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(09-23-2015 02:39 AM)Troll King Wrote:  

So, what was he using the models for? I haven't watched or read all the links, but it sounds like he was basically running a high level escort service with the bar/club used as cover.

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''We have a couple of thousand models' names in our data base,'' says Ault, a veteran of clubs-of-the-moment like Spy, Merc Bar and Surf Club. ''If they need anything - a roommate, an apartment, a boyfriend, a lawyer, an agent, a place to sleep in the Hamptons, a plane ticket - you provide it. Then, when you call, they come by the hundreds. The difference between a local bar and the hottest club in New York is the models.''

If that is basically, semantics aside, what these top tier girls amount to then that lowers them in my mind. Maybe not to the same degree as the porta potty thread but still.

No, that's not what it amounts to. The currency of nightlife is attractive women. Are there attractive women that are prostitutes that work for the nightlife industry? Sure. That goes with the territory of having a bunch of really attractive women around. Providing free stuff to the top tier of attractive women in order to get and keep them coming back to your venues is not the same as running an escort service at all. That's a huge jump to that conclusion.

Next let's call college bars that advertise discounts for girls (or places that don't charge cover for women) escort services and prosecute them.



There is a reason that young pretty girls can post on social media and ask for help fixing their computer, finding a place to live for way under market value, or getting a ride to the airport and get a WAY higher response rate and results. It's called thirst.

Don't stay thirsty my friends.