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When I was an accounting trainee over 50 years ago we would go to pubs with strippers at lunch time. Never been to any since. Do they still have them?

Bit of punctuation needed here, Pete.

Do you mean that you went to pubs that had strippers performing there or that you attended the pubs in the company of strippers?


I mean, I don't know which is better, or indeed worse, but, for the sake of clarity, throw a few commas in there, won't you?
 
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Bit of punctuation needed here, Pete.

Do you mean that you went to pubs that had strippers performing there or that you attended the pubs in the company of strippers.


I mean, I don't know which is better, or indeed worse, but, for the sake of clarity, throw a few commas in there, won't you.
Question marks required.
 
In east London near Liverpool Street station / Shoreditch yes
No where else in London….all for the ****er banker market
One night I went to a pub in Kentish Town
There was a stripper on and she was beckoning guys to go on the stage with her but everybody refused.
There was this little chinese guy that would shout out: "Go on!" to all the guys.
Everybody was laughing at him.
Eventually the stripper beckoned him to go on the stage. He looked terrified! Everybody in the room shouted "Go on!" to him.
She came off the stage and grabbed his hand and pulled him onto the stage. She got him to lay down and jumped on top of him and was wriggling around. He was horrified. The crowd were going crazy.
When she let him go he rushed out the pub as quick as he could.