- Yoyoma
- 05-27-2015, 11:45 PM
- Camille Fox
- 05-27-2015, 11:58 PM
The article seemed to actually have a point, but then it turned into "Wall Street guy" bashing and, once again, the media portraying us all as abusers/scandalous.
There are maybe two sentences in reference to the headline.
...Another thing, a pet peeve of mine... if I was paying someone 1,000 plus, the least I would expect is for that person not to be talking about our date at all in public. IJS.
Camille
There are maybe two sentences in reference to the headline.
...Another thing, a pet peeve of mine... if I was paying someone 1,000 plus, the least I would expect is for that person not to be talking about our date at all in public. IJS.
Camille
- SA Angel
- 05-28-2015, 10:19 AM
I have to agree with Camille. At first I thought I was in for an article examining the relationship between the sex work industry and the economy then it became "all hookers and wall street guys do drugs". You would think a provider at 1000 an hour would have a bit of respect for their bodies.
- ck1942
- 05-28-2015, 10:53 AM
Fact of the matter (regarding news organizations, especially during sweeps/ratings periods):
Sex Sells!
Hey, wondering I am how many providers phones starting ringing off the wall! (OK, maybe I am one of 1,000 folks who not only remember what a wall phone is but actually still have one!)
Sex Sells!
Hey, wondering I am how many providers phones starting ringing off the wall! (OK, maybe I am one of 1,000 folks who not only remember what a wall phone is but actually still have one!)