"Best Trip EVER!!" trip report >Albert Giesbrecht wrote:
> I was at the Tropicana at the lounge watching a band, and a blond sitting at
> the bar was giving me a come hither smile, but I did not. I refuse to think
> that she was Vice. But I did score with two lovely ladies, I found in the
> phone book, so it could happen, but the $400 is a bit low. But remember
> kiddies, never discuss $$$ in public!
What is the difference between that, and paying for dinner and a movie
.... or a job promotion, or a diamond neclace, or a vacation, or for a
ride in a really Porche, etc ,etc.
Why is it only "bad" when it is exchanged for simple cash?
I don't get it.
Why not just offer to buy something from the ho', say, the cigarette in
her hand for $500? Then not tution. You bought a product. Or
call it a loan (which she will naturally default on). Or say that you
will give her the money to go buy a fine bottle of wine with (which she
will naturally "forget" to buy).
It seems like there are so many ways to get around it, that I cannot
believe it is still an issue in 2006.
Just buy the lint off of her shirt for an exhorbitant price. Viola',
legal private sale. |