Strippers and Hookers Prep for Inauguration
January 21, 2013
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as posted by the channel"When Steve Baker talks about the inauguration, he gets a little giddy. For the company he works at, Hire Party Strippers, which does exactly what its name suggests for clients in the Washington DC area, inauguration weekend means a big boost in business.
"Oh my God, it's bananas," says Baker, describing the interest he's had so far. Hire Party Strippers does about double the business on inauguration weekend, during which he can boost rates about 25 percent. This means $650 to $700 for "two girl fantasy shows"; $350 for one girl; and $300 for one male stripper, though demand is never as high for men as women. "It's going to be really, really busy," Baker says. "We have a lot of people coming [to DC] from out of town, and they want to have adult entertainment in their rooms. It's crazy."*
The inauguration will be a big boon to the sex industry, so strippers, prostitutes, sugar babies, and others are getting ready. And it will get more expensive. Why is the demand so high, and who are demographically the best customers.
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