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| − | After the truth about [[Seymour Skinner]]'s background was revealed, he briefly worked at Topless Nudes. His job was to advertise the club by standing outside wearing a {{w|sandwich board}} and calling out to passersby to try to get them to come in (in effect, acting as a {{ | + | After the truth about [[Seymour Skinner]]'s background was revealed, he briefly worked at Topless Nudes. His job was to advertise the club by standing outside wearing a {{w|sandwich board}} and calling out to passersby to try to get them to come in (in effect, acting as a {{W2|barker|occupation}}). It is doubtful that Skinner was successful in the job, as instead of energetically calling out his patter as one might expect of a barker, he simply read his lines from a sheet of paper in his typical dry and bland style. |
Skinner quit working at Topless Nudes after a group of Springfieldians (among them [[Agnes Skinner|his mother]]) convinced him to return to [[Springfield Elementary School]] and be the principal again. | Skinner quit working at Topless Nudes after a group of Springfieldians (among them [[Agnes Skinner|his mother]]) convinced him to return to [[Springfield Elementary School]] and be the principal again. | ||
Revision as of 10:29, December 13, 2020
Topless Nudes
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Location Information
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Topless Nudes is a strip club located in the 433rd Street neighborhood of Capital City.
History
After the truth about Seymour Skinner's background was revealed, he briefly worked at Topless Nudes. His job was to advertise the club by standing outside wearing a sandwich board and calling out to passersby to try to get them to come in (in effect, acting as a barker). It is doubtful that Skinner was successful in the job, as instead of energetically calling out his patter as one might expect of a barker, he simply read his lines from a sheet of paper in his typical dry and bland style.
Skinner quit working at Topless Nudes after a group of Springfieldians (among them his mother) convinced him to return to Springfield Elementary School and be the principal again.
Appearances
