sorry--wrong T.J.

I was fascinated by the comment “They’re just like the real thing”, so in an effort to find out what “the real thing” was, I Googled “the right pole”, and got in touch with the expert in this field--T.J. Dethloff.

http://www.theindependent.com/stories/032402/spo_dethloff24.html

T.J. says, “It’s quite a science, really—you can’t just use your WalMart pole for this application, because they’re made in China, and don’t last any more’n a couple of months. On the other hand, the ones the Pentagon orders are, like, awesome, but they cost $250,000 apiece—a little steep, even for Vegas. So you gotta compromise.”

Uh, this is the second topic I've seen with the exact same generic message from "work from home". Looks like comment spam!

Sorry--that was the wrong pole.

...not quite--I think they've got a web cam!
http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/southpolediaries/webcam.html

ummmm, no comment! I think everyone else has covered it pretty well. :)

http://www.work-from-home-jobs.net

Gives the term "Hospitality Suite" a whole new meaning.

eerrr....where does one buy such a pole???

Not that I'm asking for myself......its for.....a friend
Darren
www.living-room.blogspot.com

Maloof needed a way to explain all those cash tips on his
expense report for the strip club survey. "You see, it was
necessary that I get close to the poles to examine them..."

A secret vacuum-powered trapdoor opens, and whisks you away to Motel 6.

What would happen if they didn't select the right pole?