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  1. Apologies for being very late to the party, but I'm firmly in @LukePhx's corner here. In a 2019 article in Instinct magazine, Dallas Steele stated: "After 23 years in TV news, I had found what I thought was a great main anchor job at the NBC/ABC combo station in Fort Myers, Florida....About one year into my three-year contract, the boss tells me they’ve been doing “focus group” research and that “people here, just don’t like you.” ...They paid me out the rest of 2011..." Based on this quote, in 2011 he had 24 years in TV news, meaning he would have started in 1987. In a 2018 post to the Fort Troff blog, he stated: "I was on-air in radio at 17, and moved to TV news at 23. " Doing the math... 1987 - 23 = 1964. 2026 - 1964 = 62. He's 62 years old.
  2. I just checked both rentmassuer.com and rent.men and both display the usual number of ads in Phoenix, San Diego, and LA. BTW: Re-starting a browser typically won't resolve problems like this. You need to clear browsing history and the cache and then close/restart the browser.
  3. "Provider" is a catch-all term for escorts, masseurs, massage therapists, and the like. He's been advertising as a masseur since 2016, so he has been a provider for at least nine years. As of October he is providing escort as well as massage services.
  4. Quote from an article in the Columbus Dispatch: "Snyder agreed to pay the woman, who was an undercover police officer, $160 to perform a sex act."
  5. His profiles has expired, which is why it no longer appears in RM search results. They only display active profiles. I've seen expired profiles in search results very occasionally and my guess has been the profiles expired the same day as I searched.
  6. rvwnsd

    BenchSquatPull

    The link posted at the top of the thread isn't working (for me, at least) so here it is again: https://rent.men/BenchSquatPull
  7. Yeah, hence the comment. However, to @BOZO T CLOWN's point he would not be the first guy to say he is a "[insert name of city/region] jock" who has moved from said city.
  8. Looks like he is leaving LA Thanksgiving Day to visit Detroit. My guess is he lives in NYC and travels a lot.
  9. We were an Appian Way family because my father was an artist working on Armor-Dial ads. Armor, who made the mix, would drop off cases of the stuff for the employees of the art studio where he worked. By the time my mother was finished doctoring it up, it was a completely different pizza.
  10. I didn't even work the fry station (I worked the counter and the drive-thru) and could feel and smell the grease on myself.
  11. That's not incorrect, but also not completely correct. Belgian historian of food, Pierre Leqluercq noted that the first recorded mention of French fries is in a Parisian book in 1775. He traced the history of French fries and found the first recipe of what is a modern-day French fry in a French cookbook from 1795, La cuisinière républicaine. It was these Parisian fries that inspired Frederic Krieger, a musician from Bavaria who learned how to make these fries in Paris, to take the recipe to Belgium. Once there, he opened his own business and began to sell fries under the name ‘la pomme de terre frite à l’instar de Paris’ which translated to ‘Paris-style fried potatoes.’ source: History Cooperative "The Origin of French Fries." There's also a story in the July1899 edition of Good Housekeeping that refers to "French fries." TLDR: Belgium acquired fried potatoes from France via a German. Back to the topic of struggling chain restaurants, there are some chains who are flourishing because they deliver great service and great food. Some chains are struggling because they don't do that. Mc Donald's problem, in my view, is not with the ingredients but with franchisees who don't prepare the food properly and who sell product that should be tossed. McD's needs to go back to the days of the "blitz." That's where secret shoppers would swarm a restaurant and rate everything from food quality to bathroom cleanliness to whether the bag was folded and presented correctly through the drive-through window. At my store, they would hide out among the crowd in the bus shelter located opposite the drive through. No, I am not making this up. It was a real thing. FWIW, the bags I presented were always folded correctly.
  12. The original link has become corrupted, so here's a link to his profile: https://rent.men/WalkinWishlist
  13. I hired him several years ago and the pics were outdated then. He was out of shape, gave off a weird vibe, and the room he rented in the big house was not particularly relaxing.
  14. There's also the easy-to-locate "link" icon at the top of the post creation window: Indeed we have!
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