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Daseshofficial_ t1_ixwptl4 wrote

Reply to comment by big65 in Strip Club Scene by MysteriouScan6405

There’s def a few BBLS here

The location near Fayetteville would probably be your cup of tea

however that location attracts a different kind of crowd as well

yt people so entry fee is slightly higher and the females are. Too bougie you’ll have more fun at the hood location 😂

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ExtremeHobo t1_ixwpb8a wrote

Reply to Strip Club Scene by MysteriouScan6405

I'm late to this but you should ignore most of the responses here. With a limited budget Richards is the best and only option. You can get a pitcher of beer (for cheap) and chill without getting immediately pressured into a private room.

Rouge is tiny AF and you can't really disappear into the crowd there, they also have expensive drinks.

Paper Moon will sell you a $12 bottle of Bud light and then immediately pressure you into a private room before you have a chance to get a feel for anything. They will upcharge the fuck out of you.

The lap dance area at Richards is only semi private and cheaper than anywhere else.

If it's your first time just come in with like $40 in singles, sit up front when you see a girl you like and toss money her way. Buy a pitcher of beer with your bud and drink it. If a girl you really like asks for a lap dance it used to be $20 a song (sometimes they do 2 songs for 1) and you should tip like another $5 or $10 on top.

To the points about VA vs other states. If you really want to see a wide open vagina in your face then go to WV or another full nudity place. It's not my thing personally. Also, in VA there are tassels but they are clear and you can't even really see them. It's silly and no reason not to go here.

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EurydiceSpeaks t1_ixwm3aq wrote

Reply to comment by Ashbin in What's up with the COVID numbers in Richmond? by Ashbin

Thanks for the resource! I'm making the transition between KN95 masks and N95 respirators at present. My only reservation about the article is that people will see his summary of the numbers on how effective current intramuscular mRNA vaccines are against *Omicron* specifically and oversimplify it down to "vaccines are useless!" But then again, most of the people likely to do that probably aren't reading the Substack of a cardiologist-turned-researcher. I don't know. Fingers crossed about the nasal vaccines, though.

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