jeezopete

Like at any other club, that all depends on how well you treat and tip the dancers. Enjoy your time there!

I think I may start using this line:

OK, I apologize in advance, but this one just made me laugh.

Just type the name Sepulveda in the search box at the top of the forums page. It will provide you with 2 pages of links with discussions about him. (Too many links to list here.)

Best I could do on short notice:

Just got home from Sat. night at Johnsons. The club had a good crowd when I arrived just before midnight despite the lack of a/c downstairs. Upstairs was a little cooler but only a few customers & dancers were hanging out there. As I was leaving at 2:00 the crowd downstairs was even bigger. I noticed that the music volume upstairs was a lot lower than it used to be. The new DJs or the new manager must be responsible. Either way, I appreciate it because it's much easier to have conversations upstairs at the VIP bar. I had an enjoyable couple of hours at the club and I know a few dancers made a lot of money while I was there. (There may be a connection between those two things, I'll have to think about that tomorrow.) 😜

Just saw a character on episode 7 of the final season of The Boys wearing this shirt. It's for sale on Amazon if you're interested.

Additional information from The Mirror US: A young woman hurled to her death in a bungee jump freak accident was still alive after hitting the ground, according to a nurse who desperately attempted to save her. Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, 21, plummeted to her death after being launched from an abandoned 130-foot Skeleton Bridge in Sao Paulo without a safety rope on Saturday. Rayza Dias, a nurse who rushed to her aid, told Brazilian television that the woman did not die instantly. "I scraped my whole hand because there's a steep slope down there and only one rope for us to climb down," Dias told Domingo Espetacular on Sunday, describing the enormous difficulty in reaching Rodrigues de Freitas after the fall. "It was all covered in mud. I kept going down, down, we walked all the way." Dias revealed that the victim was breathing heavily and had a faint pulse as she desperately worked to provide life-saving treatment. "I even talked to her. I have a habit of joking and saying, 'Nobody dies on my shift.' And I told her, 'Duda, nobody dies on my shift.' Even though I wasn't on my shift there," she said, becoming visibly emotional. "Duda" is a widely used term of endearment for a Portuguese woman named Eduarda or a man named Eduardo or Duarte. According to local reports and a video that has since gone viral, Rodrigues de Freitas had requested to be launched "airplane style," with two instructors hoisting her above their shoulders as she stretched out her arms. While I understand people seeking the ultimate adrenaline rush, NO WAY IN HELL is anyone throwing me "airplane style" off a bridge. Not even if I had a rope, a bungee cord, or a dozen steel cables with a parachute and actual wings attached would that happen. ~Jeezopete

Sorry, I wasn't there that date and I've only made it there twice since then (one Sunday and one Saturday) but I don't recall seeing him.

And just like that...he's back. According to their Instagram and his.