said today a vaccine may not be 100% effective and many folks like me won't get the vaccine anyway. And people are still screaming their stupidity about testing, all testing does is say you are or are not positive (maybe) at the time the test is taken. What about tomorrow?

**SeekingHead** · 05-13-20 11:52

Originally Posted by MrTattoo [View Original Post]

Shit it's probably going to be longer then that I'm thinking July at the earliest.

Honestly think we are looking at bars & clubs not re-opening till a vaccine is widely available. South Korea's attempted re-opening where 1 person infected over 100 other people shows how hard it is to keep the virus contained.

Shit sucks.

**Mr Tattoo** · 05-13-20 06:51

Originally Posted by Slicker [View Original Post]

If strip clubs (or any other public places of business) are equipped with testing that provides immediate and reliable test results then businesses can reopen safely and responsibly. Using Follies as an example, a test administrator (perhaps in a hazmat suit) in the Follies parking lot gives you a test while you are still parked in your vehicle. You're only allowed to exit your vehicle and pay admission to Follies if your test comes back negative. If positive, you must exit the parking lot.

This provides a continuous testing framework since this test (with instant results) could theoretically be implemented by all public establishments before its workers and patrons are allowed to enter / re-enter (no exceptions). Without a continuous testing framework then reopening seems like an enormous gamble.

A company called Abbott has been and still is producing exactly this type of testing kit at scale. What's shocking to me is that there is no federal mandate that funds and deploys continuous testing. This solution seems like a silver bullet in terms of curbing the spread, saving lives, boosting consumer confidence, and speeding up economic recovery while we wait for a vaccine. The only real downside to this approach is that it will take longer to get inside a place of business.

Who wants to go through all of that just to go inside a damn strip club I mean people not going to be bothered with it too much of a hassle to everyone. I say this the strip club scene probably will never recover from this Coronavirus pandemic.

**Mr Tattoo** · 05-13-20 06:48

Originally Posted by SgtLurker [View Original Post]

Gov Kemp declared today that bars and nightclubs will remain closed until the end of May, unless he extends it again.

Bummer!

Shit it's probably going to be longer then that I'm thinking July at the earliest.

**SilentK69** · 05-13-20 02:32

Originally Posted by Slicker [View Original Post]

If strip clubs (or any other public places of business) are equipped with testing that provides immediate and reliable test results then businesses can reopen safely and responsibly. Using Follies as an example, a test administrator (perhaps in a hazmat suit) in the Follies parking lot gives you a test while you are still parked in your vehicle. You're only allowed to exit your vehicle and pay admission to Follies if your test comes back negative. If positive, you must exit the parking lot.

This provides a continuous testing framework since this test (with instant results) could theoretically be implemented by all public establishments before its workers and patrons are allowed to enter / re-enter (no exceptions). Without a continuous testing framework then reopening seems like an enormous gamble.

A company called Abbott has been and still is producing exactly this type of testing kit at scale. What's shocking to me is that there is no federal mandate that funds and deploys continuous testing. This solution seems like a silver bullet in terms of curbing the spread, saving lives, boosting consumer confidence, and speeding up economic recovery while we wait for a vaccine. The only real downside to this approach is that it will take longer to get inside a place of business.

Actually, being in the medical industry that kind of testing and set up is QUITE expensive also there is not a "few minute" testing kit that is available with actual accurate results. Also, from a business standpoint it would be a loss for them to have all that equipment / test kit when they cost about 120 $ a pop for a 10 $ head admission fee? That's a -110 $ they would have to go on. The fastest test kits right now are 45 minutes and it requires you to have a PCR machine that can churn those results those machines alot are 5 k-10 k.

**Sgt Lurker** · 05-12-20 19:54

Gov Kemp declared today that bars and nightclubs will remain closed until the end of May, unless he extends it again.

Bummer!

**GoldMonger** · 05-12-20 18:45

Originally Posted by Slicker [View Original Post]

If strip clubs (or any other public places of business) are equipped with testing that provides immediate and reliable test results then businesses can reopen safely and responsibly. Using Follies as an example, a test administrator (perhaps in a hazmat suit) in the Follies parking lot gives you a test while you are still parked in your vehicle. You're only allowed to exit your vehicle and pay admission to Follies if your test comes back negative. If positive, you must exit the parking lot.

If Follies reverses the polarity on the big metal detector and gets the right flux capacitor it can be used to detect coronavirus, right? Or maybe let the dancers help screen customers. Maybe semen tastes different if you are infected. Then again, after that test no need to go inside.

**Slicker** · 05-12-20 15:53

Originally Posted by AllTheTime [View Original Post]

I've never gone the AMP / escort route; negatives (ie legal) always seemed too high. Having recently moved to the area, I've found Follies to be an excellent and unique time.

But for more at risk, older guys like me, Follies for now really isn't a smart option. There's just too little control over points of contact (people all around, multiple women getting right up in your face to talk) to make it worthwhile. An escort, on the other hand, now seems much more manageable in terms of making sure things are safe as long as certain basics (I. E. NO kissing; CDC says virus is passed on by saliva) are followed. Having never done that, not sure how it will go, though this forum helps.

For you younger guys, have fun. It was a nice ride while it lasted.

If strip clubs (or any other public places of business) are equipped with testing that provides immediate and reliable test results then businesses can reopen safely and responsibly. Using Follies as an example, a test administrator (perhaps in a hazmat suit) in the Follies parking lot gives you a test while you are still parked in your vehicle. You're only allowed to exit your vehicle and pay admission to Follies if your test comes back negative. If positive, you must exit the parking lot.

This provides a continuous testing framework since this test (with instant results) could theoretically be implemented by all public establishments before its workers and patrons are allowed to enter / re-enter (no exceptions). Without a continuous testing framework then reopening seems like an enormous gamble.

A company called Abbott has been and still is producing exactly this type of testing kit at scale. What's shocking to me is that there is no federal mandate that funds and deploys continuous testing. This solution seems like a silver bullet in terms of curbing the spread, saving lives, boosting consumer confidence, and speeding up economic recovery while we wait for a vaccine. The only real downside to this approach is that it will take longer to get inside a place of business.

**Mr Tattoo** · 05-12-20 10:45

Originally Posted by Focker2 [View Original Post]

I don't think most of the guys would care at this point. There's so many blue balls out there, I'd bet there's going to be a line out of every club once opening day comes around.

Na I doubt guys will be line up outside the strip clubs once they open if anything they will have to follow certain guidelines as far as social distance like allowing a certain amount of people in at one time and some of those Strip Clubs won't even open back up so will see how it goes.

**AllTheTime** · 05-12-20 09:36

Originally Posted by Focker2 [View Original Post]

I don't think most of the guys would care at this point. There's so many blue balls out there, I'd bet there's going to be a line out of every club once opening day comes around.

I've never gone the AMP / escort route; negatives (ie legal) always seemed too high. Having recently moved to the area, I've found Follies to be an excellent and unique time.

But for more at risk, older guys like me, Follies for now really isn't a smart option. There's just too little control over points of contact (people all around, multiple women getting right up in your face to talk) to make it worthwhile. An escort, on the other hand, now seems much more manageable in terms of making sure things are safe as long as certain basics (I. E. NO kissing; CDC says virus is passed on by saliva) are followed. Having never done that, not sure how it will go, though this forum helps.

For you younger guys, have fun. It was a nice ride while it lasted.

**Focker 2** · 05-11-20 21:15

Originally Posted by MrTattoo [View Original Post]

Yea but who wants to go through all of that shit they might as well stay closed don't think guys going to pay a dancer wearing a mask.

I don't think most of the guys would care at this point. There's so many blue balls out there, I'd bet there's going to be a line out of every club once opening day comes around.