NNTPgrip

Congrats on all the upcoming free press for your movie when Cable News shits all over it!

You say appointments start at four figures, what exactly does that include? Kissing? BBBJ or Covered? CIM? For how long and how many times? This seems like a lot, but I've only ever gone to Europe where it is legal.

Alternatively for around $1200-$1800 I can 1. Get a passport 2. Fly to Czech Republic(Prostitution is legal in most of the EU) 3. Get a hotel for a week.

Then in a Czech republic in-call Privat, 2 hours is around $115 and that includes Kissing/making out & BBBJ(both at her discretion), w/ CIM finish if desired and as many times as you can manage in the time allotted. (STD rates are also generally much lower due to not as much diversity in the people, if you know what I mean, so less worry about the BBBJ - but examine her)

So, I can have a 2 hour session everyday, eat and drink like a king with some of the best beer on the planet, for about $150 a day once there, making even with the initial outlay and travel come way ahead vs your pricing. The whole time walking around staring at some of the coolest architecture in existence, using a super easy public transportation system, and checking out super cool soviet era shit.

Hell, you can get one of their internationally famous porn stars to show up to your hotel room and its only $600 for 3 hours.(granted, usually retired, you ain't getting Caprice or Mary Queen for that price - Lucie Theodorova or Susan Ayn sure. Word of warning, Lucie will drink everything in the Mini Fridge that is wine or beer)

So what would make going to the one area we in the USA allow this sort of thing worth it, and for that sort of price?

Are any of the elements in the CV1 modular for future upgradability?

Say if eye tracking or something of that nature were a thing that you decide to build into CV2, would any chance of a backport upgrade piece to snap into CV1 somewhere?

I feel like computers in general have stagnated. You get a new one every five years or so, 2 for iOS device, to combat the creeping slowness of every new OS, but in the end you are doing the exact same things with them. More needless complexity, with less intuitive interfaces, with changes made in the name of "UI fashion". All on a machine that ultimately sends all your habits and information in one way or another to the government.

What do you see that still makes you believe in tech? That it is actually still progressing for better or worse? Anything to actually improve our lives on the horizon?

How similar is it to this?

https://youtu.be/A8Vbf7WG0fY

Also:

https://youtu.be/nYjE8wPyu4Q