Well, you could already get a lousy quickie with a pro (the majority probably Romanian girls, some quite attractive - 7s, although no doubt worn out very, very quickly) in recent years for 10-15 Euro in run down brothels in certain "white light" streets (white lamps outside the doors, instead of the notorious red used in some other cities) in Athens.
2 Euros is quite the bargain, although I suspect foreigners will be quoted significantly higher prices.
And as I've commented on in a few other threads before, it seems that some posters who live in countries (the US probably being the primary one) where prostitution is illegal and/or limited to ugly hoes unless you pay insane prices for high end escorts, are under the impression that regular girls are more willing to put out quickly when they supposedly feel the competition from low to medium cost pros of at least average looks.
I think most Europeans (prostitution is either legal or largely ignored by the authorities in most European countries) on this forum will attest that that's not really how it seems to play out in the real world.
I think regular girls who consider prostitutes actual, direct competition are rare (and I think that majority is right to feel so). And even in countries where it's legal, modestly priced and relatively visible (Germany for instance), there's still social stigma associated with going to pros - and most men probably care about that stigma.
2 Euros is quite the bargain, although I suspect foreigners will be quoted significantly higher prices.
And as I've commented on in a few other threads before, it seems that some posters who live in countries (the US probably being the primary one) where prostitution is illegal and/or limited to ugly hoes unless you pay insane prices for high end escorts, are under the impression that regular girls are more willing to put out quickly when they supposedly feel the competition from low to medium cost pros of at least average looks.
I think most Europeans (prostitution is either legal or largely ignored by the authorities in most European countries) on this forum will attest that that's not really how it seems to play out in the real world.
I think regular girls who consider prostitutes actual, direct competition are rare (and I think that majority is right to feel so). And even in countries where it's legal, modestly priced and relatively visible (Germany for instance), there's still social stigma associated with going to pros - and most men probably care about that stigma.