Separating story comment from compliments to on-air presenters. So one can delete one but leave the compliment and idea for story subject. It seems like a cool idea to blend golf and a bar complex. I just wonder what incentive there is for acquaintances, even strangers that meet there to having a 9-hole challenge. In England, people tend to join up as a chum very quickly in "social" settings, but in NYC it takes a few dates... unless it's a weirdo. Ms. Scala and Ms. Joelle seem to be best friends, so they enjoy a good time hanging out, and that's great to see. Their get-together(s) is always fun for the viewer, and we hope for them as well. These are deep friendships, and nothing should shake them. But, if strangers gather at this bar, what is their incentive, aside from the usual bar get-together of hanging out with the popular person, sealing a date, or having "fun" business meetings, to burn the thin candle at both ends? (Thin = play, thick = work). If the bar becomes popular on its own, great. But if it doesn't, here is one idea to get patrons involved. I'm not a fan of betting, but I wonder if this bar can close circuit (fixed security cam view) their 9-hole games through betting apps. On the app, viewers can bet on one group versus the other. This unites those that just met at the bar into a tighter knit group due to competition. Make sure the participants understand that acting too wild or disruptive means they lose points in the game, and they will, of course, get thrown out. After nine holes, we have the top winner in the bar and some bettors via the app win. They win some type of bar discount as an incentive for app users to visit the bar, or come back to the betting app, or even pass the word around to others (as FB friends) to check out this bar in person or via the betting app, plus show their friends they won the 9-hole competition (highlights). Just another over caring tip.
MyNYL compliments.| All three lady hosts/reporters on NYL looked spectacular in their own clothing styles. Ms. Scala wows us with her sexy legs in the shorts, Joelle, making that sweet dress super-duper hot. Since I've cut back on complimenting (first two kept short), thinking that's why a couple of my comments were removed. My main compliment is to Ms. Sara Gore. When makeup is applied, it's to bring out in different hues and styles the "already there" beauty. On this day, Sara enhanced the makeup by looking head to toe naturally moistened. The outfit fits magnificently, smooth and curvy. Each hint of facial makeup (cheeks, lips, hair, etc.) on her acted like the curve on the petal of a luvly flower in the morning dew, as to maximize the glistening sunlight off a thin film of moisture. Compliments to the makeup people and to Ms. Gore for being professional and staying in her "seize the viewer's attention/senses" shape. To clarify the latter, it means if one is changing channel and see Ms. Gore, the ladies stop to copy Sara's fashion, the guys stop at that channel for Sara's beauty.
Lauren and Scala’s friendship on channel 4 is too precious that it must be protected!
Separating story comment from compliments to on-air presenters. So one can delete one but leave the compliment and idea for story subject.
It seems like a cool idea to blend golf and a bar complex. I just wonder what incentive there is for acquaintances, even strangers that meet there to having a 9-hole challenge.
In England, people tend to join up as a chum very quickly in "social" settings, but in NYC it takes a few dates... unless it's a weirdo. Ms. Scala and Ms. Joelle seem to be best friends, so they enjoy a good time hanging out, and that's great to see. Their get-together(s) is always fun for the viewer, and we hope for them as well. These are deep friendships, and nothing should shake them.
But, if strangers gather at this bar, what is their incentive, aside from the usual bar get-together of hanging out with the popular person, sealing a date, or having "fun" business meetings, to burn the thin candle at both ends? (Thin = play, thick = work).
If the bar becomes popular on its own, great. But if it doesn't, here is one idea to get patrons involved.
I'm not a fan of betting, but I wonder if this bar can close circuit (fixed security cam view) their 9-hole games through betting apps. On the app, viewers can bet on one group versus the other. This unites those that just met at the bar into a tighter knit group due to competition. Make sure the participants understand that acting too wild or disruptive means they lose points in the game, and they will, of course, get thrown out. After nine holes, we have the top winner in the bar and some bettors via the app win. They win some type of bar discount as an incentive for app users to visit the bar, or come back to the betting app, or even pass the word around to others (as FB friends) to check out this bar in person or via the betting app, plus show their friends they won the 9-hole competition (highlights). Just another over caring tip.
yea and if you wanna work here, its 10 dollars an hour... GOOD LUCK with that
Plus tips right?
@@Campis2001 yeah I'd bet they end up making more than $10 an hour
MyNYL compliments.|
All three lady hosts/reporters on NYL looked spectacular in their own clothing styles.
Ms. Scala wows us with her sexy legs in the shorts, Joelle, making that sweet dress super-duper hot. Since I've cut back on complimenting (first two kept short), thinking that's why a couple of my comments were removed. My main compliment is to Ms. Sara Gore. When makeup is applied, it's to bring out in different hues and styles the "already there" beauty. On this day, Sara enhanced the makeup by looking head to toe naturally moistened. The outfit fits magnificently, smooth and curvy. Each hint of facial makeup (cheeks, lips, hair, etc.) on her acted like the curve on the petal of a luvly flower in the morning dew, as to maximize the glistening sunlight off a thin film of moisture. Compliments to the makeup people and to Ms. Gore for being professional and staying in her "seize the viewer's attention/senses" shape.
To clarify the latter, it means if one is changing channel and see Ms. Gore, the ladies stop to copy Sara's fashion, the guys stop at that channel for Sara's beauty.