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**Budd2** · 04-24-22 08:48

Originally Posted by JustAverageJoe [View Original Post]

Really 3 pages of bullshit on who has college who's better than who with what education. A walk down memory lane for providers not in the game anymore! How about we all meet at the mall and mall walk it and reminisce but let's get the forum back to its purpose. Provide information not debate bullshit.

I wish we could talk about pussy again. They are all a hot mess on drugs and or have GPS. The rest of them are scammers. And we have the sting ads. The real bullshit is our escort scene is gone. I've Been around a long time and it's never been this bad. Yes theirs always been the over the edge addicts and the scammers, but it seems like that's all that's left. They vast majority of the escorts have always been addicts, but many still looked good and didn't have arms and legs looking like dart boards with needle marks & abscess. No more gems left at a reasonable rate to be found. I used to have at least 4 or 5 decent looking clean ladies I could call at anytime. That dwindled down to a few over the edge addicts who I could only see when I'm extremely desperate. What's crazy is those few I have left, have enough regulars and rarely advertise anymore.

**JustAverageJoe** · 04-24-22 06:51

Really 3 pages of bullshit on who has college who's better than who with what education. A walk down memory lane for providers not in the game anymore! How about we all meet at the mall and mall walk it and reminisce but let's get the forum back to its purpose. Provide information not debate bullshit.

**BumLick1** · 04-24-22 06:31

Originally Posted by Chunks92 [View Original Post]

The guy who makes 30-60 k a year working menial jobs like myself with no baggage and freedom to do whatever he wants is in the exact same position (if not better) as the harvard grad making 300 k a year with 240 k of it going towards alimony and debt from overextending themselves. Weve probably both banged the same hot women, and eventually come judgement day our graves will be the same size. Its all about how you manage what you got my friend, and the picture I painted exemplifies the importance of not fucking up and marrying the wrong woman.

C92.

Disagree. That's a logical fallacy; the guys who make 300 k+ are generally better with their money than the guys making under 100. This is anecdotal but I know several nurses who spend way dumber than doctors who I know that don't have debt. They're usually the ones buying Starbucks everyday, the newest iPhone when it comes out, and driving BMW's while putting in 20 bucks each gas station visit.

Guys who make that much tend to be less impulsive and less likely to take on bad debt. Also, statistics show that people in the 200+ income bracket generally don't marry the "wrong" woman. The number one reason marriages don't work out is finances, whether it's not making enough or someone's spending habits.

**Chunks92** · 04-23-22 22:51

Originally Posted by BumLick1 [View Original Post]

Weird, since I only hire Harvard and Oxford grads. See how much that means?

Book smart and "street smart" aren't mutually exclusive. Quite the opposite, actually.

The guy who makes 30-60 k a year working menial jobs like myself with no baggage and freedom to do whatever he wants is in the exact same position (if not better) as the harvard grad making 300 k a year with 240 k of it going towards alimony and debt from overextending themselves. Weve probably both banged the same hot women, and eventually come judgement day our graves will be the same size. Its all about how you manage what you got my friend, and the picture I painted exemplifies the importance of not fucking up and marrying the wrong woman.

C92.

**BumLick1** · 04-23-22 22:26

Originally Posted by Exec88 [View Original Post]

I had to laugh at this post.

I barely made it out of high school and never attended a day of college. Now I hirer people and 9 out of 10 college kids I hire I wouldn't hit a dog in the ass with. I'll take a street smart, uneducated, hard working kid any day over a clueless graduate. Some of the dumbest people I know are college graduates as are some of the smartest.

It's not the education it's the person.

Weird, since I only hire Harvard and Oxford grads. See how much that means?

Book smart and "street smart" aren't mutually exclusive. Quite the opposite, actually.

**Cleguy48** · 04-23-22 21:59

Originally Posted by Exec88 [View Original Post]

I had to laugh at this post.

I barely made it out of high school and never attended a day of college. Now I hirer people and 9 out of 10 college kids I hire I wouldn't hit a dog in the ass with. I'll take a street smart, uneducated, hard working kid any day over a clueless graduate. Some of the dumbest people I know are college graduates as are some of the smartest.

It's not the education it's the person.

I teach at a college and I couldn't agree more. The vast majority of the professors haven't spent a day outside of academia in the work-a-day world. And yet they seem to think they have all the answers. I had a 35 year career as an engineer and got to work with all kinds of skilled trade guys. Some of the smartest people I know. Love those guys. If I was stuck in hole, I would trust any one of them the get me out over any of those PHd's. The idea that a blue collar job is some sort of a consellation prize is BS. I had better stop. I get on this rant and can't stop. Our priorities in the country are all F'd up.

**Chunks92** · 04-23-22 08:14

Originally Posted by Exec88 [View Original Post]

I had to laugh at this post.

I barely made it out of high school and never attended a day of college. Now I hirer people and 9 out of 10 college kids I hire I wouldn't hit a dog in the ass with. I'll take a street smart, uneducated, hard working kid any day over a clueless graduate. Some of the dumbest people I know are college graduates as are some of the smartest.

It's not the education it's the person.

Well said brother Exec.

**Exec88** · 04-23-22 02:07

Originally Posted by Budd2 [View Original Post]

Many college degrees are worthless. If you graduate with an engineering degree or medical related ( doctor, dentist, podiatrists, physical therapist ect..) or get your CPA your going to make a good living, that's always in demand. Those are a few examples. Also for most degrees you need to graduate in the top 10 - 20 percent of your class or you will be that janitor the world needs. Right now there's a big demand in the trades. No one wants to work hard anymore. Plumber's are killing it, actually most of the trades are. As long as you have a skill that's in demand, your good at it, you will do well. College is great if you graduate with a high GPA and have an in demand degree.

Well said and right on the money.

**Exec88** · 04-23-22 02:02

Originally Posted by BumLick1 [View Original Post]

LOL. Just say you couldn't cut it in college and move on. College isn't for everyone, and the fact that it's sold as "needed to get employment" is dumb. But those that couldn't cut it are often the ones who try (unsuccessfully) to bash the ones that could.

I personally don't care if someone went to college or not, and generally don't try and put down those that didn't. But if I'm being honest, it's pretty easy to tell those who did, apart from those that didn't / couldn't. The world needs its janitors, and there's nothing wrong with that.

I had to laugh at this post.

I barely made it out of high school and never attended a day of college. Now I hirer people and 9 out of 10 college kids I hire I wouldn't hit a dog in the ass with. I'll take a street smart, uneducated, hard working kid any day over a clueless graduate. Some of the dumbest people I know are college graduates as are some of the smartest.

It's not the education it's the person.

**Chunks92** · 04-23-22 01:21

Originally Posted by BumLick1 [View Original Post]

LOL. Just say you couldn't cut it in college and move on. College isn't for everyone, and the fact that it's sold as "needed to get employment" is dumb. But those that couldn't cut it are often the ones who try (unsuccessfully) to bash the ones that could.

I personally don't care if someone went to college or not, and generally don't try and put down those that didn't. But if I'm being honest, it's pretty easy to tell those who did, apart from those that didn't / couldn't. The world needs its janitors, and there's nothing wrong with that.

I just didn't apply myself, which is on me. But expanding on what Budd said, some find their passion for what they want to do until later in life, and better to wait and get a degree of value then get a worthless degree which is what most of them are.

**Budd2** · 04-23-22 00:11

Originally Posted by BumLick1 [View Original Post]

LOL. Just say you couldn't cut it in college and move on. College isn't for everyone, and the fact that it's sold as "needed to get employment" is dumb. But those that couldn't cut it are often the ones who try (unsuccessfully) to bash the ones that could.

I personally don't care if someone went to college or not, and generally don't try and put down those that didn't. But if I'm being honest, it's pretty easy to tell those who did, apart from those that didn't / couldn't. The world needs its janitors, and there's nothing wrong with that.

Many college degrees are worthless. If you graduate with an engineering degree or medical related ( doctor, dentist, podiatrists, physical therapist ect..) or get your CPA your going to make a good living, that's always in demand. Those are a few examples. Also for most degrees you need to graduate in the top 10 - 20 percent of your class or you will be that janitor the world needs. Right now there's a big demand in the trades. No one wants to work hard anymore. Plumber's are killing it, actually most of the trades are. As long as you have a skill that's in demand, your good at it, you will do well. College is great if you graduate with a high GPA and have an in demand degree.

**BumLick1** · 04-22-22 23:25

Originally Posted by Chunks92 [View Original Post]

I've learned more through this hobby then any formal education could teach, met more friends, and gained more references for employment then college could ever give me. Education means nothing, its all about how you manage your finances. I was flipping burgers at my first job and washing dishes at my second at the same time I was balls deep inside of some of our areas hottest escorts and some pornstars. Meanwhile drug task force chiefs, prosecutors, and cops all fell for their own stings. Thats exactly why they want to keep hobbying and other vice crimes that could be beneficial illegal and dumb down society with formal education, if everyone learned shit that mattered in life, divorce attorneys, marriage counselors, and various other professions would be out of business.

C92.

LOL. Just say you couldn't cut it in college and move on. College isn't for everyone, and the fact that it's sold as "needed to get employment" is dumb. But those that couldn't cut it are often the ones who try (unsuccessfully) to bash the ones that could.

I personally don't care if someone went to college or not, and generally don't try and put down those that didn't. But if I'm being honest, it's pretty easy to tell those who did, apart from those that didn't / couldn't. The world needs its janitors, and there's nothing wrong with that.

**Cleve Loser** · 04-22-22 23:17

Originally Posted by Chunks92 [View Original Post]

I've learned more through this hobby then any formal education could teach, met more friends, and gained more references for employment then college could ever give me. Education means nothing, its all about how you manage your finances. I was flipping burgers at my first job and washing dishes at my second at the same time I was balls deep inside of some of our areas hottest escorts and some pornstars. Meanwhile drug task force chiefs, prosecutors, and cops all fell for their own stings. Thats exactly why they want to keep hobbying and other vice crimes that could be beneficial illegal and dumb down society with formal education, if everyone learned shit that mattered in life, divorce attorneys, marriage counselors, and various other professions would be out of business.

C92.

College isn't about learning. Its about jumping thru the hoops, and checking the proper boxes to make yourself "employable. ".

We have the entirety of human knowledge at our fingertips but no company is going to hire someone at a good wage bc they learned on the internet (or the streets for that matter) even if they could prove it.

**Metloaf** · 04-22-22 22:26

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**OneHourAtATime** · 04-22-22 10:38

Originally Posted by TravelingDiver [View Original Post]

Hi guys,

Long time lurker, first time poster.

For the first time in years, I need to go back to Cleveland for work. The last time I was in town, I was lucky enough to see TaraHotRub, and I've been dreaming about it ever since. Is there any chance in hell she's still around, under a different name, etc?

Loved Laura, she was one of the best. I think because she just flat out enjoyed sex more than anyone else. Last I saw was, I think the baby dad might have married her? I think he just might have lucked out! Looked like she was making a nice life. Always stylish clothes, always sexy lingerie, always horny, and sensual, and always with the dirty talk. A little bit spacey at times. And the cats LOL. But that was just part of the package. Met a few of her friends separately at her place (the nice one, before the extended stay), they were sexy but not nearly as fun. She was a good girl, I always pictured things working out good for her. That really was a great time for the hobby, USA and Indys and Craigslist and Backpage were all hoppin', hell, even ter was useful back then LOL.