So a few minutes ago, there was a knock on my door. Which is unusual.
I answer the door, and there's a guy from the local NBC station (with cameraman) wanting to ask me questions because . . .
For the last 6 months there's been a brothel run out of one of the apartments right here in my building (not just the complex, but my building). I was, to say the least, shocked. I would have been less surprised if someone were running a meth lab, but hookers?
To me, the most amusing part is that they were running their operation via craigslist.
I was interviewed on camera; don't know if I'll be on TV or anything. And although I showered and did my hair today, I'm without makeup.
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Finally! I've tried to comment here twice and my computer keeps going wiggy.
Okay that's hiarious. What kind of idiot buys hookers off of Craig's list. On the other hand have you seen the number of men trying to be sugar daddies off of Los Angeles Craig's List? Go to men looking fo woman. It's kind of horrifying once the laughter wears off...
I'm so frickin' glad that I'm a reader of Annie's blog, and that you posted on her blog, and that I posted a comment of her blog hoping you had a blog of your own, and that you have a blog of your own!
What a great story. How bizarre! I don't know you well enough to know if the guys in your complex got a neighborhood discount, so I won't ask.
(So, um, do you think they did?)
I wish I could tell you if they got a discount. I'm sure my 19-year-old son would have liked it if they did (they were apparently of the $200/hour plus variety), but I never noticed them. The cops apparently did.
But now that I think about it, there are more open parking spaces here in my complex than there used to be.
Here they have an eerily simialr story set in a Tukwila apartment buidling. They also advertised on Craig's list.
Maybe there's too many brothels!!!!
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