Workin' the streets?

[Lankypeters]

Do Escorts who normally engage clients through sites like RentMen work the streets when business slows?

[Beancounter]

Do Escorts who normally engage clients through sites like RentMen work the streets when business slows?

[Mocha]

Now that I can post, I can answer...

 

I had a friend in Atlanta who advertises rentmen said he wanted to try working one of the hotel bars. It sounded good, but then I was wondering how in the hell would That work without possibly being escorted out. He's not a big name in the business though. The main issue with street work is besides the risks, is the demand. I can't imagine there being much demand nowadays.

 

However, I was recently in Denver driving down the street when the finest guy I've seen was standing at the bustop with his shirt off and was ripped to the max. He was facing traffic at that. I'm sure he was "straight" in the meaning of the word, but to me it definitely screamed "trade" at 6 pm during rush hour. I blew the horn a couple times just to let him know he was fine.

[marylander1940]

Do Escorts who normally engage clients through sites like RentMen work the streets when business slows?

 

I don't know, to each his own but I think it's dangerous and unnecessary.

[seaboy4hire]

In the digital age I couldnt imagine anyone working the streets. Not saying that it doesn't happen but doesn't seem necessary any more.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[Mocha]

Also just know, anyone working the literal streets these days is very likely to be doing some serious drugs. Hepatitis C ain't no joke. That's the core of why prostitution got such a bad rep during the introduction of street drugs especially the 80s. The Internet and "pretty woman" cleaned it up. I know from experience. Like the song, "They'd sling that coca like Sammy Sosa, I would tell ya more but I ain't supposed ta."

[LADoug1]

Desperate times can lead to desperate measures. So sad an escort would have to hit the dangerous streets. But I can understand why this could happen.