Post: #26

Hooters is overrated. This virtue signaling and Stasi-esque Police State crap has to go. Another company that I will never spend my money with. It is getting easier by the day to save and invest!

Post: #27

(03-06-2017 06:10 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Hooters is overrated. This virtue signaling and Stasi-esque Police State crap has to go. Another company that I will never spend my money with. It is getting easier by the day to save and invest!

I was never really into Hooters, as at my local there are places with better beer, food, girls, atmosphere, etc.

Post: #28

(03-06-2017 05:56 PM)PapayaTapper Wrote:  

(03-06-2017 05:24 PM)Thrill Jackson Wrote:  

(03-06-2017 04:03 PM)They Call Me Mister Tony Wrote:  My God, what is the deal with all this virtue signalling bullshit that's been popping up recently?

First that iHollaback "anti-street harassment" campaign, then college campuses (forgot what specific school, but I know it was in California), had athletes with this "stand up for women" thing, then bars, such as the link Trian posted about safe bars, and a dude in Indianapolis white knighting or something of that nature, now this nonsense?

Granted, I know it's Hooters, but now bars are taking to calling the police if a date doesn't go well? I would think that this BS would eventually stop, but it seems more and more with each passing week that they're doubling down.

Pretty soon, we're gonna have public service announcements (like the It's On Us campaign) dissuading men from running game.

I voted for Trump so things like this will die out. So far it seems like Hillary might as well have been elected. But I'm patient and will give him more time to turn the ship around . It hasn't even been 2 months.

So you voted for "less government" so they could step in with "more government" to give you "less govermnent"...sooner?

What?

I want less government period. I don't want a girl able to throw me in jail for touching her leg at a bar. Or being able to charge me with rape without a rape kit proving it.

Among many other anti male laws on the book.

Post: #29

Go around to as many Hooters as you can and ask to talk to the manager.

At every one it is as though they have same douche bag who' nose you just want to break. Hell be whit, mid 40s with a goatee, a little overweight and wearing jorts.

Trust me, but try this for yourself.

Aloha!

Post: #30

How would they even do this?

It seems that between calling 911 claiming crime, telling the officers what happened, testifying in court, and any good lawyer demanding security tapes (showing no crime) there are multiple chargeable offenses being committed.

Post: #31

(03-06-2017 07:11 PM)Kona Wrote:  Go around to as many Hooters as you can and ask to talk to the manager.

At every one it is as though they have same douche bag who' nose you just want to break. Hell be whit, mid 40s with a goatee, a little overweight and wearing jorts.

Trust me, but try this for yourself.

Aloha!

He'll also have a rack of dry cleaned Columbia PFG shirts hanging from a rack in the rear seat of his 2wd Tundra Double Cab with aftermarket chrome wheels and a 2" lift.

Post: #32

(03-06-2017 06:10 PM)John Michael Kane Wrote:  Hooters is overrated. This virtue signaling and Stasi-esque Police State crap has to go. Another company that I will never spend my money with. It is getting easier by the day to save and invest!

Same for me as well. I never been to Hooters but for other businesses that try to preach to me how horrible I am for being male, white, straight, American, non-Muslim, non-person of color, etc, I have saved tons of money by avoiding them.

Starbucks... my rare iced tea there is now no more. Paid cable/satellite service... no thanks knowing my bill is supporting bullshit SJW garbage and propaganda. Amazon, I cancelled prime and haven't bought anything from there in quite awhile. Neflix, was going to restart a subscription but after seeing that "hey white people" thing I decided to pass.

I have drilled down my expenses to: Internet service from a tiny non-activist ISP, barebone prepaid cell service, food, gasoline, minor car expenses, various insurance, electricity and household expenses, overseas travel expenses (airline tickets, hotels, restaurants), a few events, and minor spending on some hobbies. My monthly budget (excluding overseas travel) is stripped down to $1,600 per month.

Post: #33

I know.
Red Pill, "game" & all that.

Yet..., perhaps the reason your date isn't going well, is because you took the chick to Hooters.