Rants and WTF are you talking about and Coronavirus!

[QUOTE=Mongerer88;2465203]What if they don't repay the loan? Is the bank going to repossess the property? Whoever moves in will have the same issue that the bank would have if it keeps the property and converts it to a bank branch. Not all the guys will get the memo about the new ownership and new activity. If it is a bank branch now, guys will go to the window of the hottest teller and put 50 euros in the slot. She thinks it is a bank account deposit and he thinks they are going off together to have sex in another room, and it is merely "dress as a hot bank teller" day at the FKK. The language barrier will add to the problems. It will be a disaster, especially if he had decided to remove his clothes after entering the facility and approaching the teller window.

This is not unique to the FKKs. A lot of loans will just go into abeyance because the bank doesn't want to foreclose on the property and try to sell it at its least productive state.[/QUOTE]Exactly. The bank wil also be having the hard choice.

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2465222]Because when you see these guys and their behavior, you know they are not what they claim to be. I tell girls my real job, why? Because I m proud of it, and I never say I m a businessman, which mean nothing for me, when so many fake businessmen in brothels.[/QUOTE]Sirioja, the girls couldn't care less what us guys do for a living, they only care for our custom in other words our money. If we part with the money and treat them well with a good attitude we may well benefit from better service.

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2465200]I admire your spirit doctor, proven wrong on every front but still willing to retort. I bet you have a little French in you, they never admit defeat even as the walls are burning all around them. I realize you didn't read my whole post so you don't realize you were all wrong, but you did manage to find one possible mistake I made. Or was it a trap.

Unfortunately for you I said nothing about N95 masks, that was only in the article. This next part is going to hurt. The people who control everything want you to wear a mask and stay quarantined so your immune system is shattered when you finally do go outside. They want you to die, old and sick people dying is great for the economy. That and the population is far too big to control at this point. That is why they float overpopulation rumors.[/QUOTE]Never have I ever participated in an internet discussion where someone use sources that contradict their own points in order to try to prove it. Weird times.

[QUOTE=Adindas;2465381]Exactly. But Not good for us the punters. We are expecting more FKs outthere to compete based on efficiency to drive the price down while maintaining the same quality.[/QUOTE]For me, sex is not grocery nor cheap Asian products, but matter of quality. For me a expensive Audi is less expensive than a cheap Chinese car and a GND with who I would not go for free in real life is too expensive for 50. I prefer to pay more expensive for a girl who will make me dream, not only emptying balls, this is not interesting for me. I pay to dream, not for animal sex and important for me when girls offer me for free. Then behavior is even more attractive, if charm and good manners. Princess manners excite me much more than vulgarity or seeing a girl being fucked.

[QUOTE=Pistons;2465312]I am always in the club for business. The real type of business![/QUOTE]Often I keep on working my real job in brothels.

[QUOTE=Sirioja;2465219]Biggest risk to catch is when you have sex with a girl who is fucked by everybody, not when you sleep or play football in the garden.[/QUOTE]So if I understand you correctly, you advocate to keep clubs closed indefinitely? Until a vaccine or herd immunity is achieved?

[QUOTE=MrHo;2465259]I am surprise that the country like Switzerland where it is also strict with things in general let the brothels to be reopened again.[/QUOTE]Yes, and that makes me wonder: if the virus really not so dangerous, or are they deliberately laying the foundation for blaming brothels for starting a "second wave" in the future?

Similar to most countries certain "contact sports" like judo, boxing and wrestling are not allowed in Switzerland, but prostitution is? I don't understand the logic here, as many gyms and sports clubs are also professional business and need customers in order to survive.

[URL]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-28/swiss-say-sex-work-is-ok-but-not-judo-in-virus-reopening[/URL]

[QUOTE=Adindas;2465170]That is the idea, LOL.

Keep in mind these girls have seen many people in a days. The chance that she will get infected from other people are very high. You will not have fun to "jab" the girl if you still worry to get infected.[/QUOTE]On Wednesday I was banging an escort and while copulating she warned me that she was going to cough and I continued pumping her and she coughed and I thought nothing of it and banged to climax. Last night while in bed I coughed a few times and thought damn I should have pulled out, exited the room and put a mask on. Its hard to be cautious while having sex.

[QUOTE=Pistons;2465311]Define 'business man' LOL.[/QUOTE]In my next life I want to say my business is being a male porn star and I am Romanian lover boy on the side, LOL.

[QUOTE=Adindas;2465201]As one of the FFK lover I really hope that FKK will survive during this difficult time. But I still have some doubts as some of them might collapse.

I believe many FKK own their own property so no rent to pay here, But I think the main problem here is many of FKK have some loan to pay, with no income it is just a matter of time before they declare bankruptcy with the prolong void, no income period.

The girls are not a problem as long as Romania is still in the EU nothing to worry with the girl's supply.


But what do you think? Do you think many FKKs will disappear if the business is not resuming as usual by winter this year (say)?[/QUOTE]The key is what you wrote above, which is the state of their balance sheets. We can all guess their cash flows, but what was their balance sheet going into March? Also, who are the owners? I hear speculation on this site many times that this club or that club is owned by bikers / mafia / other sketchy players / and if so, the question is how did they finance the club, what was the purpose of the club: strictly to make money or was it to launder money, etc?

The reality is that most of us are not privy to the financial statements of any of these clubs, so we are just guessing.

If the club has a good brand name, even if the owners become bankrupt, it may be kept alive by new owners after ownership and capital restructuring.

If the club's attendance was so so and did not have any compelling brand name, then it would be tougher. In such a scenario, not many new owners will step forward in case of bankruptcy by prior owners.

A very important variable is how fast and how strong will business come back? In the US, restaurants and other establishments are finding out that even when they open, customers are coming back only half heartedly. I guess the virus is being handled better in EU and seems your situation is better. Perhaps locals will go back. But what about the sex tourists from US / Asia? What about business men (that dirty word again, Sirioja!) who travel to DE for some business and pop in to Oase for a quick fuck? Would international travel come back at the same rate? If not, which clubs are more exposed to that particular segment and who will lose out more / less? I don't believe we have enough info to know the answers to all these questions.

[QUOTE=Mursenary;2465412]Never have I ever participated in an internet discussion where someone use sources that contradict their own points in order to try to prove it. Weird times.[/QUOTE]Little danger means there is still danger and without quantifying it anything short of death could be considered little danger. If the mask is so loose that it is hanging off of your nose and not actually touching any other part of your face, then yes no danger. Any closer and you will decrease the amount of fresh oxygen you are breathing which will lower your immune system after about an hour. Faster if you are breathing heavily.

Let me give you another example: You are in little danger if you receive oral sex from a girl with AIDS Without using a condom unless you have a cut around your penis, also you are also in little danger if you have sex with a girl with AIDS if you are wearing a condom unless the condom breaks.

Would you Knowingly have oral sex without a condom or straight sex with a condom with a girl who has AIDS even though there is only little danger?

I will not respond to you anymore, you lack common sense and you have shown that you have a general lack of understanding concerning English. If I was playing you in a game of chess, I would just walk away because playing with you could negatively affect my intelligence.

Also, the US dollar is printed by the Federal Reserve which is owned by the same people who run the World Banks and International Monetary Fund and they also print the Euro and currencies of over 200 countries. With fractional lending most money is not backed by anything except a country's citizens deposits of cash in the banks and they can print 9 times more than a country has in the bank. They sell newly printed money to a country at about a 20% increase and then charge about 5% interest per year on top of that until it is repaid.

[QUOTE=Pessimist;2465052]No, social unrest is not necessarily a guaranteed outcome in US. In fact, I would be surprised if it came to that near term. At least not directly due to pandemic.

There could potentially be unrest in US because we seem to be a polarized society to some extent. But I think the media hypes up the degree of this polarization. So, I am not expecting a French Revolution in US anytime soon. But then again, a revolution by definition is a very fast rate of change and very very few people have the ability to foresee it, especially the timing of it with any accuracy.[/QUOTE]While the precise timing of a revolution would be hard to predict, there are certain risk factors. If youth unemployment were 20-40 percent, and say 20 percent of the population is between ages of 15-24, mass political or civil unrest would be a guaranteed outcome. Fortunately, USA does not have those kind of demographics or unemployment figures.

The pandemic might not directly lead to unrest, but it forced people to reflect on inequalities. Blacks feel left behind. Poor rural whites feel left behind. Millennials feel left behind (exorbitant student loans, 2008 crisis, 2020 crisis). The Fourth Industrial Revolution will also bring about disruptive changes. Given the below quote, I would be surprised if there isn't a strong push for universal health care or universal basic income in the coming decades:

[QUOTE]"The feeling that society is rigged against them helps explain the sharply leftward shift in views among many millennials in the US. In a poll conducted last year by Harris, 49.6 per cent of Americans born after 1981 said they would prefer to live in a socialist country. A Harvard poll of Americans under 30 has seen a sharp increase in support over the past eight years for the idea that healthcare is a basic right that the government should have a role in providing: in the poll this year, 63 per cent agreed."

https://www.ft.com/content/241f0fe4-08f8-4d42-a268-4f0a399a0063
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[QUOTE=Sirioja;2465424]Worst is they don't really control, so they are not able to inform people when so many give false information and control spreading, but all is about money for Swiss administration and brothels owners know how to deal with, when a bad guy like me give true information, because if I m ready to take risks, I respect others health. But we know about level of respect for so many businessmen in brothels.[/QUOTE]Well, I'm very much afraid that the authorities are deliberately setting prostitutes / customers / brothels up for permanent closures or totalitarian tracking apps on smartphones in case CV19 starts spreading again in autumn.

It will be easy to be point fingers at brothels, prostitutes, and their customers for not providing / checking contact data, or accepting / providing false contact data.

The end conclusion is simple and foreseeable as authorities will say: "you see, people can not be trusted, so now we need to shut down brothels and force everybody to install totalitarian CV19 tracking apps on phones to monitor everybody 24/7. "

There is already a lot of media hype about every new case of CV19, and the stage for a second wave (real or imagined) is set. Furthermore, for ideological reasons, any successful treatment of CV19 is deliberately blocked by most western governments and the WHO because this was endorsed by Trump. In my country, doctors who successfully treated many patients with hydroxychloroquine + vitamine see, the + zinc are being silenced by the health authorities and shamed in the media for being quacks.

When authorities want something, they always deliberately create a crisis and then provide their "solution" as the only option. And it's always also a few irresponsible idiots that ruin it for everybody else. Tracking apps and a vaccine seem to be the only "solutions" that most governments are willing to consider, because it gives them more power.

I want to return to the old days of happy and carefree FKK clubbing!

[QUOTE=Turgid;2465435]On Wednesday I was banging an escort and while copulating she warned me that she was going to cough and I continued pumping her and she coughed and I thought nothing of it and banged to climax. Last night while in bed I coughed a few times and thought damn I should have pulled out, exited the room and put a mask on. Its hard to be cautious while having sex.[/QUOTE]Isn't that a huge turnoff? Coughing in the middle of sex is only slightly less gross than farting, LOL. I mean, the sight of the contorted face, ribs.

Would spoil the mood for me even after she stopped coughing, as I reimagine that picture LOL.

I guess your testosterone levels must be much higher than mine.

[QUOTE=McAdonis;2465490]While the precise timing of a revolution would be hard to predict, there are certain risk factors. If youth unemployment were 20-40 percent, and say 20 percent of the population is between ages of 15-24, mass political or civil unrest would be a guaranteed outcome. Fortunately, USA does not have those kind of demographics or unemployment figures.

The pandemic might not directly lead to unrest, but it forced people to reflect on inequalities. Blacks feel left behind. Poor rural whites feel left behind. Millennials feel left behind (exorbitant student loans, 2008 crisis, 2020 crisis). The Fourth Industrial Revolution will also bring about disruptive changes. Given the below quote, I would be surprised if there isn't a strong push for universal health care or universal basic income in the coming decades:[/QUOTE]Yeah, but there is a massive gulf between some sections of the society being unhappy + occasional riots to speaking about a revolution. If it is some riots, we are already having them now. We also had riots in 1960's, and if this question was asked in 1960's probably many might have said American society is heading towards a split or revolution etc, and as it were, we had 50-60 years of peaceful prosperity. And the FT quote talks about demands for universal healthcare among younger people. So, healthcare as a basic right is already fulfilled in most western societies and if US were to get it, does not need a revolution to get there. Obamacare went half way towards already and if Trump could put his name on it, he would be OK with it too. And when did youth not favor a socialism type set up? The famous saying is "if you are not a socialist at 20 you don't have a heart, and if you are not a capitalist at 40, you don't have any money or brain".

And also, you hedged yourself by saying "coming decades" - that is a long enough span that you could never be wrong (at least in our life time, LOL).

Tech always brings disruptive changes. That will continue. But do I expect people rising up to overthrow the bums and guillotine them literally or figuratively? Don't count on it in US.

My prediction is that Eurozone countries will either shrink in number to a few core nations (FR, DE, ND, etc) or Euro will simply fall apart as a currency and each will go back to its original currency before any revolution ever happens in the US. I also think China will become an existential threat to Europe and they will be torn between US and China. Either way, I am much more pessimistic about Europe than US, as an economic destination. Europe of course remains a lovely place to visit, the people are nicer (perhaps not so nice to Black people? I don't know and can't speak), food is awesome and just remains a lovely place to live and retire (and fuck for those of us mongers); I have this inner peace and tranquility when I am visiting Europe which I never seem to have in US (because I am enjoying copious amounts of sex when I am in Europe? LOL) but it is getting crushed between US and China and has no easy way out on the economic side.

[QUOTE=HammerTime96;2465491]There is already a lot of media hype about every new case of CV19, and the stage for a second wave (real or imagined) is set. Furthermore, for ideological reasons, any successful treatment of CV19 is deliberately blocked by most western governments and the WHO because this was endorsed by Trump. In my country, doctors who successfully treated many patients with hydroxychloroquine + vitamine see, the + zinc are being silenced by the health authorities and shamed in the media for being quacks.[/QUOTE]If nobody is telling us about the successful treatments because they are being blocked by western governments, how do you know? Because you heard it on TV, on the internet, on the radio, in the newspapers? So everyone says it then, it's not true that they don't tell us, otherwise you wouldn't know it either.

Mate, do not believe all the conspiracy theories you hear online.

P.S. 'Vitamin C' does not exist!