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Cocktails (1990)
In this fast-paced sexvid, Buck Adams and Ron Jeremy play the owners of a bar which employs a bunch of sexy waitresses who are quite willing to serve up more than just beer and booze. The boys let business slip as they prefer to spend most of their time at work plowing through their tasty assortment of waitresses and bar maids instead of keeping their eye on the bottom line.
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In this fast-paced sexvid, Buck Adams and Ron Jeremy play the owners of a bar which employs a bunch of sexy waitresses who are quite willing to serve up more than just beer and booze. The boys let business slip as they prefer to spend most of their time at work plowing through their tasty assortment of waitresses and bar maids instead of keeping their eye on the bottom line.
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Written By:Chuck Ishkabibble
In Theaters:1/1/1990
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Hollywood Video
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