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You should read his RM interview. Let's you know him more fully. "Name 5 things that you can’t live without. Food,Water,,Air,Sleep,Health,Mother,"

Two new antibiotics to treat resistant gonorrhea is a good thing. Nuzolvence was developed by a public-private partnership, which is also a good thing. Blujepa was developed initially as a UTI drug by GSK (formerly GlaxoSmithKline), which is about as big pharma as you can get.

The FDA recently approved two new oral treatments for gonorrhea: Nuzolvence (zoliflodacin) and Blujepa (gepotidacin). I think they specifically address the resistant strains.

First time DUI is a misdemeanor in most states absent special circumstances such as causing injury, children in the car, very high blood alcohol or driving on suspended license/without license.

Ridiculous. He's been on the platform for two days and has no reviews. Perhaps the 50% deposit is security that he will have your money and need not provide any service. On the other hand, he is "a deeply fetishistio man who loves exploring every desire." So there's that.

Even if I was generally okay with deposits (which I am not), fifty percent seems like a very large amount for any provider and certainly for someone who has been on Rentmen for ten days and has two reviews from new members.

I agree with this analysis but for some reason I tip anyway. I'm not sure why.

I think he did porn around 2010 as Vince on Corbin Fisher and other sites.

I usually bring the cash in an envelope, pull it out at the end and hand it to them. I have never had anyone not take it. Sometimes I ask them to count it and tell them that I want them to because I could have made a mistake. This is a little awkward but less awkward than them discovering afterwards that it is short and wondering if I did it on purpose. It also preempts any later claim that it was short even though it wasn't. Since I pay afterwards, they aren't going to worry about an undercover sting.

The experience also, obviously, needs to be "intentional."

Except for Romanian, the most important one!

I don't think they can track you unless you agree to share your location, even if you otherwise have an Apple Share account.

It's not "legally controversial," it's against the law in nearly all US states, normally a misdemeanor. But I don't think most states would consider buying and selling of sex on Rentmen as a high priority for enforcement - the focus is on trafficking and street prostitution. Also, in the event that somebody wanted to use Rentmen for law enforcement purposes, a disclaimer that money is for time only is not going to be much help since there presumably would be ample evidence to the contrary.

Does the eSIM they provide get you a different number or just data in other countries?

Well that's certainly a good reason not to use your real number.