Just met the new owner of a strip club that I do business with.
Pretty cool guy,probably late 40's, at least semi attractive I suppose.
I was talking to him about some business stuff and he mentioned that he owns numerous strip clubs throughout the US/ Carribbean. He was talking about a new girl that he had hired that is supposedly pretty damn hot, and he said "I think I'm going to take her to bike week with me".
He mentioned that being in the strip club business has its "fringe benefits".
He seems like he does well with it, so I don't think he's 100% in it for the pu$$y, but it got me thinking about how doing certain things in your life can keep you "in the women", so to speak.
I guess Hef would be the ultimate example. Who knows how much his "girlfriends" "love" him, but everyone seems to be happy enough getting what they want from the situation. (Yea, I watched the show a couple of times, you got a problem with that?)
Of course the status thing can keep the younger women chasing you well into older age (actors, musicians, politicians, CEO's).
But what else can keep a man in the game indefinitely?
Is it "wrong" to try to retain desirability by cultivating status or being involved in a certain kind of business?
What if the women are merely a "byproduct"?
Pretty cool guy,probably late 40's, at least semi attractive I suppose.
I was talking to him about some business stuff and he mentioned that he owns numerous strip clubs throughout the US/ Carribbean. He was talking about a new girl that he had hired that is supposedly pretty damn hot, and he said "I think I'm going to take her to bike week with me".
He mentioned that being in the strip club business has its "fringe benefits".
He seems like he does well with it, so I don't think he's 100% in it for the pu$$y, but it got me thinking about how doing certain things in your life can keep you "in the women", so to speak.
I guess Hef would be the ultimate example. Who knows how much his "girlfriends" "love" him, but everyone seems to be happy enough getting what they want from the situation. (Yea, I watched the show a couple of times, you got a problem with that?)
Of course the status thing can keep the younger women chasing you well into older age (actors, musicians, politicians, CEO's).
But what else can keep a man in the game indefinitely?
Is it "wrong" to try to retain desirability by cultivating status or being involved in a certain kind of business?
What if the women are merely a "byproduct"?
