Face Slap Shots 30 Bucks Are The New Thing At Spring Break In Florida
Off to Florida for today’s No Sweat News as we feature the new “slap your face shot”. Is this why Florida is considered the capital of the No Sweat News? Perhaps, perhaps. It’s spring break in America and one bartender has invented a new kind of shot. It involves getting slapped in the face which probably just punctuates just how stupid you are. The slap your face shot is a new fad for spring break and the woman who has invented it is clearing big bucks every night. The whole experience costs a whopping $30 and spring breakers are lining up for the experience. The woman behind the idea says that she’s clearing SIX THOUSAND BUCKS A NIGHT doing it.
The “Hurricane” Slap Your Face Shot
The bikini-clad bartender calls the shot the “Hurricane” and here’s what the whole process is: First she puts a shot of some kind of booze into a test tube. She does a mouth to mouth shot, holding one end of the test tube in her mouth and pouring the booze into your gullet. After that, she throws a pitcher of water in your face and slaps you in the face really hard at least once. Named because a hurricane is wet and slaps you in the face, I suppose.
It’s gonna run you $30, plus tip. Check out the video below. Most of the people getting a Hurricane Shot are young men but some young women are getting the slap your face shot too. See their video’s below.
That first video seems like it’s a plant. Like, she does it once with her boyfriend to show the crowd what’s up with the Hurricane slap your face shot. His spring break exuberance seems way over the top and extremely planned.
This next video looks more real. She’s there in her skimpy bikini and a bunch of dopey spring breakers are lined up kneeling at the alter. She’s no longer doing the mouth-to-mouth thing because that slows down the process of sucking thirty bucks out of their pockets. Getting slapped in the face by a hottie is worth it boys. Just wait ’til you see what real life brings you.
Make Way For The Ladies
It’s not only horny boys lining up for this nonsense. There’s a few young women who are trying to earn bro-points by getting the Hurricane slap your face shot. Like most things about the female species in bars, they do it in pairs.
If this isn’t the biggest case of, “Why didn’t I think of that” I don’t know what is. Then again, I’m not a skinny 20-something chick with a worked out bod and a thong bikini. Guess I’ll have to work on some other brilliant plan.
These Are the Most Common Reasons People End a Relationship
They can't be friends, in addition to lovers
According to Heysigmund.com, “Studies have shown that the love and passion that comes with the initial boost of marriage wears off after two years, which is why the best relationships are the ones that have genuine friendship at their core.” It makes sense. You can’t just be physically attracted to your partner. You have to actually like them as a person, too, and enjoy their company. You have to be friends, too.
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There's a lack of respect
This is a big one. Bestlifeonline.com notes that, “…if one partner has a blatant disrespect for the other’s life choices, neither partner will ever feel comfortable talking about their day, let alone their feelings or beliefs.” That’s really true. You have to respect the other person and let them know that you care and respect them, or else the relationship could hit some really rocky roads.
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Lack of trust
Trust is a huge thing in a relationship. The more serious a relationship gets, the more trust is important, too. That’s why it can make or break a relationship in those later years. “One of the foundational feelings necessary in a good relationship is a feeling of security,” Verywellmind.com says. “If you lack emotional support or find your partner unreliable, you might lose trust.”
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You rushed into a relationship
We’ve all been there. Everything was so great at first, that you went from a first date to, “Here’s my mom and dad.” Maybe you rushed into a relationship as a rebound, or maybe it was filling a void in your life. Either way, going into a relationship too fast is often a reason people break it off.
A major life event pushed the relationship to the edge
I’ve seen this happen before. Sometimes, it’s life that causes friction in the relationship, not the relationship at all. If someone is going through a really hard time or dealing with a shocking loss, sometimes, they can decide to just step away from everything, including their relationship. It can be anything from a big move to a death. “A big and unexpected life event, like the death of a parent or a sudden job layoff, can shake a relationship to its core,” states Bestlifeonline.com. They add, “And, oftentimes, these life-changing moments will result in other major changes that many relationships struggle to survive.”
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Communication problems
You totally have to be able to communicate with your partner. They can’t read your mind. The people who don’t communicate well are often those who find themselves having trouble in relationships. “Numerous studies have identified communication (or a lack thereof) as one of the top reasons for couples seek therapy, as well as one of the top reasons for break-ups and divorces,” Delraybeachpsychiatrist.com says.
Your partner isn't grateful
Even if you’re been in a relationship for a long time, a simple “thank you so much” means a lot. Always make sure to let your partner know how much you appreciate the little, and big, things. It goes a long way. Not being grateful could even lead to a breakup.
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Financial woes
Arguing about money is really common in relationships. It’s also a big reason why some couples can’t make it work. Maybe your partner loves to spend money on luxuries, and you’re a penny-pinching type. That’s an issue. “Differences over money is one of the top reasons for marital dissolution. But a couple also doesn’t need to be married to have money challenges,” Delraybeachpsychiatrist.com says.
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