A Manager at a Brothel Has Delved Into What Happens at Her 100-Room Brothel, and Some of the Timings Are Just Bizarre
Catherine De Noire runs a completely legal brothel, and in doing so, she's learned and now revealed what exact time men tend to cheat on their partners.
But first, let's clarify what a legal brothel is because they don't exist in the US or the UK, do they? Well, that's not entirely true; six of Nevada's seventeen counties allow some form of prostitution.
Anyway, there are quite a few countries around the world where sex work is legal - famously, the Netherlands has the 'red light district' in Amsterdam, then Germany has sex nightclubs, and it's also legal in Singapore and New Zealand, to name a few places.
A legal brothel is a place where people can legally engage with prostitutes, and these venues are considered much safer for sex workers.
However, that doesn't mean some interesting stories don't still occur at legal brothels, with one manager taking to social media to reveal some of the 'craziest' things she's seen.
Catherine De Noire explained what it's like around the clock at her legal brothel (Instagram/catherine_de_noire)
Let's delve into the timings shared by De Noire. On her Instagram account, she revealed what goes on around the clock at her legal brothel.
Surprisingly, her 100-room bordello is only closed for four hours between 6 am and 10 am, when the cleaners take over. Once open, business is slow until midday, which De Noire describes as the 'first busy hour,' when white-collar workers take their lunch break.
Then, for the next two hours, things quiet down again until 3 pm when men drop in after work.
“Men who finish work early often stop by. These are usually married men who need to get home on time, so they can’t stay for the night,” De Noire explained.
Between the hours of 6am and 10am the brothel is cleaned and the bar is restocked (Instagram/catherine_de_noire)
This continues until around 5 pm; then there's another lull as her evening shift workers start arriving between 6 pm and 8 pm.
Business remains steady until between 1 am and 4 am when it starts to pick up again. "A few hundred clients come in, many of whom have been partying elsewhere first. Most of the staff — including bartenders, receptionists, and cleaners — are incredibly busy," she explained.
By 5 am, most people have left the building, and that's when the sex workers will sit down to discuss how the shift has gone until they finish work at 6 am.
Now, I'm not sure about you, but I didn't expect there to be so much business happening. But, fair play to those making money, I guess.
