I disagree. AF is the oasis for all things one could experience enroute on the CFA quest. This includes such things as a shower curtain sticking to your leg while attempting a terminator impression, shatting all over a sink when posed with occupied stalls, hustling CPAs, sleeping with your senior research analyst, cleaning your colon, cooking horse, and so forth. A good analyst has a handle on all of the aforementioned items pursuant for use in a mosaic matter.
Let’s clarify a few things. The party started at 12PM and ended at 5am the following morning. In those 17 hours, we were at the gay bar for maybe 1 hour. It was not the main destination nor was it planned as far as I know. After the restaurant, there was a lot of bar hopping and randomly getting in places that could accomodate our large group.
Second, the ones with the crude remarks were not my friends. I went to highschool with the bachelor. After graduation, he moved to another city, where he made other friends that I never knew existed before the bachelor party. He decided to have the bachelor party in my town and brought along with him his group. It was not my role to start giving a morality lesson to 2 dudes I didn’t know, especially considering these guys had, at that point of the day, 5-8 drinks in their system.
My thoughts exactly, that’s barely a warm up in any respectiable drinking event. Sounds like a lot of whiny excuses. None of which rectifies the situation.
Just chill, its his issue not your’s, no reason to feel awkward and if he is comfortable about himself he shouldn’t be awkward either.
If anything just give him a quick call and let him know you understand he may feel uncomfortable but let him know you’ll respect his anonymity if that is important to him.
That’s really good value. Per dance in NYC is $20 and you can only touch on the main floor if the stripper knows you and is comfortable with you. However, it’s been $20 at least for 13 years now.
Does the large amount of strip clubs in Montreal dilute or enhance the quality of the dancers on average? I mean, does the consumer end up losing or winning in this respect?