Working in a house of pleasure for the first time.
Working in a house of pleasure for the first time.
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jaybkay

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488 posts

249 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Well, someone has to.

Just so you don't get the wrong idea I had a job to do recently in a local establishment that caters mainly for men. By various means I managed to stretch it out over three days.....

I supply and install hot water heat pumps, and the owner of a local pleasure house wanted to reduce his energy bill. I reckoned that a fifteen hundred pound install will save him over five hundred pounds a year, so I got the job. (A hot water heat pump only uses about a third of usual amount of power needed to heat water, and this place uses over a thousand litres a day).

Well, I don't know about you but this was my first ever visit (in 51 years) to such a place - and I really don't think I've missed that much. (Mind you, I was in my teens when my mother first went into a fish and chip shop). Yes, Friday lunchtime was a strip show and there were a few naked women wandering about, but what sort of people (males?) visit such places? and why? Perhaps it's my age - but I can't see how I would ever go to such a place by choice (and most of the women weren't walking material either).

Presumably other people occupations takes them to some strange places - anyone got any anecdotes to share?

pies1981

8,995 posts

216 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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thats the best story i've ever heard someone come up with for visiting a brothel, i'll have to remember that one!

moleamol

15,887 posts

292 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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jaybkay said:
(and most of the women weren't walking material either).
Disabled?

Jasandjules

72,584 posts

258 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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My office was a strange place...... But that's about as exciting as it gets for me.

Eric Mc

125,609 posts

294 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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I thought brothels were illegal in the UK. Should you be working there?

(Or maybe you aren't in the UK?)

andrewws

282 posts

253 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Not quite as exciting as working in a house of pleasure, but I had a job to replace the plumbing on a couple of sinks in a local undertakers. When I did the quote the manager was good enough to ensure the 'customers' were at least out of sight. I decided that the weekend would be a good time to do the work, as they were closed. But I had not anticipated that they are a 24 hour operation, and they bring new customers in all the time. I was asked to 'leave the room for a short while' I still have dreams about it, but somebody has to do it as it is part of life.

Pat H

8,058 posts

285 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Eric Mc said:
I thought brothels were illegal in the UK. Should you be working there?
In very simple terms, if there are two or fewer women, then it is not illegal. More than that and it is.

I suppose it could be argued that by fixing the heating one is assisting or encouraging the commission of an offence.

But it would be pretty easy to argue that there was no common criminal intent.

The most significant issue these days would be that payment for the job would be from the proceeds of crime.

This would theoretically open the door to an action under the Proceeds of Crime Act against the OP.

In the grand scheme of things, the police have more pressing issues than criminalising heating engineers.

But in his position, I would not sign the brothel keeper up for a maintenaince contract.

drink






Eric Mc

125,609 posts

294 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Pat H said:
Eric Mc said:
I thought brothels were illegal in the UK. Should you be working there?
In very simple terms, if there are two or fewer women, then it is not illegal. More than that and it is.

I suppose it could be argued that by fixing the heating one is assisting or encouraging the commission of an offence.

But it would be pretty easy to argue that there was no common criminal intent.

The most significant issue these days would be that payment for the job would be from the proceeds of crime.

This would theoretically open the door to an action under the Proceeds of Crime Act against the OP.

In the grand scheme of things, the police have more pressing issues than criminalising heating engineers.

But in his position, I would not sign the brothel keeper up for a maintenaince contract.

drink
I had a client omce who's house was used by the police as a surveillance base to gather evidence of a suspected brothel being kept in a house on the opposite side of the street.

A number of people were arrested eventually and sent to jail.



Edited by Eric Mc on Monday 29th December 09:03

Badgerboy

1,794 posts

221 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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Eric Mc said:
I thought brothels were illegal in the UK. Should you be working there?

(Or maybe you aren't in the UK?)
No more than two girls and a 'maid'. Anything over that is classed as a brothel, so they try to pass it off as a massage joint.

rfn

4,607 posts

236 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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His profile does state "County: New Zealand"...

Eric Mc

125,609 posts

294 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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That makes sense then. I think brothels are legal (up to a point) in NZ.

andy_s

19,853 posts

288 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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I was a bouncer in a brothel in Sydney for 'pocket money', a place called the 'Pleasure Chest'. Thought I knew a thing or two about a thing or two but a month there opened my eyes. Upstairs were the brothel rooms and the one toilet had a window out onto a flat roof - which was ankle deep in used syringes.
Hands in pockets all day, opening doors with my feet and mindful of any slippy stuff...

One lady came in with a shifty looking punter carrying a grocery bag, they went upstairs for five minutes then she's back down and out scoring. She gets back and goes up to see her punter. Ten minutes later she comes down with a cucumber saying that this guy wanted to slip it where the sun doesn't shine. Fair enough, if you don't want to do it, just give him the money back and he'll be on his way. 'Oh jeez' came the Melbourne whine, 'I've spent it all already', she wandered back upstairs muttering. Half an hour later she's back, whining again - 'Look, look at the feckin size of it' she said, holding this massive half a cucumber under my nose.

I tendered my resignation shortly afterwards......

Badgerboy

1,794 posts

221 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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andy_s said:
I was a bouncer in a brothel in Sydney for 'pocket money', a place called the 'Pleasure Chest'. Thought I knew a thing or two about a thing or two but a month there opened my eyes. Upstairs were the brothel rooms and the one toilet had a window out onto a flat roof - which was ankle deep in used syringes.
Hands in pockets all day, opening doors with my feet and mindful of any slippy stuff...

One lady came in with a shifty looking punter carrying a grocery bag, they went upstairs for five minutes then she's back down and out scoring. She gets back and goes up to see her punter. Ten minutes later she comes down with a cucumber saying that this guy wanted to slip it where the sun doesn't shine. Fair enough, if you don't want to do it, just give him the money back and he'll be on his way. 'Oh jeez' came the Melbourne whine, 'I've spent it all already', she wandered back upstairs muttering. Half an hour later she's back, whining again - 'Look, look at the feckin size of it' she said, holding this massive half a cucumber under my nose.

I tendered my resignation shortly afterwards......
Who takes groceries to a we house?! (Full of crack wes it would seem)

Taita

7,995 posts

232 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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You need to look at Sandys Superstars, and The Wonder Lounge.

:giggedy:

blindswelledrat

25,257 posts

261 months

Monday 29th December 2008
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jaybkay said:
Well, someone has to.

Just so you don't get the wrong idea I had a job to do recently in a local establishment that caters mainly for men. By various means I managed to stretch it out over three days.....

I supply and install hot water heat pumps, and the owner of a local pleasure house wanted to reduce his energy bill. I reckoned that a fifteen hundred pound install will save him over five hundred pounds a year, so I got the job. (A hot water heat pump only uses about a third of usual amount of power needed to heat water, and this place uses over a thousand litres a day).

Well, I don't know about you but this was my first ever visit (in 51 years) to such a place - and I really don't think I've missed that much. (Mind you, I was in my teens when my mother first went into a fish and chip shop). Yes, Friday lunchtime was a strip show and there were a few naked women wandering about, but what sort of people (males?) visit such places? and why? Perhaps it's my age - but I can't see how I would ever go to such a place by choice (and most of the women weren't walking material either).

Presumably other people occupations takes them to some strange places - anyone got any anecdotes to share?
Where I come from we have a name for chaps who don't like looking at naked ladies.