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The RM reviewer, 'drichardson', has been called out in weeks past as a fake reviewer.

yeah, you all knew this was coming..............

puppy rescued from gator...... https://www.nbcnews.com/news/animal-news/florida-man-saves-his-puppy-dragged-pond-alligator-n1248565

because of all these years of "pay upfront" horror stories here on the forum, I now try to do this when meeting a new guy: if he's not well-known, hasn't been recommended by somebody, and/or has little or no positive chatter here on the forum, I'll say during pre-meet planning that I'll pay at the end, don't want to talk money during the meet, and then I ask him to confirm that will be ok.......some will still ask to "see" the fee beforehand and that's ok with me.....despite all this, one guy did ask for payment upfront and I said "no, I'm an honest guy, and I'll pay in full at the end of the meet".......he sheepishly said "ok" and we proceeded as planned....

do you mean a dude who is good at parties?.......or, uhhh, the other "party"??!!

and, of course, this...... have been humming it all morning........

https://rent.men/LoganB

repeating a 2018 post I made in this thread...... go into a McDonald's, face the harried, sullen staff, and see the result of a franchised, stockholder-beholden corporation..... walk into an In N Out and see the result of a 100% company-owned-stores operation with one owner, no shareholders, a simple menu, relatively good- quality food and relatively high employee wages, and very slow growth.....happy employees: the backbone of any successful business very, very rare interview with the current owner of In N Out in this clip:

record 12-hour lines for grand opening of first In-N-Outs in Colorado.......click on the video https://www.today.com/video/in-n-out-burger-opens-to-12-hour-wait-in-colorado-96361541841

When I took Stan Musial in as a partner in my restaurant, I needed a partner about as much as I needed a new outboard motor for my automobile. Which gives you a rough idea of how fond I am of this smiling kid from Donora, Pennsylvania, who I consider without any disqualification to be the greatest guy and the greatest ballplayer of my career. http://losttables.com/musial/musial.htm .

your second time there.....did your barber (or any of them) remember you from the first time?......if so, do you think they were thinking you wouldn't care about their protocol?.....

honestly, did convo happen to come around to his pictures and the unhappy appearance?

"private jets are always a plus"

http://cdn.tonsofcock.com/galleries/58e8028f9d315/131.jpg

http://cdn.tonsofcock.com/galleries/58e8028f9d315/127.jpg

http://cdn.tonsofcock.com/galleries/58e8028f9d315/139.jpg

http://cdn.tonsofcock.com/galleries/58e8028f9d315/29.jpg http://cdn.tonsofcock.com/galleries/58e8028f9d315/65.jpg

http://cdn.tonsofcock.com/galleries/58e8028f9d315/14.jpg

I gotta say his picture #1 (first one that pops up with the ad, of course) doesn't encourage me to proceed........why can't these guys (new and well-established ) smile??

just to clarify my post #4, I only meant "public" lands out here in the west, not any kind of public viewing of the goings-on mentioned!......Westerners will know there are millions of acres of land that are "owned" by one government jurisdiction or another and are open to the public without restriction, unless posted in some way.....the proposed stake-out can be done on these lands without any prior permission, but the participants may want to find a hidden area in which no law-enforcement, campers, hikers, hunters, explorers et al may happen upon the scene.....

there are many areas in the southwest US where this can be done.....it's easy to find a private spot out here with lots of public land and no relevant restrictions.......may need a capable vehicle and, depending on the length of time you'll actually be tied up and the location aspect, some sort of friend on the lookout for approaching people/vehicles.......your first picture is obviously on a large dry lake bed, which are common and usually public in accessible areas of southern California well east of the LA area (check out Google Earth for options!!) the desert is typically warm in the day and cold at night (low humidity does this).......fall and spring would be best......the ground will not be too hot except in the summer......winter can be cool on some days, but very comfortable on others......

this.......may........work https://daddysreviews.com/venue/usa/texas/texx_dallas if not, click on "older reviews" and scroll way down to Texx