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GAY BINGO! - How should I dress?

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Well, I’ve been trying to fill up my spare time with volunteer work, I spend a couple hours a week at one place (and more moment when there’s an event), and though I find it fulfilling, I hope for to do a few more things. Just for fun.

Well, searching through the database of local volunteer listings, I find one that looks incredibly fun: GAY BINGO!

The ad mentions they desire people to assist decorate, clean up, run concession stands, waiters, ID takers, the works. It says to volunteer, one should be open-minded, fun-loving, and be comfortable with adult humour. I thought - gasp - that’s my dream job! The place will be full of fun-loving gay, bi, lesbian, and transvestites playing bingo!

I am a shy girl, but I have always been very relaxed around people who have fun and are talkative and playful… I unseal up very fast then, laugh easily and find myself having fun and making friends. This is my chance to meet recent people! Make fresh friends! And possess a blast! Plus - they’re on my schedule! It’s 3pmpm!

My question: What will I wear

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