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Escort and Massage in the USA

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Escort and massage services are a lucrative business that is a growing part of American culture. The average customer pays around $60 for an hour-long massage, $50 for manual release, and $200 for intercourse. These services are gaining widespread popularity, and have reached every socio-economic class in the country. In fact, a recent sting operation in Florida caught NFL player Robert Kraft, who was working at a massage parlor. He was charged with soliciting prostitution but was released after he made a public apology.

While this industry is not directly involved in human trafficking, it is a lucrative one for many low-income women. Most erotic massage parlors don't offer illegal services, but they do provide low-income women with an alternative to working in low-paying jobs at restaurants and nail salons.

Although prostitution is illegal in the United States, it is present in many parts of the country. While it is illegal to solicit for prostitution, 'indoor' prostitution is tolerated. Consequently, there's a plentiful supply of escorts in the USA. Escort and massage services are popular in New York City, which has one of the biggest sex scenes in the country. Moreover, some escorts also work in private homes.

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