Hey, everybody, Virgil here for a special bonus episode. I'm here with Will Mennaker.

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Today we're having a conversation with two individuals, Ty, a self-described whore of all trades.

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And Connor Habib, author, host of the podcast against everyone with Connor Habib and sex workers activist.

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And I want to start off the discussion with a very recent news story.

Yesterday, Stormy Daniels was arrested by Columbus Police in Ohio for allegedly touching

three undercover detectives while performing at a strip club.

Those charges were dismissed.

According to Columbus Police, the arrest was part of a long-term investigation into allegations

of human trafficking, prostitution, and other vice-related violations.

That's interesting because I've heard in mixed accounts he was arrested for letting one of

the customers touch her.

Not the other way around.

Yeah, like legally, it'll vary state by state.

But in some of these ways, it has really weird rules that are also very closely tied to holding a liquor license.

So like in California, and I think in New York as well, if you have a liquor license,

your club can't be full nude.

So like HTC, like alcohol to back control will work with law enforcement.

And like in my experience, in Louisiana with like the parish and like that like weird subsector

of like the law, they'll work together to really like police, these clubs and police,

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