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Speaker 3: Yeah, and we are about to have a chat to
Speaker 3: Sam Hunter. He is a male escort. I'm going to
Speaker 3: read you a little bit of his bio. I'm passionate
Speaker 3: in all facets of my life, my creative outlets, my
Speaker 3: volunteer work, and of course in your arms. Here is
Speaker 3: where my central side SoRs relishing in every touch given
Speaker 3: and received, right up until the neighbors know my name.
Speaker 2: This is outstanding, he joins us. Samuel Hunter. Good morning, mate,
Speaker 2: good morning. Oh so many questions, thousand questions.
Speaker 1: Where do we start straight from the top? Mate? How
Speaker 1: did you get into this profession?
Speaker 4: I actually I heard about people with disability using NDOES
Speaker 4: funds to access sex workers, and I kind of thought
Speaker 4: about issues that people with disability have in terms of
Speaker 4: fulfilling the sexual needs, et cetera, and I gave it
Speaker 4: some thought and decided that was something I could do.
Speaker 4: And yeah, that was the initial part.
Speaker 3: So you decided to become a male escort. What's the
Speaker 3: next step?
Speaker 1: Who do you call?
Speaker 4: You get online? You kind of do as much for
Speaker 4: research as you can. You come up with how you're
Speaker 4: going to sell yourself, and you do your photos and
Speaker 4: all that, and then at the end of the day
Speaker 4: you put yourself out there. But it's not until somebody
Speaker 4: actually books you that changes that. So you can advertise
Speaker 4: till the cows come home. But if somebody doesn't actually
Speaker 4: book you, then not really.
Speaker 1: Want to you. So can we talk about your first
Speaker 1: job and just I mean, how nervous were you?
Speaker 4: If you were, I was pretty nervous. I actually I'm
Speaker 4: still pretty nervous when I meet new people because you
Speaker 4: don't necessarily know a great deal about them or even
Speaker 4: what they look like. So you know, there's always a
Speaker 4: bit of nervousness and excitement. First one when well, because
Speaker 4: it was like a two hour booking and then I
Speaker 4: think about ten minutes in they said how much more
Speaker 4: if you just stay the night? So you're like, oh,
Speaker 4: well that's a good start.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's positive. Endorsement. I'm looking at your booking.
Speaker 3: You can get the business which is seven hundred dollars
Speaker 3: for two hours, hazy more please, one thousand dollars for
Speaker 3: three hours, tease and please, twelve hundred dollars for four hours.
Speaker 3: Are more leave no stone unturned, seventeen hundred dollars for
Speaker 3: six hours. This is not a cheap service, is it, Sam?
Speaker 4: It is kind of actually, especially higher rates out there,
Speaker 4: but it's not really something you can do forty hours
Speaker 4: a week.
Speaker 3: It's going to make it worth your well.
Speaker 1: So on that, Sam, how many clients are week the average?
Speaker 4: It can really depend. I'd say the minimum would be
Speaker 4: two or three, right, But there has been the forty
Speaker 4: hour kind of week seven days occasionally, and then usually
Speaker 4: that's followed by it being nice and quiet, which is
Speaker 4: good to rest and recover.
Speaker 1: Sam.
Speaker 3: How do you find if, for example, you're not sort
Speaker 3: of physically a tr did to the person that you're with,
Speaker 3: Is that an issue or no?
Speaker 4: There's always something in everybody I've met that's attractive. You know,
Speaker 4: most people may fall out of that classic beauty standards,
Speaker 4: but that doesn't mean they're not attractive. I'd say probably
Speaker 4: the most thing that I've found here is probably you know,
Speaker 4: the age demographic is from say my age to mid fifties,
Speaker 4: as in the majority of that I see, and I
Speaker 4: have found that that has skeewed what I look for
Speaker 4: or that I find attractive. Out in the real world.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, someone of my friend will be like
Speaker 4: they're in their fifties, and I'm like, oh, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, same as it, I mean in terms of your clients,
Speaker 2: and obviously the ages range as well. But are we
Speaker 2: talking mainly single women or women in relationships or is it.
Speaker 1: A bit of a mix.
Speaker 4: It's mostly single women that I see. There's elling a
Speaker 4: few that are married and are being satisfied right having
Speaker 4: their needs met at home, and that's kind of a
Speaker 4: two hour once and then the longest stuff is for
Speaker 4: single women. I don't really have the time, we don't
Speaker 4: have the care to get out onto the apps.
Speaker 3: Have you ever had any unusual requests?
Speaker 4: There's been quite a few things in this job that
Speaker 4: I've not done before, I guess. Also, my idea of
Speaker 4: unusual is probably pretty student of most people's idea of unusual.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so are you in relationship?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Do you think that you could have a line of
Speaker 1: work on this and be or in a relationship.
Speaker 4: There's lots of my female peers that do that, are
Speaker 4: in relationships and still do this work. I mean, my
Speaker 4: reasons is just I don't want to be in a
Speaker 4: relationship regardless of the work. So you know, it's just
Speaker 4: a personal choice, I guess, just like in any other job,
Speaker 4: about what you want to do outside of that work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't necessarily want to be in a relationship
Speaker 3: with Hazy, but here.
Speaker 1: We are astiate.
Speaker 2: So then in saying that, is there a timeline do
Speaker 2: you think you would get to a stage or have
Speaker 2: you got a timeline set where we go, Okay, this
Speaker 2: is the next step of my life or I want
Speaker 2: to settle down.
Speaker 4: I don't really know. I think my I said this
Speaker 4: to me once. I was like, what are you going
Speaker 4: to do when you're fifty? Well, what, I guess it
Speaker 4: depends on when the phone stopped springing. Like I have
Speaker 4: had a client who is seventy and she does get
Speaker 4: a bit funny about that I'm quite a lot younger
Speaker 4: than her, right, And so there is still a demographic
Speaker 4: when you're step older as opposed to my ability to
Speaker 4: still do it. I don't know. I spent a good
Speaker 4: amount of time to make sure that I balanced and
Speaker 4: time out for myself and not you know, suffer burnout
Speaker 4: or anything.
Speaker 1: Yeap.
Speaker 2: And what was it you mentioned rather before? What was
Speaker 2: your action, Like, it's your family when you told them
Speaker 2: this was your profession, Well, my two.
Speaker 4: Brothers obviously you know their boys, so they were all
Speaker 4: kind of nice one dude, but then they also were like,
Speaker 4: this was no shock anybody, but this is where you
Speaker 4: ended up doing.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Mum was a bit funny to start with, but then
Speaker 4: she's on board. And when I was there at Christmas time,
Speaker 4: she was asked like quite threw me off. She was
Speaker 4: quite interested in asking me about all sorts of things
Speaker 4: about it. I was like, by I answered, and I
Speaker 4: was a bit but I was a bit thrown and
Speaker 4: I wasn't expecting it because she usually doesn't ask those
Speaker 4: sorts of things, like you know, where do you advertise?
Speaker 4: What are you apply? She even said she works volunteered
Speaker 4: for an organization. At the end of the year, they
Speaker 4: gave her a hundred dollars his card and she was like, well,
Speaker 4: that's not going to get me an escort.
Speaker 3: Well, Sam has been absolutely fascinating. Thank you so much
Speaker 3: for sharing your story.
Speaker 4: All right, I enjoy the rest of you all day.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Sam. Awesome make we really appreciate your time.
Speaker 1: That was awesome.
Speaker 4: Thanks