RE: Strippers & Taxes

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This dude walked into a bar one day. It was me. I wanted to purchase 'off-sale' beer. I wasn't old enough to buy beer at the time but that didn't matter because I knew a guy who's knows a guy and his friend was always the one willing to serve me.

So I'm standing there, waiting. The stripper walks out on stage. The stage is way off in the corner; barely see it from where I was but I knew it was there. Kinda hard to miss it.

So I'm watching. Waiting. She's dancing. Turns around and holy shit! It's my friend's hot older sister!

None of us knew she did that, and nobody in the car believed me when I told them.


And yeah, they get ripped off. So do the online cam girls. Those platforms take huge percentages. And I only know that because I like studying where all the money is going in this online world when it comes to entertainment. Even the light duty cam girls who just like to look and act cute on streaming platforms for tips end up losing huge percentages.

Even way back in the day here when folks were grumbling about 50/50 I was thinking... What's the problem? That's going rate.



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Even way back in the day here when folks were grumbling about 50/50 I was thinking... What's the problem? That's going rate.

Ha, perfect.

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No kidding.

Now picture how busy that club would be if, rather than that 50% going to the establishment, it went back into the pockets of the 'patrons'.

Business would be booming.

At about 5 minutes after the show starts, they'd all be piling in. It would be packed in there. Hot and sweaty. Then, before you know it, the show's over, and everyone still has their money. All you need is a membership. Man that sounds so familiar.

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Not only that... but you invite all the patrons to invest in the new system that has a possibility of going x100 over the course of a few years. And instead of everything being priced in the debt-currency owned by someone else they are the central bank making all the rules. Provable ownership is a hell of a thing.

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I think you just lost about half or more of the people; if not most. They didn't go there to learn about banking. That's the business across the street. Wrong door.

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Ah see that's the beauty of it you're not trying to teach them a damn thing that's just how it all works in the background... in all likelihood patrons just spend all their money and leave but regulars would have more of a standing account that can generate value. All these user experiences need to get dumbed down to zero for the newbies.

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I changed my wording so it's more fitting. Each market is different. They cannot all be the same. Need to know what to do with each one and how to make the most out of it. That's why they gave up selling door to door. Bloody waste of time.

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Devil is in the details.

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Meh. What can I say. Banks like to takeover.

;)

...and this is where I get shot.

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