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Any thoughts on the practicality of such an undertaking?

And there you have it, gentlemen.

AMEN.

As by prior advisement, he has been "available" on a "gay for pay" basis from the time he was a teenager. Neither his heart nor his cock are into his "work".

And there you have it...

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Unfortunately, a sad story too common amongst the "beautiful boys" in the "life".

A matter of perspective, I surmise, Alfie's "take" being that "entitlement" by reason of physical beauty is his just due in life, a convoluted viewpoint that, unfortunately for him, was reinforced by his "admirers".

Ain't no dust on you!

Or, perhaps, facing up to the reality that a "hire" is no more than a business transaction of bilateral exploitation by mutual consent isn't at all attractive in the light of the day...

I am sympathetic to him in his plight. In his time of dire need, he relied upon a perceived measure of admiration, love and affection from his patrons which has proved to be unfounded. Wallace Berry's memorable line in The Champ comes to mind, "Get lost".

Peacehaven, not Pleasantville, is the name of the town; Brighton is the nearest town of any size; bus service is available from Peacehaven to Brighton; from Brighton you can take the train into London. Neither of these means of transport have any appeal for Alfie. A smart little BMW, on the other hand, now that would turn the trick.

Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen...Alfie needs a car, not a lesson in the history of popular music. This is not going to play well with him.

I beg pardon for my lack of familiarity with the line, the film or Michael Caine. The last flick I took in was von Sternberg's The Last Command with Emil Janning.

What's it all about? Fame is fleeting. . .no one is tossing $100 bills his way as in the old days when he was a celebrity dancer on the Adonis Lounge circuit. Yes, money, "he ain't' got none". And, ah, his admirers who were legion; he has found their admiration has become a tad tepid. But, there is hope on the horizon. He is writing a tell-all book which, by him, will put him back on the top, figuratively and not literally.

By Alfie, taking a bus is a humbling experience which he cannot endure. After life in the Trump Tower, Living with mom at Pleasantville is insufferable. An immigration attorney to whom he was referred has counselled him not to waste his time or money challenging his five year ban from travel to the US. He is "done" in that regard, fried up as I prefer my breakfast bacon, well done and crisp. Past admirers, who he now characterizes as "lonely old men" are not answering his ring. Only Christian with the George Northwood Salon at London can do justice to his hair and he is in need the "works".My suggestion that is his Gran might be able to do a decent haircut with a bowl and pinking shears was met, shall we say, with sputtering, incoherent indignation. The Big 3 O for him is on the calendar in July. Come, gentlemen, be generous; open your purses.

100K; $100US, more or less, at the time. He did order the most expensive items on the menu and my take, if you will, was that the sommelier and he had a business relationship of sorts.

And there you have it...

Ace Sterling

Oh yes, I forgot. . .emotional distress from his recent deportation has resulted in an hormonal imblance which is presenting itself in some sort of skin condition with the complication of a digestive disorder manifesting itself in bloating, and, too, the "big 30" birthday thing is coming up within months; lastly, Sweet Jesus and Mary, Mother of God, Dad wants him to get a "job" ; talk abot adding insult to injury. . .

With regard to Connor Evans, he does not disappoint in any aspect of his offering, and I have recommended him to acquaintances without hesitation.

PS: "Alfie" did inform me that, in the course of his interrogation and subsequent detention, CBP did have custody of his phone and accessed his WhatsApps; he cautions discretion in any communications with him. Where is Perry Mason when you need him?

Unfortunately, "Alfie" is now penniless without any prospect of gainful employment and living with "mom". He had been banned from entry into the US for five years. He has restrictions on "usage": that is, he is "pure" and clients may look but not touch. However, he is in need of transportation and the gift of a motor vehicle, the BMW brand is preferred, he will entertain being touched. He is very hurt, if you will, that not one of his legion of admirers in the USA have offered to be of any assistance to him in his dire need. Step up and show your appreciation, gentlemen: SEND MONEY. Small, insignificant monetary gifts will be accepted with scorn.