Links #466

It’s a good day for a chokehold.  –  “Officer” Reuben Carver

Dr. John, the legendary New Orleans musician, died this week.  Actually, “institution” would be a more apt term; in many Crescent City circles, saying you didn’t like his music would be fighting words.  Those of you who never lived there will probably recognize this song (suggested by Jesse Walker), which was his biggest hit.  The links above it were provided by Kevin Wilson, Furrygirl, Christian Britschgi, Mirriam Seddiq, Cathy Reisenwitz, and Amy Alkon, in that order.

• Lagniappe!
• Promises, promises.
• All prohibition is the same.
• Just a few isolated incidents.
• STOP CALLING THE FUCKING COPS.
• Pig slapped down for unauthorized rooting.

From the Archives

• Swedish model fanatics just won’t stop trying to bring their filth to the UK.
• Some implied I was a crank when I predicted this development years ago.
• Haven’t seen this concentration of absurd claims in a couple of years now.
• The rescue industry is full of opportunities for the wealthy to play cowboy.
• Highway destroyed, morons cheer; traffic diverts to streets, morons bleat.
• Propaganda from one of the Magdalene laundry nuns (now DBA Ruhama).
• Politicians present schemes to ruin whores’ lives as attempts to “help” us.
• The most vile, tone-deaf product the rescue industry has yet dreamed up.
• Some UK reporters are realizing “pop-up brothels” are just touring incalls.
• Whores are morons whose lives must be micromanaged by governments.
• Low-population states have the silliest supposed “gypsy whore” magnets.
• Supporting decriminalization is no longer the kiss of death for politicians.
• In matters of mass surveillance, fascism beats communism hands down.
• Exactly what prohibitionists wanted, despite their claims to the contrary.
• Sometimes they don’t bother with the “sex trafficking” excuse any more.
• I wonder where she’ll get a real job once “trafficking” hysteria collapses?
• Massage parlor licensing is widely touted as a way to “fight prostitution”.
• Whores prefer not to be registered by politicians & “supervised” by pigs.
• Another rape victim caged to force participation in a state morality play.
• Sex workers should avoid clients who could be called mentally disabled.
• A plan supported by useful idiots who don’t understand legal precedent.
• If this is the best the prohibitionists can do, FOSTA won’t last very long.
• Another fruit of the lie that “sex offender” registration isn’t punishment.
• IWW was the 1^st major union to support sexworkers; won’t be the last.
• Quite possibly the most ridiculous excuse any politician has ever used.
• Stephan has for years touted her animus against whores as “concern”.
• Yeah, destroy their lives! That’ll teach ’em not to have sexual feelings!
• Some western states tolerated prostitution long after criminalization.
• Prohibitionists harass streetwalkers so as to scare away their clients.
• Farley’s going to keep hawking this same snake oil until she croaks.
• The babble of “officials” in low-population states is truly stupefying.
• The ACLU still has a long way to go if it wants to help sex workers.
• Persecution of sex workers invariably affects other women as well.
• A McNeill Rule specimen who’s had a complete mental breakdown.
• More harassment from a “safer neighborhood team” (ie vice pigs).
• Cops harass sex workers, yet believe we’ll come to them for help.
• It’s the same everywhere our work is even partially criminalized.
• I absolutely love Stormy Daniels’ honesty about her whoredom.
• Wisconsin’s try at the most mindlessly-draconian anti-sex law.
• Persecuting the homeless using the excuse of “sex trafficking”.
• There are so many reasons sex worker licensing is a bad idea.
• Another story credulously touting bullshit “safe harbor” laws.
• Still more infantilization of migrant Nigerian sex workers.
• Cops, PETA, Adam West, dueling evils and much more.
• “Correctional officer” is a term straight out of Orwell.
• Cops, dogs, censorship, psychology and much more.
• So-called journalists bleat out pro-censorship idiocy.
• How the state uses language to shift responsibility.
• How can I develop a sex worker support system?
• I’m surprised this has taken so long to catch on.
• A memorable duo with Lorelei & Ghost Rider.
• Potty obsession is rotting politicians’ brains.
• Like a who’s who of delusional busybodies.
• Rapist cops of the week, 2017 and 2018.
• What is wrong with doctors who do this?
• My return to Seattle from London.
• A testimonial for Velvet Swing.
• How to hire an escort.
• Tit-related laws.

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Professor Syndrome

In the Gilligan’s Island TV show, Dr. Roy Hinkley was originally stated to be a high-school science teacher with a degree in botany.  But like all TV “scientists” his store of knowledge and his technical abilities grew as required by lazy writers; he soon became a university professor rather than a high-school teacher and his expertise grew to include chemistry, entomology, psychology, engineering and several obscure Polynesian languages (and that’s just what I recall from childhood).  Whatever intellectual ability or STEM-type skill was required by the plot, the Professor was sure to have already or be able to rapidly acquire by consulting one of the many books he inexplicably brought along on a “three-hour tour”; that he not be skilled in boat repair was also required by the plot, so we’ll just leave that one alone for now.  The important thing is that in episodic fiction (whether that be television, comic books, pulp novels or whatever) “scientist” or “sage” type characters are generally assumed to have vast and encyclopedic knowledge and to be nigh-omnicompetent (Spock in Star Trek wasn’t quite as bad until the third season, when he suddenly acquired previously-unmentioned competencies such as comparative linguistics and art history, again as required by lazy writers).  Such formidable intellectual prowess rarely exists outside of fantasy, and yet you’d be amazed how often people in real life seem to expect unusually intelligent and erudite people to display similarly-superhuman intellectual abilities.  It happens to me on a regular basis; people seem to expect me to know basically everything, and while I certainly do have an exceptional memory, an excellent education, an uncannily-large store of mostly-useless trivia and an above-average learning rate, there are still vast gaps in my abilities and whole intellectual realms I know no more about than the average person (or even less than average if it has anything to do with popular culture from about 1995 to the present).  One of those gaps is computer stuff; in 1989 I actually had above-average practical computer skills (though I had flunked programming half a decade before), but I never really kept up and I’m still not entirely sure how a microprocessor actually works (THIS IS NOT AN INVITATION TO ATTEMPT AN EXPLANATION IN THE COMMENTS).  Add to that a general aversion to change, a neurological & emotional inability to deal with formal systems, and the fact that my brain was already fully canalized several years before I had home access to the internet, and I think you’ll be able to understand why I’m really not good with computer and internet stuff.  And because I am good at so many things, I tend to be very uncomfortable with and anxious about the things I’m not good at.  I tend to deal with obstacles in my path by figuring them out, charming them, intimidating them, or crying, and none of those work on a computer which is doing something I neither desire nor comprehend.  So if you want to interview me or have me on your podcast or whatever, you are really really really going to have to take care of “the technical details of anything more complicated than ‘click here’, ‘please look into the camera’ or ‘answer the phone’.”  I’m sorry if that reduces me in your estimation; perhaps it would restore your faith if you think of computer stuff being for me as boatbuilding must have been for The Professor.

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Links #463

The war on guns, like the war on drugs, is primarily waged on poor people.  –  Baynard Woods and Brandon Soderberg

Doris Day, who passed away this week at the ripe old age of 97, was probably my mother’s favorite singer; I remember her singing “Que Sera, Sera” so often when I was a child that I knew the lyrics by heart before I started school (and it’s one of the few popular songs entirely within my rather-limited vocal range).  So it only seems appropriate to feature a recording of that song as this week’s video; the link above it were provided by SWOP Behind Bars, Tim Cushing, C.J. Ciaramella, Elizabeth N. Brown, Radley Balko, and Tim Cushing again (in that order).

• Stop faking!
• H.P. Loveshack.
• Don’t “flag them down” either.
• Stop faking! (See a pattern yet?)
• Truer headline without the first two words.
• I want this extended at least one more level.

From the Archives

• “I don’t want to see heroin-injection sites” is this whole thing in a nutshell.
• Yes, “prostitution investigations” are part of a larger problem: prohibition.
• Scottish police harass whores for 5 years, then say they want to be “fair”.
• Imposing order on the chaos which dominated my life for over two years.
• Women are moral imbeciles; men are always responsible for our choices.
• Your periodic reminder that Nicholas Kristof is a vile excuse for a human.
• Prohibitionists use Cyntoia Brown to advance “child sex slave” narrative.
• This man has repeatedly said Seattle is not interested in prosecuting us.
• Delusional “trafficking” fetishist thinks the inflated numbers are too low.
• Cops, Margot Kidder, Alexander Graham Bell, Free Bird and much more.
• New York loves applying fascist pressure to accomplish illegal agendas.
• This needs to be repeatedly hammered into the faces of prohibitionists.
• Remember when a person had to be found guilty to get a life sentence?
• I should’ve realized this change wouldn’t be just an administrative one.
• Note that state-sanctioned near-slavery isn’t called “trafficking” herein.
• Is there anything narrower & meaner than the mind of a prison official?
• Brandon Wade is pissing himself so badly over FOSTA you can smell it.
• I told y’all that this wasn’t gonna work, but of course y’all didn’t listen.
• The more out sex workers there are, the harder it will be to ignore us.
• Discrimination vs sex workers invariably affects other women as well.
• This is what robo-fetishists want you to believe will take my job soon.
• How can one see through the Mann Act, yet swallow “sex trafficking”?
• I lack the skill set to deal with clients from Backpage-type platforms.
• The egregious lie that the “sex offender” registry isn’t a punishment.
• Why yes, I do get tired of saying “I told you so.”  Thanks for asking!
• Government thugs continue their crusade against Christian charity.
• Cops, Kool-Aid, animals, MDMA, musical Tesla coils & much more.
• Stenographer parrots clueless cop’s weird masturbatory fantasies.
• Every outed sex worker or client should sue the party who did it.
• If you want a professional to entertain you, you need to pay her.
• Too bad they still criminalize having sex for the “wrong” reason.
• The poor widdle sheriff “had no alternative” because sex is bad.
• An escort explains how the demolition of Backpage harmed her.
• FOSTA may have been a serious governmental miscalculation.
• Hiding migration control behind the “sex trafficking” narrative.
• Is Iceland just going to recycle this story every spring?
• How do I return to sex work after a years-long hiatus?
• Not just a feminist, but an “anti-trafficking” activist.
• Another worthless, tautological anti-whore “study”.
• Playboy needs to do a lot more articles like this.
• The release of The Forms of Things Unknown.
• It’s good to see they’re going to fight this.
• Kaytlin Bailey on coming out to a lover.
• I’d love to be wrong once in a while.
• OMG an invasion of foreign whores!
• Are many providers mentally ill?
• On my way to visit the UK.
• Rapist cop of the week.
• Is this dude gay?

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Links #462

I can’t breathe.  –  Derek Williams

I’ve shared a lot of Sesame Street shorts in this space over the years, but for some reason I had completely forgotten about this one, which was one of my favorites as a child.  The links above it were provided by Jesse Walker, Tim Cushing, Zuri Davis, Charles Hill, Eric Sprankle, and Wendy Lyon, in that order.

• Garfield horror.
• Just protecting and serving.
• But for video, delayed edition.
• Those who’ve played it already knew this.
• The beginnings of dark ages are fascinating.
• In Biblical times, this would’ve been seen as a sign from God.

From the Archives

• Kaytlin’s sex work past isn’t germane to this; reporter goes there anyhow.
• Stop pretending Tom Dart’s actions are other than a power & money grab.
• FOSTA may have been a serious miscalculation on the government’s part.
• Don’t want people spreading stupid rumors? Stop spreading ’em yourself.
• People kept out of the formal economy survive via the informal economy.
• I’m glad silly protectionist whores couldn’t wreck decrim in New Zealand.
• Destroying men’s ability to support their families is latest anti-whore fad.
• “Rescuers” are so invested in their own fantasies they’ll believe anything.
• How many kids need to be sacrificed to this obscenity before it’s enough?
• Why are people surprised when cops push for the “right” to rape whores?
• UK cops have never found more than a tiny # of “sex trafficking” cases.
• Nevada is now one of the most vile fonts of anti-whore vomit in the US.
• Can I regain the spiritual dimension of sex I used to have with my wife?
• Coalitions of fundamentalist anti-sex groups are in no way “surprising”.
• This will be much more common due to the ramped-up war on whores.
• Sullying a sex worker by surrounding her words with prohibitionist lies.
• Another cowboy raid staged for the entertainment of rich US moralists.
• Sex workers can only help men before they turn into deranged “incels”.
• NBC News publishes an article which openly calls for decriminalization.
• In the contemporary US, people can be fired from jobs for blasphemy.
• Seattle cops aren’t the only ones with a fetish for creepy surveillance.
• Seattle “officials” still adore prohibition of things other than cannabis.
• I’m delighted to see “creepy clown” hysteria still has a bit of life in it.
• Why have you remained a sex worker for so much longer than most?
• If this is a “brothel”, then a room with a foosball table is a “stadium”.
• It’s no longer taboo for reporters to come out in support of decrim.
• Another example of the War on Whores as the new War on Drugs.
• The stupidity and evil of politicians is sometimes mind-boggling.
• The term for nonconsensual sex isn’t “sleeping with”, it’s “rape”.
• Fascism is much more effective at repression than communism.
• Cops, thoughtcrime, Jesus, jumping machines and much more.
• An excellent article by stalwart friend of whores Mark Draughn.
• Pretended “secondary effects” aren’t usually silly nebulosities.
• Indian court rules that acts which aren’t illegal, aren’t illegal.
• Long time readers may remember “Fake Internet Girlfriend”.
• The global south is far ahead of the US in sex worker rights.
• A simple primer on interacting with sex workers on Twitter.
• Another racist anti-whore pogrom in “progressive” Seattle.
• More racist infantilization of Nigerian sex workers in Italy.
• Eternal life would be a horror literally beyond imagining.
• Prohibitionists just can’t stop beating this dead horse.
• An excerpt from Brooke Magnanti’s The Turning Tide.
• Surveillance beyond the wildest dreams of the Stasi.
• Cops, Australia, prohibition, Prince and much more.
• Once in a very great while, the bad guys still lose.
• US prisons are hotbeds of rape in every form.
• “Evil” is not a noun; it is an adjective.
• Lorelei & I at The Secret Garden.
• Rapist cops of the week.
• My sexuality is money.

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Links #457

I thought they was going to shoot me, and my brother, and everybody else.  –  Samari Boswell

Last week Emma Evans tweeted an article about breakfast cereal marketing of the ’80s, which in turn reminded me of one of my favorite breakfast cereals of the previous decades; here is a collection of all the commercials (starting in 1974).  I had all of the magnets, too.  The links above the video were provided by Scott Greenfield, Walter Olson, Scott Greenfield again, Kevin Wilson, Peter Roman, and Popehat, in that order.

• Just protecting and serving.
• The resurrection of a dead cuisine.
• Cops shoot man for closing his door.
• Much, MUCH, MUCH more of this, please.
• Tell me again how cops in school is a good idea.
• Murder instigator gets 20 years; murderer not even charged.

From the Archives

• Puritans hate that some women are comfortable paying our bills with sex.
• Even bootlicking Time seems to grasp that something bad has happened.
• Judge lectures young sex workers about cop-created danger of sex work.
• When the loon behind “mandatory porn filter” bills did a massive pratfall.
• Laura Lee on the possible wider effects of her Swedish model challenge.
• Raising pullets was like having a box of tiny clowns in my laundry room.
• Seeing this one power taken from cops is a small but important victory.
• A deeper look at the sleazy lies politicians use to destroy women’s jobs.
• “Sex trafficking” is such a convenient weapon against adult businesses.
• Delicious schadenfreude: prohibitionists’ lies coming back to bite them.
• It’s especially important that women make anti-prohibition arguments.
• New self-aggrandizing name for pro-censorship nuts Morality in Media.
• If only amateurs realized that this is the norm, not a deviation from it.
• Hysterical phone calls don’t correlate meaningfully with actual events.
• Gentrification is a common motivation for persecution of sex workers.
• Facts magically become evil when somebody says “THE CHILDREN!!!”
• Pigs claim they have to stick their snouts into people’s personal lives.
• Americans want anyone who ever did wrong to be punished forever.
• SCOTUS recently reaffirmed the unconstitutionality of loyalty oaths.
• NCMEC is among the most dangerous of the anti-sex organizations.
• Headline blames girls because busybodies want them unemployed.
• Cops telling “sex slave” fantasies are just dangerous time-wasters.
• Looks like at least one dangerous censor-moron is on his way out.
• “Competition” from fancy fleshlights?  Really, ladies, calm down.
• If I weren’t already sterile, I’d get myself sterilized immediately.
• When sex is involved, a poison pen letter is considered “proof”.
• Cops, cuteness, mirrors, Babylon 5, Joe Satriani & much more.
• The Democratic party did half the work of creating this lunacy.
• Even if PROUD supports this, I’m still skeptical of the subtext.
• There’re so many reasons sex worker licensing is a bad idea.
• The coven in which I feel safe and loved grows a little larger.
• The censors who want the internet destroyed are at it again.
• Is it just me, or are you less patient than you used to be?
• How can a newlywed woman increase her sexual desire?
• Cops, amateurs, Jesus Christ Superstar and much more.
• This is over three years old, but it’s too good to pass up.
• Corporations are becoming the favored tool of censors.
• Five years in prison for talking to someone online.
• The panic industry’s latest dumb “teen fad” panic.
• More on the oppression of Ukrainian sex workers.
• The next generation of sex worker security apps.
• Once again, actual figures disprove the hysteria.
• Massage parlor pogroms are coming to Canada.
• 23 “sex trafficking” idiocies in one short article.
• Sex is an exchange, whether you like it or not.
• My dear friend Savannah Sly in Teen Vogue.
• The 7th murdered transwoman of 2018.
• Toward the end of privacy, everywhere.
• Now they notice. Good going, Gay, Inc!
• An argument I’ve often made myself.
• Miranda Kane on annoying clients.
• Do as cops say, not as they do.
• Is this dumbass for real?
• Population 36,000.

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Links #455

I can’t breathe.  –  Lamekia Dockery

The gentleman I call Daedalus shared this video with me last week, and besides being extremely funny it is absolutely brilliant.  The links above it were provided by Lucy Steigerwald, Joe Setyon, Kevin Wilson, Jesse Walker, Nun Ya, and Tushy Galore, in that order.

• Stop faking!
• Lawheads gone wild.
• How to find Kentucky.
• What overcivilization looks like.
• Dog refuses to be narc; becomes scientist instead.
• If only we had some law to protect freedom of speech.

From the Archives

• Authoritarians refuse to admit that a child-shaped toaster is still a toaster.
• Say your product “fights sex trafficking” & the stupid will give you money.
• I’d be much happier if the money went to his victims instead of the State.
• What hysteria about Italian “crime” would be complete without the Mafia?
• In case you thought screws restricted their petty sadism to the prisoners.
• UK politicians are unhappy people see through their surveillance scheme.
• “At least one person noted that the UK was at risk of looking like idiots”.
• Another sleazy attempt to hurt sex workers from a billionaire sociopath.
• Prohibitionists exhume rotting corpse of the “Scottish model” yet again.
• Five years ago, Ipswitch was claiming to have “eradicated” street work.
• A periodic reminder of the psychopathic behavior of the Ruhama nuns.
• If every “anti-trafficking” org were like GAATW, there’d be no hysteria.
• Everyone harmed by prostitution laws needs to keep suing over them.
• How to prop up a turgid conglomeration of myths, lies and ignorance.
• This is what robo-fetishists want you to believe will take my job soon.
• 1st-amendment lawyers speak out against the Backpage persecution.
• California produces the most racist anti-massage-parlor propaganda.
• Cops, banality, absurdity, sanity, legendary dancing and much more.
• A few sane people oppose the bizarre schemes of Oregon politicians.
• Miniature baby dinosaurs that run around banging into one another.
• Saying Mary Magdalene was a whore is the opposite of “orthodoxy”.
• Incredibly bad law skated through a legislature?  Follow the money.
• This wouldn’t be OK even if the notions it’s based on weren’t idiotic.
• Any advice for a lesbian relationship that started as escort & client?
• A list of payment processors that are openly hostile to sex workers.
• Disaster followed the passage of FOSTA by hours, as we predicted.
• Please don’t let non-doctors inject who-knows-what into your butt.
• Every New Orleanian knows that cockroaches can’t stand sunlight.
• Cops, Chuck Berry, Venezuela, robots, medicine and much more.
• Politicians hire male sex workers almost as often as female ones.
• The state calls these subhuman monsters “correctional officers”.
• It’s good to see academics in the afflicted countries saying this.
• Sometimes “trafficking” just means “bringing in brown people“.
• There’s a xenophobic stink of the “blood libel” about this story.
• Another of those nonexistent false sexual assault accusations.
• The word for government/corporate collaboration is “fascism”.
• This is a lot better than Vice‘s last article on leaving sex work.
• India’s pigheaded resistance to decriminalization continues.
• Quite possibly the stupidest “sex trafficking” story of 2018.
• Even in Ireland, the truth is dawning on many feminists.
• What terrible “crimes” these “gangsters” are accused of.
• A generous special and a tour that failed to materialize.
• Is anyone actually still surprised when this happens?
• The old strip club business model is a dead duck.
• My two previous columns for the vernal equinox.
• “Fainting-couch feminism” is a brilliant coinage.
• Seriously, has this girl been living under a rock?
• How you can help support sex worker activism.
• What do sex workers think of married clients?
• More “grocery store sex trafficking” lunacy.
• Still another abomination from Alabama.
• I’m quite enjoying this whole saga.
• So much for human uniqueness.
• A brief look at women in porn.
• Because NHI is so feminist.
• Little by little, bit by bit.
• Rapist cop of the week.

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Links #448

He was being very aggressive.  –  Juan Lopez-Razo, of a man having a seizure

Last weekend Franklin Harris shared this video of a camera test from The Muppet Movie (1979); the improvisation between Jim Henson and Frank Oz is both brilliant and hilarious.  The links above it were provided by Radley Balko, Jesse Walker (x2), Tim Cushing (x2), and Nun Ya, in that order.

• Stop faking!
• Just being Florida man.
• Beware of the shoggoths.
• Cop is a cop is a cop is a cop.
• Stop. Calling. The. Fucking. Cops.
• Too bad most people cops murder aren’t other cops.

From the Archives

• It’s good to see at least a few judges recognizing these fantasies as such.
• Canadian prohibitionists really want to whip up “sex trafficking” hysteria.
• In matters of mass surveillance, fascism beats communism hands down.
• Woman does sex work to fund her son’s medical care; Ireland says “So?”
• Seattle “officials” think harm reduction principles only apply to drug use.
• Two white women call tens of thousands of brown ones a “tiny minority”.
• Sex work app developers don’t bother to consult any actual sex workers.
• Oh, honey, I hope you don’t really believe this doesn’t happen in Florida.
• I’m surprised the “forced sex trafficking abortions” trope didn’t catch on.
• Snagglepuss, Ringo, cops, Ikea, tyranny, “hate crimes” and much more.
• Young Liberals have pushed for repeal of this awful law since it passed.
• Hotline calls reflect prevalence of beliefs & paranoia, not actual crimes.
• Why are most people surprised to find out that cops are habitual liars?
• Prohibitionists think women are so stupid they can’t remember  “911”.
• The woman who set up a home for retired sex workers in Mexico City.
• Thoughtful people are coming to realize how awful anti-sex laws are.
• Seriously, ladies, y’all really ought to opt for permanent sterilization.
• Sports Illustrated calls the “gypsy whores” trope a debunked myth.
• Who else has arrested people for dancing near public monuments?
• Another attempt to rob businesses using “sex trafficking” hysteria.
• Cops, straws, irony, Star Trek, Quentin Tarantino and much more.
• A constantly-updated spreadsheet of sex worker advertising sites.
• How can street sex workers be controlled without criminalization?
• NYPD “guidelines” say majority of US citizens are “sex trafficked”.
• This was the last club I danced in before moving on to escorting.
• More on the useful idiots who are trying to destroy the internet.
• Naturally, Cassandra McNeill was warning about this years ago.
• It’s a good sign that headlines like this are now fairly common.
• Another of those cases whose reported details don’t add up.
• We’re seeing more editorials critical of the War on Whores.
• As usual, studies prove what we’ve been saying all along.
• Slowly but surely, feminists are coming over to our side.
• Prohibitionists chop down trees to get at sex workers.
• Spitzer is a prohibitionist, so outing him is justified.
• A retrospective of my blogging from January 2015.
• Regulated brothels in 19th-century St. Petersburg.
• We need anarchy to protect us from government.
• Porn isn’t sex education, but Pornhub supports it.
• Sex workers reaching out to the public via art.
• San Diego ramps up its anti-whore pogroms.
• Those who cannot remember the past, etc.
• Back to work after my vacation in Mexico.
• Rapist cops of the week, 2017 and 2018.
• Australian police practice “NHI” as well.
• The real result of “sex trafficking” laws.
• The law is an ass, and so is this judge.
• My two previous columns for Imbolc.
• Back to Seattle after my 2017 tour.
• How long can this scam go on?
• Stop faking!

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