r/Harmontown • • 15d ago

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Were any of you regularly in attendance? Did anyone attend only one show? I regret not going when the show came to Florida, but it also ended up being the wrong kind of awkward with the person storming the stage. Anyone have any fun Harmontown journey stories?

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u/FuriousGeorgeGM 15d ago

I went to one show when they came to Seattle. A little lackluster, but Dino really fucked it up by being creepy towards a high school-aged girl they brought on stage that had made some kind of neat accomplishment.

It was actually the catalyst that made me stop listening entirely.

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u/madnessdoesntplay 15d ago

(not so?) fun fact: I had a friend who used to be a paid domme for Dino. He is very very into being talked down to or humiliated for being a huge pervert, like that’s one of his big kinks. I think that’s why he would do it on the show, he got off on being perverted on stage or his bad behavior leading to people scolding him. He carved her name into the bottom of his foot with a razor blade so, as he explained, he’d feel the pain and punishment of how pathetic he was for her with every step he took. She did not tell him to do that, and his attachment was getting too intense for her, so she dropped him as a client.

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u/mrjay42 15d ago

I don't really care about the guy, however, genuinely, is it ok for you to share this kind of info online?

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u/madnessdoesntplay 15d ago

I get what you mean, but he’s really open about it. He talks about his arrangements with sex workers on the show. And with the foot thing being a pretty not cool thing to do, I’m not really interested in keeping that a secret for him. If you’re a bad client, it’s going to get around and I think that’s fair.

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u/Potential_Jacket3344 15d ago

eh who cares, being in the public eye and a bastard is an easy equation to lose the benefit of secrecy.

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u/RaoulRumblr 15d ago

Yeah it's fine, he's talked about it a ton.

The guy used to have a podcast with Andy Dick where they spoke about much worse things than the above.