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There are a few possible other motives. Boredom, for one - being as long-lived as the El Aurians can surely engender some ennui with life. Guinan (though this may not be typical of El Aurians) also seemed to have a particular matriarchal protectiveness for humanity.

Or a simple desire to see (yet more of) the universe. Plus a bartender's the ideal job for a "listener".

Captain Seafort wrote:Or a simple desire to see (yet more of) the universe. Plus a bartender's the ideal job for a "listener".

I fully agree here. If I wasn't Starfleet, I'd BEG to be serving bar in a Ten-Forward. You get to socialize, interact, and serve. With no money, its never a customer service nightmare the way current retail have to take. Meanwhile, you're with a ship exploring the galaxy that has one of the most powerful computers ever built. A motivated person could essentially learn infinite amounts of information while serving bar. Incredible job!

It does seem like a pretty sweet job.

No money means no tips. On your feet all that time just for the right to serve sythetic drinks. I don't know about that.

Mark wrote:No money means no tips. On your feet all that time just for the right to serve sythetic drinks. I don't know about that.

" I'm not getting paid? Get your own damn drink."

Tsukiyumi wrote:

Mark wrote:No money means no tips. On your feet all that time just for the right to serve sythetic drinks. I don't know about that.

" I'm not getting paid? Get your own damn drink."

24th century customer service as it should be

Tsukiyumi wrote:
" I'm not getting paid? Get your own damn drink."

"Oh your paying one way or another...take off your shirt."

Wow, I think they're going to have to seperate the three of us.

I wonder if strippers still exist in the 24th century??? Enterprise could have used a couple in ten forward, don't you think?

For the betterment of humanity...

Can we have a "Chief Stripping Officer" on the Paladin, Teaos?????

Please, please, please?

She could even be a department head, with other strippers under her.


Didn't mean that the way it sounded, but I like it enough that I ain't gonna change it.

I can't see Picard letting strippers on his ship, unfortunately.

Besides, they'd have to operate outside the Federation, what with the UFP's no-money deal and all.

"Come here, honey, and give me a lap-dance... for the betterment of mankind, you know." I don't think that would fly.