There, the engaged couple reunited, merging bachelorette and bachelor parties.
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And some private clubs, too, like what you call Bachelor parties?
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" As a result, bachelor parties become "a battle of endurance for everyone involved.
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Evidently, it's an idea that now seems to carry over to bachelor parties.
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The bachelor parties would make a Baz Luhrmann remake of The Titanic blush.
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Locals have been especially frustrated with raucous bachelor parties, according to The Express.
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Wapner again said he had not heard that type of language at bachelor parties.
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Mr. Gupta, who had three bachelor parties before his 2009 wedding, one-upped him.
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Planning road trips, bachelor parties, and even reunion trips all look perfect for this tool.
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You don't come to the track to have fun (millennial bachelor parties and writers excluded).
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We looked forward to what Kate and Toby's bachelorette and bachelor parties would actually look like.
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The comedic actor has famously crashed everything from birthday and bachelor parties to a kickball game.
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In his view, bachelor parties feed into a social construction of masculinity that is highly performative.
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The house was then rented privately and later used for weddings, bachelor parties and the like.
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A top destination for British bachelor parties, the Czech city of Prague is both stunning and affordable.
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Thus he does not design cakes for divorce parties, lewd bachelor parties, Halloween parties or same-sex weddings.
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There are also bachelorette and bachelor parties and first dates (although that may be a red flag for some people).
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"More and more people are planning these extravagant, expensive bachelor parties over the world," ex-bachelor Stefan Bergeron, 30, said.
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He sold the business in 2012, and it continued to be a popular spot for first dates and bachelor parties.
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You&aposve heard about people popping out of cakes at bachelor parties, but how about a big surprise at the wedding?
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He says that very little research exists about the social dynamics underpinning bachelor parties, and the potential damage they can cause.
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Like bacteria multiplying in a warm petri dish, bachelor parties provide the optimal conditions for toxic male peer pressure to thrive.
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But lately, I've come across stories about bachelor parties that don't even try to abide by the booze-and-debauchery template.
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And it isn't just for bachelorette parties — bachelor parties and Bach parties for everyone can also be facilitated on the app.
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Asher (Matt McGorry) is stoked to plan the bachelor parties... though he's not feeling particularly good about his own romance these days.
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Besides gawking at the workers, this area is mostly filled with drunk frat boys on Spring Break and various rowdy bachelor parties.
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Last week on This Is Us, we were in VEGAS BABY for Kate (Chrissy Metz) and Toby's (Chris Sullivan) bachelorette and bachelor parties.
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She ran a business that specialized in bachelor parties and she needed a reliable driver/emcee for her stable of rotating twentysomething girls.
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Zac Farro: I've been on actual stag dos in New Zealand where I used to live, but we call them bachelor parties in America.
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And if money is no object, especially for travelers on special occasions, like bachelor parties and honeymoons, Vegas is the right city to spend.
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After Wapner said "I haven't heard that kind of stuff" in locker rooms, Icahn countered that he likely had heard similar language at bachelor parties.
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So not only are we talking about the wedding, but the gifts, showers, bachelorette and bachelor parties, and other events associated with the big day.
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They were tired of the bus's stripper pole, a relic from its days hosting bachelor parties that had been left intact by the Trump campaign.
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Bourbon Street is the loose, neon-lit strip in New Orleans where bachelor parties on the prowl for oblivion roam with fistfuls of plastic beads.
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I ate there twice more before I left (and not just because I couldn't bear sitting alone at the neighboring steakhouse with only the entertainment of neighboring bachelor parties).
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Attending just nine bachelor parties in a lifetime will set you back $1543,788, the site estimates — about one-third of the down payment on a median-value U.S. home.
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Many, many posts have been written about the question of whether to "fire" a bridesmaid, boundaries crossed by future mother-in-laws, and boundaries crossed by grooms at bachelor parties.
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ANONYMOUS The cost of being a groomsman can range from several hundred to several thousand dollars, depending on clothing requirements, wedding locations and bachelor parties — or worse, bachelor-party weekends.
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It caters mostly to adults: bachelor parties and 21st-birthday drinking binges come for the "drink around the world" challenge, which involves drinking at each nation's pavilion (avoid the Norwegian aquavit).
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I MEAN, YOU GO -- IT'S ALMOST HYPOCRITICAL TO KEEP SAYING OH ISN'T IT TERRIBLE, ISN'T IT TERRIBLE, WHEN 90%-- GUYS, YOU HAVE GONE TO BACHELOR PARTIES YOU'VE GONE TO LOCKER ROOMS.
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However, since Murray is known for crashing engagement photo shoots and showing up at random bachelor parties, it shouldn't come as a shock that he helped himself to a fry or two.
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Trump makes us think about how much we are willing to be ruled by our most base instincts, our repressions, the dirty jokes we tell at bachelor parties, or racist internet searches.
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By the early 90s, it had become apparent that women were set on having their own 'bachelor' parties, and so the feminized term was born, pushed around the public consciousness by the media.
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For everything from the dress and tux fittings to bachelorette and bachelor parties to showers (which groomsmen typically have no involvement in), the boys seem to come out with a much smaller financial burden.
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This is a quiet hotel that attracts a mix of families, couples, friends, spring breakers, and bachelorette/bachelor parties, as well as Miami locals who come for Seawell Fish N' Oyster or Minnow Bar.
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Even in San Jose, California, the country's most expensive housing market, millennials with nine bachelor parties under their belts will have spent 6.8 percent of a down payment on the typical $1,013,700 median home.
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As a millennial who has spent more on this dubious sacrament than I could count without vomiting, I can report that the greatest gift of modern bachelor parties is where they begin and never end.
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He's the co-author of a new ethnographic study that finds that—for all of the bravado, strippers, and dollar bills—many men don't enjoy the bachelor parties and really just want to go home.
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"Stag films," as they came to be called, were men's club institutions, presented by their producers for small groups of men at Elks lodges, bachelor parties, brothels, and the like, well into the twentieth century.
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"Our group tours are also very popular with bachelor parties, where we can custom each tour with other activities like brewery tours or VIP access at our partnering nightclubs," said Gavin Surerus, founder of Canna Tours.
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Read more: This 36-year-old 'professional undercover bridesmaid' gets paid to stalk grooms on bachelor parties and trick the bridal party into losing weight"By its nature, wedding photography is commercial photography," Weldon explained to INSIDER.
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Icahn suggested that criticizing Trump for a leaked 2005 video that shows him boasting about groping women without consent is "kind of absurd" as "90 percent of guys" make similar comments in locker rooms or at bachelor parties.
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"The bunk-bed rooms are quite popular for group travel, such as birthdays, bachelorette and bachelor parties, family reunions and quick weekend getaways with friends," wrote Bob Morse, the president of hospitality for Caesars Entertainment, in an email.
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While on its surface, Girls Trip follows in the footsteps of Hollywood's women-behaving-badly reaction to the Hangover films — the bro-com trilogy about bachelor parties gone rudely awry — in this one realm in particular, it easily tops its predecessors.
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Who stays here: Tourists visiting New York for the second or third time and want to be Brooklyn-based; wedding guests, bachelor parties and those in town for events; business types; and the staycationer, especially in the summer for the pool.
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In December 2014, Jezebel posted a list of 100 very thirsty people, moments and things under the headline "The Unquenchable Year," rooting out clueless desperation wherever it dwelt: Aaron Sorkin, bachelor parties, Kris Jenner, Kim Jong-un, journalism as a discipline.
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Five episodes in, there are still no gay bachelor parties in sight on Westworld — and they sure as hell aren't in Alonso's group sex Batcave, where the most basic fantasies rule and no one having sex gets much to say beyond wordless moans.
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Gareth Southgate, the England manager, expressed his fears last month over a fixture in a city that is easy to reach, where beer is cheap, that has long been a favorite for English bachelor parties, and, ridiculously, will be held on a Friday.
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"Over many years I've listened to a lot of salacious talk in locker rooms, bachelor parties, et cetera, by a lot of high-level people, some of whom are now supposedly so outraged," Icahn, who has declined to join Trump's campaign officially, told CNBC.
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Sure, maybe she should've asked herself what the hell she thought would happen when she treated a bunch of kindergarteners to what's usually reserved for raucous bachelor parties, but at least she seems to have their interests—or at least the bitter hatred of boredom—at heart.
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Besides families who are using the platform to book a large suite instead of traditional connecting rooms, the two other large customer bases are company executives who want to each have their own room but share a common space for work, and celebration groups like bachelor parties and birthdays.
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Read more:Here's the astronomical amount of money people spend to attend a wedding — and tips on how to save on this huge expenseWedding guest expenses have a way of adding up, especially if you're in the wedding party and are paying for bridal showers, bachelor parties, and a coordinating outfit on top of everything else.
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This sea-flanked strip of Mexico on the southern tip of the Baja peninsula has always been about more than bachelor parties and spring-break debauchery, but recently, a variety of high-end destinations have emerged in Los Cabos to cater to the type of crowd who appreciates modern design, farm-to-table meals and sipping drinks as opposed to drinking shots.
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But there is a darker side to the pre-nuptial festivities: Bachelor parties have been linked to sex trafficking in Europe, and they can even turn fatal: In July, the best man at a party drowned after being allegedly pushed off a boat while unconscious, and a groom-to-be died in June on the first night of his bachelor party in Magaluf, Spain.
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Can't offer you any advice about attending a bachelorette party (but as far as I can tell, it's a 400-message-long email thread where every entry starts with the words "Hi girls!!!!!" and somehow ends up costing $1,000 each, even though you only go to the nearest city and do a cupcake class before getting your penis straws confiscated at the doors of Funky Fish) but can tell you that bachelor parties are essentially just 12 guys divided into three distinct groups, with at least two of them named "Jonno," and you'll all go to a really shit pub and have this weird day drinking synthesis of fun, going through all the motions of fun but not quite having it, and to try and overcome this awkwardness you get so drunk it gets weird, then on the day of the wedding you will half-recognize some guy you drank beer out of the ass of, and you will greet him with a silent nod.
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In the United States, Las Vegas is both a popular bachelor party destination and location for the wedding itself. Increasingly, "destination bachelor parties" are replacing standard nights out, with Americans traveling to Montreal, Miami, Quebec City or Mexico.Austin, Michael. "Bachelor parties skip town".
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Since the 1980s, bachelor parties in the United States have involved vacationing to a foreign destination, or have featured female company such as strippers or topless waitresses.
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Bachelor parties in the US stereotypically entail the mass consumption of alcohol, hiring a stripper, and general rowdiness to which the bride might not have a positive reaction; in fact, the defining feature of the bachelor party is that the fiancée is not present. Increasingly, bachelor parties have come to symbolize the last time when the groom is free of the influence of his new wife/partner. Pop out cakes are sometimes associated.
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Budapest is a 2018 French comedy directed by Xavier Gens. Two best friends with MBAs are bored in their jobs and start a travel business for bachelor parties in Budapest.
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Bubble soccer is often played at corporate team building days, stag parties, bachelor parties, and birthday parties. There are also many variations of bubble football, such as bubble bowling or bubble sumo.
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Bachelor parties in South Africa are expected to be a surprise, which is a unique regional variant. The party is planned without the groom's knowledge and is typically a couple days before the wedding. It often includes a traditional braai.
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Bachelor parties in Thailand became increasingly popular after huge success of The Hangover 2 Movie which was filmed and based in Bangkok. According to GQ India, this multimillion-dollar bachelor party industry is being "fuelled by a steady stream of raging testosterone from India".
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Occasions for this type of performance are bachelor parties and birthdays, among others. Bed dance areas require more space because they are designed for the customer to be prone with the entertainer(s) positioned on top of them. Bed dances are the least common of the three, and in many clubs are a more expensive option than a lap dance because of the novelty and increased level of contact between customer and service provider.
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Others however cite similar reasons as strengths, with Barnes & Noble writing, "This all-new collection of Tucker Max stories will refresh fans of his website and his bestselling Assholes Finish First and I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell. These outrageous stories of bachelor parties, wedding receptions, Mexican sojourns, and law school roommates might make you wish that you could live at least briefly on the wild side."Herbert, Jules. Hilarity Ensues.
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In the early 21st century, some bachelorette parties rivaled the drunkenness seen in Hollywood portrayals of bachelor parties. However, sober bachelorette parties are not unusual. Many brides and guests are staying sober in recovery from alcoholism or are not drinking alcoholic beverages due to pregnancy or health issues, for religious reasons, or because they do not want to drink alcohol. Sober parties focus on building relationships and activities beyond hanging out at a place that serves alcohol.
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In the last couple of years, Anglo-style bachelor parties have become more and more popular among bachelors. In parts of northern Germany that lack a Carnival tradition, funny costuming has become a popular part of bachelor or bachelorette parties. Some parts of Germany have a related custom, in which a person who is not yet married by their 30th birthday, is made to dress up in an embarrassing fashion by their friends and to do silly tasks that most often include some kind of cleaning work.
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For example, someone may wear a nurse's uniform to administer an enema or a police uniform to handcuff and cage someone. Two people may dress as inmates for cell mate-on-cell mate activities in a prison setting or as a submissive to a third (prison guard) roleplayer. This may add a sense of authenticity to the game play.The Visual Dictionary of Sex, Dr. Eric J Trimmer (editor), ; A & W Publishers, 1977 A stripper dressed as a police officer is a popular fixture at birthday and bachelor parties.
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Afterwards, the Seeley family brought the police officer to the police board trial for "conduct unbecoming to an officer of the law." At that time, that incident brought the light to the "behind closed doors" matters with bachelor parties. The term "bachelor", originally meaning "a young knight-in-training", was first mentioned in the 14th century to refer to an unmarried man in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. In 1922, the term "bachelor party" was published in William Chambers's Journal of Literature, Science and Arts and was described as a "jolly old" party.
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In France and in many French-speaking regions such as Quebec, the bachelor party is called ', which literally means "(the) burial of the life as a boy" or "burial/funeral of the life as a bachelor". For women it is ', translated as "burial/funeral of the life as a young girl/maiden". Bachelor parties were known as early as the 1830s, when in the Charpennes neighborhood of Lyon groups of young men would dine at the restaurant of La Mere Brigousse on her famous dish of enormous dumplings les tétons de Vénus (Venus's breasts).
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She still remembers the odor: After that, she worked at bachelor parties and continued seeing individual clients. She received 40% of the clients' fees, which was enough to rent a place for her and her sister. While still underage, she attracted the attention of the police and spent more time hiding from them than servicing clients, which would have reduced the amount of money she could earn to support herself and her sister. She says At one point during this period, Kinan seems to have also been supporting her father.
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Bachelor parties have come to symbolize the last time when the groom is free of the influence of his new wife. Some women also participate in a similar party to be held for the bride-to-be. This is known as a bachelorette party or Hen party. Some also chose instead to hold a so-called Stag and Doe party in the US or a hag party or hag do in the UK ("hag" being a portmanteau "hen" and "stag"), in which both the bride and groom attend.
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Jacobi was born Louis Harold Jacobovitch in Toronto, Ontario, to Joseph and Fay Jacobivitch. His family was Jewish. Jacobi began acting as a boy, making his stage debut in 1924 at a Toronto theater, playing a violin prodigy in The Rabbi and the Priest. After working as the drama director of the Toronto Y.M.H.A., the social director at a summer resort, a stand-up comic in Canada’s equivalent of the Borscht Belt, and the entertainment at various weddings and bachelor parties, Jacobi moved to London to work on the stage, appearing in Guys and Dolls and Pal Joey.
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At 21, after six months preparing material and practicing his delivery, he performed his first stand-up routine on August 27, 1988, at an open-mic night at Stitches comedy club in Boston. While he worked on his stand-up, Rogan had several jobs to secure himself financially by teaching martial arts at Boston University and Revere, Massachusetts, delivering newspapers, driving a limousine, doing construction work, and completing duties for a private investigator. His blue comedy style earned him gigs at bachelor parties and strip clubs. One night, Rogan convinced the owner of a comedy club in Boston to allow him to try a new, five-minute routine.
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Occasions for this type of performance are bachelor parties and birthdays in the club among others. Bed dances are designed for the customer to be lying down with the entertainer(s) positioned on top of them. Bed dances are the least common of the three, and in many clubs, these are a more expensive option than a lap dance because of the novelty and increased level of contact between customer and service provider. A champagne room (also called a champagne lounge or champagne court) is a specialized VIP Room service offered by gentleman's clubs where a customer can purchase time (usually in half-hour increments) with an exotic dancer in a private room on the premises.
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Heading home, he admits to everyone what he did and Ted angrily ends his friendship with him. He runs into a furious Robin who, upon seeing Quinn and realizing she was the stripper, breaks up with him. As a devastated Barney collapses onto the sidewalk (as per the opening scene), Robin gets out-of-sight and calls Ted to tell him everything is on schedule, revealing the entire evening to be a hoax. Three weeks earlier, the gang brainstormed for ideas but when Marshall notes they will never be able to give a guy like Barney the best night of his life, Robin, whom as his fiancée Barney dismissed as incapable of organizing bachelor parties, proposes giving him the worst.
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Will Carlson is a 20-something loser who lives in a duplex house in a rundown neighborhood in New Jersey, where he ekes out a living as a birthday party clown in order to pay the rent for his abusive mother's nursing home and the rent on his rundown house. Despite the difficulties of the job, clowning is Will's one escape from the realities of his miserable existence: Will genuinely likes kids, and takes great joy from making them happy on their birthdays. Struggling to make ends meet, but not wanting to give up his dream job, Will comes up with the idea to be a "bachelor party clown." Will's idea is that men throwing bachelor parties can hire him as well as a stripper; Will enters the room prior to the "real" entertainment, wearing clown makeup and lingerie, tricking the bachelor into thinking that there was a mix-up and a gay clown stripper has been sent in lieu of a female one.
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