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What It Was Like to Be a 60s Playboy Bunny

What It Was Like to Be a 60s Playboy Bunny

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Long before Hugh Hefner and his guests in the Playboy Mansion graced television reality shows, women known as Bunnies served as the waitstaff in Hefner's clubs. Bunnies were distinct from Playmates, and clubs carefully vetted women for elite roles in Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and London. Rare in the 1960s, Playboy Bunnies were afforded a largely unprecedented level of financial independence, and many were able to save enough money to purchase their own homes
Date: 2022-12-29

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The keyboard warriors and the feminists need to get a life and stop disrespecting the ladies who spent part of their lives working for the Playboy Club, it was an incredibly coveted job. My Aunt worked at the clubs for over a decade and had nothing but wonderful memories, got to know and befriend many celebrities who became family friends and was very proud to have done it. These were strong women who were well protected, and well compensated. Including the opportunity to work their way up like my Aunt did. Who cares how old they are now, its none of your business! Stop disparaging people and ASSUMING and ANALYZING these women, because chances are you're wrong. Maybe you should look at your own lives, lack of competence and self esteem if you don't have anything better to say.
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I knew someone who had once been a bunny and she said it was the best thing that ever happened to her. Her alternative was a job at Tesco working for a pittance. She had photos of her on a yacht in her bunny uniform and she looked radiantly. Don't judge by what we have decided is 'respectable' today.
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I decided long ago that Hefner was not much more than a rich narcissist who refused to grow up, and, in many ways, not much more than a pimp, though he insisted the women who worked for him were protected. I'm no steinem, but it all just still seems very tawdry and cheap to me. Yuck.
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I like this post, but I was shocked to see that you used a photo made by me at 04: 20! You did not ask me or the model for permission to use this photo. I did not authorise you using this photo! So please remove it from this clip or contact me asap for a financial settlement.
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Oh, there are women who say it was great being a Playboy bunny. But I think Gloria Steinem's article told the truth about what it was like
for most of them. There are a lot of Playboy bunnies who say Hugh Hefner was wonderful. But, God knows, he wasn't.

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The rumor I heard was that bunnies weren't allowed to date customers. Hef's brother, Keith, was the manager of the clubs and made that rule. It was said he made that rule so he didn't have as much competition in dating the bunnies himself.
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I remember Dallas having a Playboy club. As a kid it seemed like it would be fun, but I couldn't have done it. I would not needed stuffing, LOL.
I believe a picture was of Donald Trump, or someone who looks just like him.

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What the feminists back in the day (and even more so today) seem to forget is that if women are free to do whatever they want, they can become e. g. Playboy bunnies if they want to. No contradiction here whatsoever.
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I well remember my Mother worked w/a beautiful brunette at a local bank who went on to be a Bunny at the Chicago Playboy Club. She was gorgeous and I wish I could have seen her decked out as a Bunny!
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I've known a few Bunnies, funny thing is they all had too many shoes. Far more than a normal I love shoes woman. It was frightening actually considering how little they actually liked to walk.
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God is the plane from the playboy bunnies was that the inspiration for the one that that sick pervert Epsteins one that he flew around in? God I hope not. Was that where he got the idea.
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I'm surprised Heffner never did a Playboy cruise ship. Or did he do it and I just never heard of it? You'd think that would've worked better than the air line.
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Lots of shots of Bunny Barbi Benton. I remember seeing her on tv in the 70s when I was a little girl and thinking she was the most beautiful woman in the world.
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8: 06 It's Don Adams (far right! Go Go Gadget $20 dollar bills or Madam your bunny outfit needs adjustment. Lets go to the cone of silence to fix that shall we?
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Hefner and I'm gay! Steinem is a ska nk! You failed to mention the Bunnies who went on to be doctors, lawyers, architects and many more successful woman!
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Was hoping you would have mentioned how his clubs were not segregated and he famously hired many black women which was very unusual during the 1960s
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someone should write a movie about this. a play boy bunny in the 60s. would be a good film and base it on one of the bunnys and her life story.
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Gloria Steinem exposed how grueling and unfair this profession was. Imagine working 9 hours straight for 3 weeks with no pay. That's disgusting.
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Larry Flint was the anti Hefner, he went for a raunchy style that appealed to a lot of working class types. You should make a video about him
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I remember my first crush was Patti McGuire who later married Jimmy Connors who I thought was a complete dickhead until I saw John McEnroe.
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