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Picture of Secret Service prostitute.

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What is this story? I've heard it mentioned but I don't know the details. What happened?

 

One of them didn't pay his hooker, they made a scene and it turned into a whole big thing. Moral of the story: always pay your hookers. Problem solved.

Habib, I about fell out of my chair reading the last line of your post, LOL!

 

Only real issue I see is that they had the plans on the presidents visit in their rooms, which is why they lost their security clearance.

One of them didn't pay his hooker, they made a scene and it turned into a whole big thing. Moral of the story: always pay your hookers. Problem solved.

 

 

But don't pay them with a check.

 

Sincerely,

Jerry Springer

One of them didn't pay his hooker, they made a scene and it turned into a whole big thing. Moral of the story: always pay your hookers. Problem solved.

 

Moral of the story kids. :lol:

 

She charged $800? I thought stuff in Columbia was cheap.

One of them didn't pay his hooker, they made a scene and it turned into a whole big thing. Moral of the story: always pay your hookers. Problem solved.

 

 

 

Heard it was over $47.00

One of them didn't pay his hooker, they made a scene and it turned into a whole big thing. Moral of the story: always pay your hookers. Problem solved.

As the nephew of a former UAW arbitrator I understand the need wiggle room in negotiation. The buyer and seller are aware of this. But if the standing offer is $800 and you can only come up with about 25%, things could get interesting.

From what I understand this is a common scam they run. She tells you $40 bucks, you go to the hotel, do your business then when it's time to leave it's $800. She calls security who are in on it and you end up paying $800.

^

 

:lol:

 

And everything was fine and dandy until they realized it was Secret Service they were scamming.

Why does the song "Lucretia Macevil" from Blood, Sweat and Tears keep popping in my head??? :idunno:

 

 

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