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All right, Abby. So now all of a sudden you're the boy whisperer.

Oh my gosh. So, I mean, we've talked about how we're starting this bit where I'm trying to scam older gentlemen out of money by securing myself a sugar daddy.

But I think I need to start charging the younger men as well.

Hold on one second. The whole way you started that is flawed.

No, it's not. We are not scamming anybody out of

anything. You are telling them you want a sugar daddy. They are on sugar daddy website. You are

telling people that I want a sugar daddy. I am telling you. Yes. In order to alleviate the deep

pain she feels every single day, dating.

I said, you know what, let's get your sugar daddy.

So so long as there is an agreement between the two of you guys and you know what the

arrangement is, there is no scamming going on at all.

It feels like scam work, whereas I feel like this might be an entrepreneurial business

that I think I have an idea for after an experience I had with a group of young gentlemen out at a restaurant bar a couple weekends ago.

So I already talked about the fact that I kind of did a solo date where I took myself to this Italian restaurant called Yepa, sat up at the bar, had a lovely conversation with an older gentleman who did end up picking up my tab.

But my night didn't in there. I was like, well, I just saved myself 75 bucks. I need to go

spend some money somewhere else. So I ended up mosing down the street from Yepa to the St. Regis

bar, which I'm like maybe there will be other older gentlemen willing to pick up my tab.

At the very least, usually you'll see a celebrity or two. And it's just a really,

really fun night. You would be surprised.

The St. Regis Bar kind of lit

on a Saturday night. Oh no, it's a place to be.

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