Vegas_Millennial

I've been to Boys Club in Amsterdam in 2023 and 2024. There were no shows. There were no more than 2-3 boys working each time I went. However, this may be because of the time of year I visited. The first visit was during Pride weekend, and the owner said most of the visiting working boys were given the days off to enjoy the parade and evening parties because they never experienced a Pride event in their home countries. The second time I visited was in October and supposedly that is a slow tourist season, and/or working boys are back at University. So perhaps the best time to visit is during early summer when University is out, but not during Pride. There was a boy on my arm on the couch while I had some drinks and enjoyed the conversation and view of porn; there was a second boy working upstairs with another client; and, sometimes there was a third boy available in the bar, but he wasn't stripping or dancing on a pole and certainly not performing with anyone. I would still recommend to visit Boys Club while in Amsterdam, and enjoy it for what it is: a whorehouse. But it's not a place to watch a voyer sex show. However, the rooms have plenty of mirrored walls, so you can watch the boy perform with you live as it happens in the mirror 🥳

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I'll be staying in Midtown near both Penn Station and PATH trains later this year. I've traveled between Newark Liberty airport EWR and Manhattan by monorail/train before. I just booked a future United flight out of EWR and wonder how bad is the monorail operation with the current construction? If my flight is departing from EWR Terminal A, is train from Penn Station to airport then monorail still the way to go, or should I just take a PATH train from midtown over to New Jersey, then Uber the rest of the way? The idea of using the 62 Bus with a suitcase is not an appealing alternative to me.

It's probably pinned to make it easier for Admin to constantly check to make sure members aren't posting pictures of erections, which violate our rules

Here's a summary of every business I visited or will visit today: 1. Breakfast at a diner. Restaurant charges 2.5% for credit cards. I paid with cash. 2. Bought hair products at a salon. Solon quoted me 30% off if I paid in cash. I paid with cash. (Yes, 30% not 3%) 3. Car detail. Business charges 8% for credit cards. I paid with cash. 4. Gay bar for a drink (TGIF!). Bar only accepts cash. I paid with cash. 5. Haircut/wax/manicure/pedicure/body scrub. The provider charges 10% to accept credit cards. I will pay in cash, as usual. I am glad I always have cash on hand to take advantage of these savings. I only allow my tenants to only pay me via cash, check, or money other. Right now, they all choose cash. Therefore, I always have enough cash to avoid visits to the ATM or bank, and I can grab these great cash discounts that are more than my Rewards Credit Cards can offer me.

I speak from experience. I have a housekeeper clean once a week, a landscaping team come once a month, a pest control man come once a month, and hire massuers and escorts a la carte. When I retire and spend more time at home, I'll likely have the housekeeper come twice a week, an experienced pool guy every week, and then find good looking eye candy to come twice a week to lightly "clean" the pool in his speedos or naked, and then do a household chore or two naked. I could never afford to hire a full-tine live-in caregiver or a stay-at-home spouse 😉 and still maintain my lifestyle

On the contrary, I have a friend who owns some land in rural Louisiana. He lives in the main house with a pool. He rents his smaller house next door to a single straight guy, who's allowed to come over and use the pool. The two of them swim naked together, and now the straight guy is a regular blow buddy. Plus, my friend finds all the horny truckers passing through town and need a quickie, and my friend is happy to oblige. For me, both rural and urban have their benefits. It's the suburbs that's really purgatory. Nothing's convenient enough to walk or transit, yet homes are too close together to allow naked pool parties against the woods 🎉

The older I get, the more I find to agree with the Catholic Church. When I visit the Vatican in 2 weeks, I'll be sure to bring my Red White and Blue Bible for Leo XIV to autograph!

I will NOT shop anywhere that only provides self checkout. I always patronize a clerk, and I always pay with cash.

If I lived in a rural area, I would try to open a men's nudest campground and then use that money to hire live in help for the camp ground

An alternative explanation: I have a gay friend who is Latin and grew up with a fit father. He vividly remembers a time when he was a young boy and went to the local community pool with his older siblings and saw a fat white man with a cut cock showering naked in the men's locker room, and he said he instantly felt attracted to older white fat men and is now a Bear chaser for white men who are cut. So, just like a small portion of the population is attracted to others of the same sex vs opposite sex, there is an even smaller portion of the population that is attracted to people that aren't conventionally attractive to most.

What is Nature's condition for lying about age? Does lying about age happen to all mammals, or just humans, or just homosexual mammals? (Rhetorical, just trying to get back to the topic of lying about age, not about acceptable desires or Nature vs Nuture debate) I tend to hire mostly middle aged men in their 30s and 40s. I really don't mind if an escort says he's 32 or 48, as long as he looks middle aged. I also often hire senior citizens over age 50. If I see a good looking 60 year old, I will hire him... Unless he tries to tell me he's in his 30s or 40s. When I want a smooth young inexperienced thing, that boy better look 19 if he says he's 19. The male body is still growing in his early 20s. There's a noticeable physical difference between 22 vs 28, that I wouldn't notice between 42 vs 48. I wouldn't hire a man who looks 25 in his pictures if I'm looking for 18-22.

For live in help, expect to pay at least $109K per year ($300/day), with a rotation of 2 people to provide days off, and that's without employment for sex, nude housekeeping, etc. You may want to consider hiring separate people for each task. Hire a housekeeper who comes daily for 2 hours, a landscaper who brings a team weekly for 2 hours, a pool boy who stops by 3x per week to address the pool, and then an escort for companionship twice a week. You'll pay less, and get more actual work done than a single person ever could

If you have to ask, then you're not ready for fatherhood 😉 I've been called Daddy since I was 31, by a young man who was 30

Thank you! It's good to see that you (the only person with hiring experience with this young man) enjoyed him enough to go back for seconds!

Yes, men hired to work at a ranch. White boys in Oklahoma who are hired for the day or week or month to take care of horses (my friend owns horses). Being young men away from any nightlife, they get horny and are looking for money.

That's discussed on this thread: Enjoy!

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Congratulations! 🎉 👏

I'll be on BA's Airbus A350-1000, which is what I was on my last time with them. Last time, due to a glitch on their website, I was able to choose a window seat for no extra fee. This year, all the window seats are already reserved so it looks to be my first time flying lie-flat first class without a window. The window is not too much of a plus nowadays because the flight attendant automatically dim every window on long flights, so there is not much to see even when over land. But I did appreciate being able to see Greenland on my first return crossing back to the States.

Finally some good news on inflation, a the rate is finally below the long term trend of 3%. Headline: Inflation rate eases to 2.4% in March, lower than expected; core at 4-year low. Inflation rate eases to 2.4% in March, lower than expected; core at 4-year low WWW.CNBC.COM The consumer price index fell a seasonally adjusted 0.1% in March, putting the 12-month inflation rate at...

Stock Market Outlook: Bull Market May Not Be Finished WWW.MORGANSTANLEY.COM The bull market in U.S. stocks may have further to go, with the rise in bearish sentiment pointing to... Key takeaway for investors right now: The bull market probably isn’t finished, and the S&P 500 may yet end the year with single-digit gains. Hints of investor euphoria that began to appear have been washed out of the market, creating the possibility that the bull run for stocks may stretch out longer When stocks fall 15%, as they did in early April, it can be a good time for investors to increase their commitment to equities. The S&P 500 has fallen at least 15% from its peak on 18 occasions since 1950, and the average subsequent one-year return for stocks bought at that level is 14%. Yes, stocks will often keep falling for a time, but the subsequent one-year returns are often attractive when using a 15% decline as an entry point. Stocks could certainly retest their early April lows. Although the base case outlook is for gains in 2025, the market is open 251 days in a year. Should stocks drop 20% or more, we believe investors would do well to consider increasing equity allocations even more aggressively. In the 12 times since 1950 that the S&P 500 dropped 20%, the average subsequent one-year return with that decline as the entry point is 19%. There are two instances in that data set with negative one-year returns after a 20% drop: during the great financial crisis in 2008-2009 and during an oil shock in the 1970s.

I don't know, I have never used an airline app. I always walk to the counter and let the desk agents service me. I don't add my passport or identification information before my flight. I've heard too many stories of flyers who were denied boarding because they made a typo entering their information to the airline's app or website. I always just let the ticket agent or gate agent handle it. There's no line, because everyone else is using an app!

I would have given the waitress or host exactly enough cash for the bill before the 15% fees, and told the restaurant why I'm not coming back. Let them call the cops if they want to try to get the other 15% in "fees" from me. I have done that before at establishments that have the nerve to try this (it's only ever happened to me in California). I've seen "electricity fee" at a breakfast restaurant in San Diego in the 1990s, and "utility fee" at a pizza parlor in Palm Springs in the 2010s. I have seen an establishment add its credit card fee into the same line as the sales tax. Thank goodness I always double check the accuracy of the sales tax and discovered it, and pointed it out to the waiter who had it removed because I always pay cash.