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As an FYI: the (highly recommended) ChaseVirgo is hosting an intriguing new party/event in Philly on Saturday 3/21. https://www.instagram.com/p/DF5u65DPcXX/ Unfortunately, due to a prior commitment, I'm unable to attend. But here's hoping it becomes a regular thing.

One point of possible relevance: in the reported summaries I've read of the most recent demographic report from the BroadwayLeague, it doesn't appear that they sort the databy borough, esp re theatregoing habits of folks in NYC. So perhaps the producers are overcorrecting for tri-state commuters rather than those from boroughs other than Manhattan.

I think you misunderstand the notion of "commuter"... Plenty of theatregoers live in the great beyond while trekking in to work in the city. As for me, I'm in the city 2-3x a week on weekdays for work or other appointments and, when deciding whether to catch a show or just head home, an earlier curtain time makes a big difference. I can also attest to the many playbills I routinely see in the hands and pockets of folks waiting to board the 10pm trains back to Jersey...

Theatre producers are very alert to the fact that "commuter" theatregoers (those who live beyond NYC in other parts of NY or in NJ/CT) have simply not returned to their pre-pandemic theatregoing habits. Moreover, the periodic surveys that they're constantly sending out have confirmed that those theatregoers are less inclined to choose a show that has a later start time or longer running time that will require them to take a later train/bus. So they're not only thinking about NYers or tourists, but also those dreaded bridge/tunnel/burb-dwellers (like me) who have historically made up a substantial subset of the regular ticket-buying audience... As for me, I love a 7/730 curtain as much as I love an 8pm curtain. I also love an 830pm curtain and a 5pm curtain. I love a 2pm matinee as much as I love a 1pm or a 3pm matinee -- whether on Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday or even Thursday. I just wish there was a theatre listing service that allowed you to sort the available options by curtain-time...

Strikes me as a likely "house party" situation, not something in an actual bar or event space. BuffDaddy runs comparable pop-up events in Philly, with the location info shared only through direct communication.

I had what felt like a relatively light -- if quite gratifying -- year and my total nearly matches yours, especially after I factor in my forays to Adonis/BuffDaddy events. But that's typically not counting hotel/etc costs, because hiring is "an extracurricular" and not the primary purpose for most of my travel. And though I'd happily join the #DesperatePerv crew, I suspect I'm more of a #ContentedlyAveragePerv...

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They might not be real (photoshop's been around for 20+ years) but they're not AI.

@BaronArtz here are the two images I've snatched... Luigi Shows Hard Luigi Mirror (redacted)

Any recent intel on Vegas options? And thanks for that summary overview of the big shows, @Nicedice!

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I would be surprised if he were to take things on the road. Also FWIW he's based a ways north of Seattle proper, so I suspect some advance notice/planning is advisable.

Quick update. Decided to take one for the team and just book a meetup with MysticGentlemen. Happy to report that he's legit. His pics are accurate (though he looks better in person) and his self-description captures his vibe well. Nice guy. Effective communication. Definitely recommend.

Intrigued by this gent: https://rent.men/MysticGentlemen But there's not a lot to go on... Before I reach out, thought I'd post here to see if anyone might share any experience/insight or whether anyone might apply some sleuthing skills to the case.

Thinking toward a quick work trip to Seattle in a few weeks & looking to hire while I'm there. (ScorpKing would have been perfect but, just my luck, he's recently relocated to SoCal...) But nobody else is emerging as the clear next contender SO if any y'all have any recommendations for personable, legit gents... PLEASE sing their praises here.

@Jasr3200: The Adonis Nude Party email for this Saturday night just went out... So that's a confirmed option. If you're not on the Adonis eblast list, here's the signup link: https://adonislounge.com/nyc/contact/ (Followup emails typically go out on Friday and Saturday.)

Whatever your feelings about Tucker, I hope you'll appreciate his offering this bit of VPL...

The BluRay is set to be released on October 1, so I suspect paid streaming will likely be available around then as well.

Yep -- the hospital socks put on me recently were "double sided" as well...

Ha! Now I'm wondering if we were in the same row, @cany10011!

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I also saw it today (this afternoon) at the IFC in Manhattan -- were we at the same screening, @cany10011? -- and found the movie remarkably effective. The (many) sex scenes were very sexy and strangely realistic. Same for the mix of clients and the mix of good and bad decisions being made. The main actor is both a real beauty and a very good actor. I couldn't help but wonder how many of the dozen or so middle aged and older men at my screening were viewing the film from the client POV.

I love Jules Bouyer. Posted a Jules gallery on my Insta just yesterday. But discovering the special quick peek in this tweet has just made my day.

Trip Richards has an RM profile that is intermittently active, so you might keep an eye out for him.

This is a misrepresentation of the facts of the case, though it aptly reflects the tabloid coverage of the incident and its aftermath. The CP charges were the result of prosecutorial error and he was not placed on the sex-offender registry, though he was on probation for some while. This is how NBCNews described what happened, in this 2004 story...