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Working With A Pimp And Prostitutes

By justcamingit September 10, 2020 20 answers Last updated September 10, 2020

Hello people, I am 19 years old and I have been working as a receptionist in a hotel for 5 months now. I am from a small town and my salary is not very high, unfortunately. Last week, a client called a prostitute. A man came in with her and sat in the lobby while she finished her work. He started talking to me after a while and then offered me a compatible job. Just when there are people willing to call him and pay 10-20 BGN for each client. I don't know this person, but I know that they are repaid in this way with such assistance. It often happens, among other things, that clients ask me for such services, especially for foreigners, only this makes them dizzy. But I find all this work a little risky, I'm mostly afraid of having problems with the police. Don't let that happen that I usually a 19 year old boy turn out to be a man tempting girls for prostitution :) There are other risks besides that. But once we pretend to be thugs, we have to accept them. I don't know how the boss will react, however. He keeps complaining that there is no work in the winter, so I think there will be progress, but his family hotel will gradually become a brothel. He himself can do such things quite easily, but if he does not do it, he obviously has a reason. I know a hotel manager who made really good money from such activities, but I can't compare to him, he's just a "dangerous player". I wonder if taking a risk or it's as dangerous as I imagine, but making a few levs on top will work very well for me. I have a girlfriend and often I don't have enough money, I don't want to expose myself to her. My question is, have there been people who have done something like this, and what other risks do you think this thing hides, something I can't think of? Please without insults and such things really, just get serious people involved. Thanks!

Answers 20

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mica_pinkcandy answered · September 10, 2020

   You better make honest money without the suffering of women. And, as you said, the hotel will become a brothel and the boss will have no one to doubt but you. In the end, a customer would ask you, not the cleaner.

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hot_uk answered · September 10, 2020

   Dude, I, as a person living in the Netherlands, have long since opened my eyes to the fact that the whole stigma of the repentance escort scene is just a circus. Yes, of course the field is quite open to violence and degradation of women, but it is not necessarily so. There is demand, there is supply ... you have met the demand, you know the supply, the question is whether you will be the average person, so that you can spread it too. In Bulgaria, people's thinking is strongly influenced by the fact that it is illegal. Here, when this lid is not there, you actually think about what is bad and good for a real scale. It's a low job, but if someone wants to do it and someone else gets it ... it's their job. I think accept the offer, unless you think the girls are being abused, then you're just helping the freaks. But if they are just women who have decided that they will make a living and have decided that they can't / want nothing else ... well ok then! They customers will find them if they want them. When they ask for a wink, take some cream from the client, then some from the pimp and clean work. If you have a moral problem with these things and you want to set an example, don't make money, but what you wrote worries you is mostly slaps. However, act carefully, because it's naughty if you get caught, but it's rigid and yesterday's thinking. I would get my money on top from both the client and the pimp, the smart one. but it is a rigid and yesterday's thinking. I would get my money on top from both the client and the pimp, the smart one. but it is a rigid and yesterday's thinking. I would get my money on top from both the client and the pimp, the smart one.

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harmonybrooke answered · September 10, 2020

   Don't worry, just call the person when there is a customer. There is nothing that anyone can do about it. You do a favor and that's it. I've been playing this movie for years.

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alicewondrr answered · September 10, 2020

   Well, if you earn BGN 200 a month on top, is it worth the risk? A lot of things can go wrong. If a prostitute quarrels with a client, for example, and there will inevitably be such cases, the client may seek an explanation from you, because he will most likely not see the pimp, but you and then her. Many of the customers are not literate, there are alcoholics and all sorts of things, imagine that you have a fair in front of the hotel guests and you will wonder how to sink to the bottom of the earth. Everyone will watch the seir, the rumble will rise and your boss will be able to see what is happening and then what you will explain to him. Separately, these pimps are from today to tomorrow. Tomorrow, a bigger pimp of the police will come and they will decide to throw him out of business by tidying up a scenario for him and you don't know what role you will be in this scenario. Don't worry, these are not random people. If such people start to have money under their feet, and this is a matter of time, no one can wash their hands with you, because you have no one behind you. They will chew and spit on you. Separately, if your boss finds out, and sooner or later he will probably understand, then he will raise a scandal for you and will probably throw you out like a dirty kitten. Not that you won't be able to find another job, but it's humiliating. In general, a lot of things can go wrong, but not to go wrong, think about whether it's worth for 200 levs a month, for example, not to sleep at night and worry about whether some bopadzhiya, who is downstairs, will not arrest you as a scapegoat or a drunken customer will not do a fair. Personally, for 200 BGN I would not put a hedgehog in my pants. I prefer to earn a little less, but I slept peacefully.

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elly_shine answered · September 11, 2020

   Don't bother! I am a colleague of yours, I have been at the reception of a hotel for several years, but on the first day my boss explicitly warned me that it was better for the hotel to be empty than to have problems with the police, pimps, beatings, etc. Because you remember that things don't always go smoothly. It turns out that the client is not satisfied or that the prostitute felt threatened, the pimps come, quarrels start, there is often a fight, then you call the police, give explanations ... well, it's getting dirty! So don't get involved, because you will be bitterly sorry, and obviously your boss is smart enough not to do that, because he knows what will happen. His hotel will turn into a mess, he will drive out the decent clients, in the evening he will be in the police to write explanations for the next fight, God forbid there will be a murder ... and often prostitutes go hand in hand with drugs and it will become one ... your imagination is poor! And you will be the first to leave work, because no family hotel owner will risk their business because of a receptionist. So think carefully about what is more important to you. The job or 20 leva that you will receive from time to time, but at the cost of many worries whether there will not be many problems. We only had a similar case once, I tell you I went crazy! One client had called a prostitute without letting us know. The girl came well, I didn't even understand that she was like that, because she didn't see it and of course she didn't say. She went upstairs, but apparently they didn't understand something, and she called the pimp, that when angry strong boys came, that when they started screaming and they were ready to go upstairs to fight. I know how I managed to cope with the situation that it so happened that the bosses were somewhere, so I was alone. I tell you, then I drank valerian for the nerves, that for half an hour I could not stop trembling! After I refused to let them go, they directed their aggression against me. The only thing that saved me was that I threatened them that an SOT would be called. I hope it never happens to me again! For information, I am 36, with years of experience, but I tell you, this is not a job!

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bustytessa37 answered · September 11, 2020

   Don't take any chances. Once you agree to participate in any of their "schemes", they will decide that you may be willing to do them other similar services. And such people are ruthless and will not blink an eye to put you on the pangara if something goes wrong or you no longer want to do what they tell you. Don't end up being guilty without guilt.

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unicorngirls answered · September 11, 2020

   Don't call him, just let his customers call him. When he comes to your hotel, he will know who sent him the client.

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ojip_ismaputra answered · September 12, 2020

   Because it is illegal. Because you don't know if these girls are there of their own free will or if the pimp threatens them with beatings and compromising. Do not expect that if they "smile" and do not cry, then they are happy with their work. If humanity doesn't stop you, then at least storage can help you. At the first problem, you are the fuse. If any of the girls or the vault have an argument with the law, they are ready to "betray" you, for a two-week shorter sentence, and they will lie for years. If a customer turns out to be a scoundrel who is not happy with the services, he will harass you to take his money. If the hotel boss finds out, he will discipline you, or he may sue you for "lost profits" because you created a bad image of the hotel. He can condemn you, pay the whole hotel. All your life, you will pay him. Not to say that if the pimp has not collected many sins before the police, and you are a possible witness, you may not go home after work. Or maybe one day he won't have fun and kill you again. After all, we are talking about a criminal.

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digbickslut answered · September 12, 2020

   There is nothing to risk. A client asks you - you forward the inquiry and collect a commission. This is very clear to the police and they are at least dealing with small fish. Now, if there are 2-3 pimps and one of them orders you to call him and not his colleague, then it is different. But I think they always understand each other for territories and have nothing to do with you. So you "work" calmly, and you can ask them to give you a treat for your birthday when it comes to you. Want to try the "goods" :)

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acir_gurgacz answered · September 12, 2020

   Problems will arise and the hotel will become a mess - he said. Once you get caught up in the dance, you become an inner person of the scheme, as always with consequences.

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vikyvanila answered · September 13, 2020

   By 11 "The police are very clear about this and at least they are dealing with small fish." Ha-ha-ha! This is probably the reassurance that every criminal gives when he tries to find subordinates. Have you looked at who goes to jail? All prisons are like lakes with small fish and mollusks. There is no "shark". Why? Because small fish are easy to catch. Because the police and the prosecutor's office report activity by catching and prosecuting criminals, no matter how big the catch was. In my neighborhood, there are at least 15 sets who were on probation, lying or fleeing abroad, selling minimal amounts of drugs, and the "bash dealer" was untouchable for 10 years and now lay 3 months on light regime, and was released early. Those behind him have now become municipal councilors and "businessmen".

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unicorn357 answered · September 13, 2020

   Short advice, I believe: stay away from dirty things. You do not need it. 1. You become dependent on someone; you're losing your freedom, man; 2. You can get into trouble for which you have no idea now. Beware of good things, stay away from dirt, and the money will come to you on its own. They call it luck.

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kim_hoa answered · September 13, 2020

   Where there are prostitutes, crimes and drugs, there are problems (and these three even often go together). Just stay away and don't even wonder if it's worth it. No, such things are never worth it. Stay away from the dirt, as the above said.

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jokin4318 answered · September 14, 2020

   You are only 19, life is ahead of you and you still have time to make good money. I can't think of a 19-year-old who started from scratch and got rich right away. Slowly, things will fall into place. I understand that it hits you in the male ego if you don't have enough money, but believe me, if your girlfriend loves you, it won't be a problem for her. She will look at other things and believe that you will be very successful in the future. Often a person your age is naive. Don't get involved with guys like that, you don't know where it will end. As you were told before me, if something happens, you will be on the pangara, and the big fish will swim in the sea. You don't know what they are capable of, if you refuse to do something to them, I don't think how they would take revenge on you. Not to mention that they can involve your girlfriend in the "business", you remember, a young, beautiful girl ... Well, not for 200, if they want to give you BGN 200,000, it's just not worth it. Don't ruin your life. You are still young.

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robbietrevinoart answered · September 14, 2020

   To number 13 out of 11 - boy, you're confusing the concepts. The small fish are the prostitutes and the pimp, they can get burned by the police getting angry. Big fish are the local bosses who control prostitution. And a receptionist is just an extra. By your logic and comparisons with drug dealers, it's like giving a suspended sentence to a drug addict's sister because she knew her brother was taking drugs - or the addict himself. Your fish sold "minimal" amounts of drugs, they didn't use them. And don't make the hotel a mess because a client brought a prostitute. If this type of customer has come, then this is the hotel. It is a mess if the pimp or prostitute pays for a hotel room and takes clients to their field.

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infinitysimo answered · September 14, 2020

   Don't get involved in any way. One day this past will close important doors for you. And it can get you into other trouble.

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hornyukflasher answered · September 14, 2020

   Up to 17, the receptionist is an accomplice in the crime, not just an innocent eyewitness. He supports a crime, knowing that it is a crime, making a profit in the process. The author spoke about the desire, motivation, method and concern related to the crime. The purpose and obligation of the police is to enforce the law and to counteract all crimes, no matter by whom they are committed. The law is for everyone: the receptionist, the prostitute, the client, the pimp, the hotel owner, the police, you, me, the lawyers and the judges. Your analogy with the sister of a drug addict and the receptionist is wrong. It would be right if the addict's sister connected her brother to the dealers when he needed drugs, and they gave her part of the profits. Then the sister would be a criminal.

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mrunalofficial2016 answered · September 15, 2020

   Don't get involved in such movies! I'm a colleague of yours too, and I know what it's like to have prostitutes. They were not stolen foreigners, they were not quarrels with broken rooms. And everything is poured on you, because you are put in the main place, you are responsible. How much anger and fear I have taken, only I know. When a customer asks you for the number, you say you don't know, I did. They may grumble, but to save themselves, I neither know the number of prostitutes, nor would I call. I don't think it's my duty to know that either. Because you will have to argue. If a guest calls or comes, it is another matter, but it is dangerous for you to mediate. Because people will learn that the hotel is a gathering place for prostitutes, and only for that they will use it. His reputation will fall, and there will be no serious visitors. And if the boss finds out, you'll fly out.

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warunk_upnormal answered · September 15, 2020

   Tatiana Doncheva: Where did so many moralists come from in this forum? See how successful Vanko 1 was thanks to the umbrella I put on him.

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mallika_singh_official_ answered · September 15, 2020

   If you do it regularly, your boss will understand. Many other people too, such is life - destiny! Maybe the police, for example, in case of a problem. There is great potential for money, especially for foreigners, and otherwise BGN 10-20. are nothing. People say, "He who is afraid of bears does not go to the forest."