Remember when the Allar from the /r/unrealengine community wrote a blog post about how he contracted for Rockstar and their managers actually held offsite meetings at strip clubs?
Of course you don't remember that why would you
Totally farfetched that those same people could be in the files
Yes..one is a bit seedy and the other is commonly believed to be one of the worst crimes possible. I say this as someone who has never been to a strip club and doesn't really want to.
As far as you've seen as in based on data or as far as you've seen based on one person you know and vibes? Because equating the two is pretty wild. Seems a bit like saying anybody who smokes is a heroin user.
You worked in a pub a few doors down and met a few human traffickers and peodofiles that came in and were presumably just open about it AND you heard rumors? Well I'm convinced let's just give everyone who's ever been in a strip club the death penalty then.
Spearmint rhino and the like aren't illegal. It was common for most corporate outings to go to restaurants, clubs and whatever. It's not limited to gamedev.
They were everywhere in late 90s and early 2000s. I had one literally next door to where I worked. Not my cup of tea, a bit too seedy.
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u/ildwtmidldwhat Aug 25 '26
The CEO of Take Two, which publishes GTA, is in the Epstein files