Tampa Topless Maid Makes Big Bucks And Huge Tips

Her rates are quite affordable!

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I've decided I no longer need someone to mow my grass while I'm at work. After much thought, I've decided that I'd rather spend my hard-earned money on a topless maid.
Sammi is from Tampa and she has found that her best way to make a buck is by cleaning houses while not wearing a top. Considering how much she makes by doing so, I'm officially on the market, too. Ill show up, bounce up and down with glee whenever I complete a task, show a little cheek when I reach for the top cabinets and act like I'm stuck when I reach under the bed for something I've misplaced. I'll even look back, grin and smack my ass if you slide me a fiddy. Yep, I've thought about this a lot.
But back to reality, Sammi is making some serious bank by performing heroic feats of nudity. How's $8,000 a month sound? That's $300 an hour, or $1,430 a day after expenses. It's not all profit, she hired a security guard to wait outside every time she goes to a gig. It gets better, Sammi made a video that explains how to get into the business. Here's the video.
Another perk of the job? Sometimes her clients give her more than she expects. Just the tips can be more than the hourly rate. She must really know how to clean houses! Sammi continues to make bank by chasing dust bunnies in Tampa. And why not? It's great deal forher because it kepes her busy. It's also a great deal for her clients, 'cuz she's definitely a solid investment. Source: ESPNSWFL.com

Where To Get The Cheapest Beer

St. Pete Makes The List For Cheapest Beer In U.S.

Another reason to love St. Pete! On top of having gorgeous beaches, great restaurants and nightlife, it's also one of the places in the U.S. where you can grab a cheap pint of beer.

Betting.com made a list of the cities in the U.S. with the cheapest beer prices. They analyzed over 100 of the most populated cities and the cost of bottle or draught beer. Two Florida cities actually made the list. St. Pete ranked 6th for cities with cheap beer, with an average cost of $4.28 for a pint. Jacksonville wasn't far behind them, they were tied with Lubbock and Irving, Texas and Chesapeake, Virginia for the number 8 spot. Toledo, Ohio was ranked number 1 in America for the cheapest beer. To nobody's surprise, New York and Los Angeles are the two cities with the most expensive prices. You can expect to pay around $8 for a beer in those big cities.

This ranking had us thinking, where is the best place to get a cheap beer in St. Pete? Well we did the work for you. With some help from Yelp.com, we made a list of the places in St. Pete where a pint of beer won't hurt your wallet. St. Pete is a hot spot for breweries. However, don't expect to grab an 8% IPA for $5. This mostly applies to domestic beers like Bud Light, Coors, Miller Lite, etc.

Five Bucks Drinkery

It's right there in the name. Head to Five Bucks Drinkery for some of the cheapest beer (and cocktails) in Downtown St. Pete. A domestic beer (Bud Light, Miller Lite, etc) will cost you only $3.50

Located at 247 Central Ave North, St. Petersburg.

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Pelican Pub

Right next to Jannus is one of the best dive bars in Tampa Bay. You can find tall boy PBR's and Bud Light bottles here for only $2.

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The One Night Stand

Another hidden gem in St. Pete. Come for the cheap beer, stay for the mechanical bull. This place has some of the best drink specials in the Tampa Bay area. Follow them on Facebook to catch all of their weekly specials!

Ferg's

Ferg's is obviously the spot to pregame for Ray's games. Their drink prices and weekly specials keep us coming back even during the off-season.

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Lucky Star Lounge

This quaint little dive bar has the best happy hour 7 days a week. This watering hole is known to have some of the cheapest drinks in town.

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The Number One Nominee Is Gaining Strength

Rock Hall 2023: Fan Vote Has a New Leader

The 2023 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Fan Vote has a new leader for the first time since launching on February 1.

As with previous years, the public can voice their choice via the Fan Vote at RockHall.com through April 28. Fans are allowed to vote once per day during the Fan Vote period. Visitors of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland can also vote in person. The "Fans' Ballot" will comprise the top five artists from the fan vote. It will be counted among the other ballots that various artists, historians, and music industry professionals fill out.

As of publishing, here are the current standings of the Fan Vote: