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Crashed countless high profile parties. An example: when I was living in Bangkok, after a Fado opera I walked right into the royal after party. Spent some tim
by binarymax 16y ago
Crashed countless high profile parties. An example: when I was living in Bangkok, after a Fado opera I walked right into the royal after party. Spent some time chatting with a princess and the queen.
Treat the velvet rope as a suggestion. Walk on in casually and confidently as though you have 100% right to be there, half the time nobody will stop you...especially if you are dressed properly.
- StavrosK 16y agoEverything is a suggestion. As long as you look like you belong, nobody will stop you 95% of the time.
- gaius 16y agoBest clothing for this is not a tux, it's a yellow workman's jacket.
- StavrosK 16y agoIt depends on the occasion, but yes, bonus if you appear to work there. My favorite place to go is the women's bathroom. They always have soap, paper towels and usually something like hair gel or other amenities. Men's bathrooms have nothing, plus women are cool about it.
- gaius 16y agoWhen my gym was doing some building work, men and women swapped changing rooms (all the builders were men) and I was amazed at how clean, spacious, and well-appointed theirs was. You know they even have individual shower cubicles, not just a big open space with shower heads hanging from the ceiling? Luxury!
- cmkrnl 16y agoI'm guessing you didn't miss the black broth either.
- makmanalp 16y agoWe have one on campus with a couch.
- Dove 16y agoCouches are standard issue in women's bathrooms. They're pretty darn handy if you're breastfeeding.
- araneae 16y agoAnd the reverse is that if there is a line to the women's bathroom, use the men's. I never understood the segregated bathroom idea.
- StavrosK 16y agoIndeed, although I'm not sure if the women would like to use the men's bathrooms. I should compare toilets next time I visit the women's (I mostly only go there to wash my hands).
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