Does back Alley Becky have Amy Curddy's pose down

   Ed West
   Becky wants to get banged in the back alleys. The economy is tough in LaSalle Peru and other rural areas of America and sites like Backpage and escort reviews give these women a chance to make some jingle and own a decrepitating home in the backwaters of America. LaSalle and its twin sister of Peru are depressed places full of depraved people whose only entertainment is the Wal-Marts and dive shit bars that litter its landscape and is a waste mentally to the youth stuck in these areas because elite cities are to expensive. Harvard professor Amy Cuddy says women need to have a presence and power pose and this is easy when you come from a family with income willing to pay teachers for the right grades and higher educational attainments higher-income families can afford to bear for their children, Becky placed ad over ad and had few responses to her ad despite showing off her face and body and part of the problem as with so many young folks in these areas is they are addicted to cigarettes. back alley Becky face looks fifty while her drivers license(if she has one) says mid-twenties and in my travels in the tri-state area I am so surprised how old some young people look as if they are living in the dust bowl depression era. Back Alley Becky in Lasalle-Peru will go down good in the back and mean streets of this Illinois river community as there are few opportunities to make a good buck in tis region and it is a shame so many young females have to do this occupation because these towns and country can't put decent jobs and wages in communities across America. This is something business people like Amy Cuddy can't comprehend and instead push the idea that a power wonder woman pose will somehow be beneficial for people. if there are no jobs in a fucking region you can pose until you are blue in the face as wealth has been extracted from the Countryside and gone global allowing neo-liberalism capitalists from foreign corrupt lands to hold dollars and put American urban and rural  youth in a meth and weed nightmare where being high and zombie-like presence in this country is the only way to pose and have some power over things they can't control. A Amy Cuddy is lucky to be enjoying the fruits of inequality and Harvard's endowment teaching nonsense and having these TED presence talks instead of blowing men in back alleys like old face Becky.