When there's an unofficial get-together in New York, it's gotta be about escorts, right? There's no official spot like Comic Con or anything, but it's definitely a thing, and we can thank the world leaders for that.
So, with the UN Assembly happening this week, you've got all the world's problems crammed into one room. You know, the usual suspects: money, war, politics, and, of course, more money. These diplomats are doing their best to make their countries shine, and that kind of pressure can really mess you up. That's when the escort scene kicks in.
Providers, well, they descend upon the UN like groupies at an NBA All-Star game. They come from all over the country and even Europe, shelling out their own cash for hotel rooms in the hopes of scoring some time with a UN diplomat. Most of these diplomats don't have the same access to providers like we regular folks do, so the UN is their one shot to explore their desires before heading back to their homeland. Providers know this, and they jack up their prices a bit while also hanging around hotel bars more.
Hotel bars are the safe zones where diplomats can meet a provider without raising too many eyebrows. They can't just Google "escort" like we do, 'cause everybody and their grandma is watching their every move, and if one diplomat's search history gets leaked, you can bet there'll be consequences. That's why, when the UN is in town, private rooms get booked, and VIP areas in strip clubs get reserved, all to keep things discreet for the diplomats.
But honestly, I can't blame the providers for seizing the opportunity. Word is they make close to 5K a pop when they see a diplomat, and strip clubs can rake in over 100K in a night. These diplomats need a release, and some of them are more than willing to take advantage.
Now, for us average Joes, it's not quite as easy to get in on the action. It's like a buffet out there, but we're not the target audience. Unless you're cool with shelling out an extra 20 to 25% to see one of these providers, I'd say it's best to wait until the UN wraps up.
So, with the UN Assembly happening this week, you've got all the world's problems crammed into one room. You know, the usual suspects: money, war, politics, and, of course, more money. These diplomats are doing their best to make their countries shine, and that kind of pressure can really mess you up. That's when the escort scene kicks in.
Providers, well, they descend upon the UN like groupies at an NBA All-Star game. They come from all over the country and even Europe, shelling out their own cash for hotel rooms in the hopes of scoring some time with a UN diplomat. Most of these diplomats don't have the same access to providers like we regular folks do, so the UN is their one shot to explore their desires before heading back to their homeland. Providers know this, and they jack up their prices a bit while also hanging around hotel bars more.
Hotel bars are the safe zones where diplomats can meet a provider without raising too many eyebrows. They can't just Google "escort" like we do, 'cause everybody and their grandma is watching their every move, and if one diplomat's search history gets leaked, you can bet there'll be consequences. That's why, when the UN is in town, private rooms get booked, and VIP areas in strip clubs get reserved, all to keep things discreet for the diplomats.
But honestly, I can't blame the providers for seizing the opportunity. Word is they make close to 5K a pop when they see a diplomat, and strip clubs can rake in over 100K in a night. These diplomats need a release, and some of them are more than willing to take advantage.
Now, for us average Joes, it's not quite as easy to get in on the action. It's like a buffet out there, but we're not the target audience. Unless you're cool with shelling out an extra 20 to 25% to see one of these providers, I'd say it's best to wait until the UN wraps up.
