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RE: Girls in Balkan clubs
Alright gents, I see where you're coming from.

However, what you're saying is true for all the clubs. Of course the photographer is more inclined to take pics of prettier girls. But still, those girls are there. They aren't made up.

After the end of the day/night, you only need 1 girl, not 6.

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As for "paid models", I don't know about that in Serbia. It makes sense, but still, I have to see it to believe it.

I saw that in Bucharest. It was pretty obvious from the get go, as you'd see pretty girls in pairs/groups approaching guys left and right. When asked, they would deny working for the club. But, in 5 minutes time, one of them would ask you to buy a bottle (martini, champagne, etc.)

I saw something less obvious in Lviv (Ukraine). It was a high end club in the city centre, the name escapes me. We took a seat at the table and as I was checking out the talent on the dance floor, I saw something weird. There were like 20-30 people dancing, and 3 of them were beautiful solo girls. They were dressed like other female guests of the club, but they didn't associate with anybody there. As soon a guy would dancingly approach either of them, they would just turn their back on him and keep on dancing. It didn't matter if the guy had good looks/good dancing moves, the result would never vary.
04-25-2017 11:21 AM
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