Yeah, it's a slow Friday morning as my clients aren't returning phone calls, so...

What retail establishments, EXCLUSIVE of restaurants, have you wished the women were available as providers?  This could include banks, department stores, etc., NOT places like Twin Peaks, Bob's, or Fearings; those are too obvious.  My first vote would go to:

Sewell Lexus.  Sometimes I go in for the free car wash, just to watch the customer service girls scurry around with pagers.

Yeah,

I said it! Really, though...even if many of the guides and exhibit hosts weren't absolutely tasty, there are fine, fine ladies who are patrons and visitors, as well. Easy to start up a conversation, too, over an original Monet or Van Gogh; art should never be appreciated alone, am I right?


Okay,
Bobbo

could wear a little pendant that says, 'ask and ye' shall receive' - or on their name badge - 'Ask me about Provider Services' - then we wouldn't have to guess!  LOL



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I like the DMA idea, think you're on to something there.  Just need to make sure that the incall exhibit you use helps to, rather than hinders, create the proper mood.

Ahh if only it were that easy!

Girls of Target. Young girls are HOT!!!!! annnnddddd if they are working there then there legal (I think?)

Well,

Laz old buddy, I don't know about Target--this is "telling," but I haven't stepped inside one since 2002, or so. Yes, I'm a Wal-Mart man, unless I'm shopping for clothing or building supplies...

First point: NO! They're oftentimes 16, and should probably be avoided, unless you're a prime, well-meaning young buck. Hell, you probably are, though, aren't ya?

Second point: Books-A-Million? I don't know if you have that chain (and Hastings is a good, good similar location as well) in Dallas, but here in Wichita Falls, some of the women working the Books side of the store are, well...goth/dreamy, too. I do dig me a woman who can READ...get me?

((Carrie, stop blushing. It's too pretty on you.))


Okay,
Bobbo