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Peut-être aussi que "Rober" Germain avait besoin d'un dictionnaire lol

Oh that's interesting! I bet the owner sold enough drinks to stay afloat. Hehe

Qu'est ce que ça fait? C'est un peu ça les festivals de musique et les spectacles.. c'est normal de vouloir attirer l'attention et avoir du fun quand tu sors avec tes amis. C'est un peu comme se déguiser pour l'Halloween, pour utiliser un concept qui est facile à comprendre si tu as déjà été...

It's not the clients or the escorts that are being protected, if that's the case. But yeah I wouldn't be surprised. Clients are considered criminals yes... but a lot of things are against the law and nobody gets investigated or arrested for it. I think it's a criminal charge that can be added...

But ... Was the bar taking a cut from the women? lol Why did they all have the same rates? It's kinda strange. So some bars were known for that? Do you remember some in Montreal that were this way? And were the owners of these places profiting from this aside from selling drinks? I'm just...

I have a question. If you met escorts in person at places like pickup bars, how did you know that she was an escort? I don't imagine myself approaching random men and telling them my rates. I've always wondered.

Agency owners are "criminals" too, possibly worse ones according to the law. The law doesn't distinguish between an employer or facilitator and a violent sex trafficker. That being said, I wouldn't be surprised if there's an arrangement between law enforcement and some agencies or massage...

It's usually pimps and employers who are targeted, not clients. And even then.. it doesn't seem like the police cares too much. I've heard of stings too, but one person told me a story that stuck with me to this day : he said his client was "caught" by an undercover cop, but the most important...

@AnthonyAnderson the fact that brothels and massage places existed back then proves that there were clients who saw escorts indoors. There were independent escorts who put up ads in the news, too. In the movie and graphic novel "paying for it", the main character sees a few. Also I think it's...

Me too! I would personally like to hear stories from escorts themselves as well. Women who worked before the Internet became what it is now. I know even in 2010, people used the internet a lot less...