BoomToTheMoonAlice
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Yes, you're right, it's a fun experience, especially if you have a bunch of guys who get along. You need this especially when you 'accidentally' hurt someone. Everyone is going to cover for each other and these are the guys you are going to radio for help when shtf. It's also a great tool to network with club owners, promoters, strippers, bar girls, drug dealers etc. A lot of door guys deal drugs too and they help women skip the line which when you're a 20 year-old social-lite seems like a big deal. The majority of uni girls go home with their friends at the end of the night and if they get an opportunity will run up to the 'cute' bouncer before they leave to get his number so they can have something to brag about in the car. Lots of the girls who work in the club bang the bouncers too because they spend a lot of time around them complaining about the boss or gossiping about X ****head manager snorting coke in the backroom... so you're already a 'funny guy she knows from work'. In addition, you learn an interesting set of skills that make you assertive and a bit confrontational but also social, as opposed to a jail guard who has to be ON the entire shift. I would highly recommend everyone into PUA moonlighting as a bouncer at your local nightclub or raves, it will get you in front of hot women. I think for this reason, bouncers are perceived as 'cooler' than cops... the bouncer goes home with a phone number while the cop goes home with PTSD.Bouncer salary is not $75,000+/annual. Yet bouncers have an advantage over men in that $75,000 - $125,000 range who are white collar or blue collar workers. They are considered exciting, protector men. Imagine being a bouncer who is 6'0"+ and 200 lbs + of mainly muscle. That's going to impress a lot of women. A bouncer of that height and weight with a motorcycle will have abundance and it is abundance of stripper and barmaid vagina.
It would take a lot of money for a 5'9"-5'11" white collar worker in a non-STEM field, in decent shape, and with average social skills to replicate what a bouncer has. That might take a white collar salary of $250,000+ to achieve that sort of abundance with attractive women.
I don't want to de-rail this thread so I'll just say, whatever your opinion here George Floyd was a bouncer while Derek Chauvin was a cop. The two knew each other prior to the incident and worked the same club in very different roles.
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