[Update] you can watch the video yourself now HERE
I have just seen Pam Corkery interviewed on Good Morning talking about her new brothel business; it's a service consisting of male hookers especially for women clients. I watched the whole interview pretty much shaking my head at what this distasteful woman was saying. As the video of her appearance is not up online yet, I will try to summarise in my own words until I can update.
The interviewer Hadyn asked her how she had come up with the idea. Pam said that she had just gotten over her alcoholism and was driving around one day and feeling like she'd "like some" (sex), but that she just wanted the sex and then to be able to pay the man to go away after because she'd been married three times already and wasn't after anything more meaningful. By chance her friend had also just broken up and she also was feeling needy and so they decided to go into business together and start up a brothel especially for women to go to.
One of the reasons for this, Pam says, is that women can go to a club, spend $300 on a night out, and end up with some loser guy who doesn't actually give the woman the satisfaction she craves; so why not, says Pammy, spend $240 with my brothel instead and get a man who has been trained up especially in how to please a woman.
She says she sees a lot of women on Facebook who have broken up with a guy, and they end up going straight into another relationship when all they're really wanting is sex and a cuddle. After all, NZ women are the third promiscuous in the world, says Pam.
Because of this, she says she is doing "God's work". Yes, "God's work". Hadyn says he doesn't quite know if God would see it like that, to which Pam replies, it depends on the god - at least the "god of my understanding", she says. She says most guys don't know what they are doing, but you can't exactly take a guy back to the store like a toaster when it doesn't work, and that many kiwi women feel they "have not been browned properly".
Pam claims that this brothel is not only the first in NZ, but it's world first - New Zealand was the first to bring in the vote for women, and now we have this first as well (some distinction ey?)
That's the problem with society today. Sex has been reduced to the equivalent of the pleasure of having a glass of wine - something to do on a Saturday night out that doesn't involve any of those nasty things like commitment or responsibility, and certainly nothing to do with love - ewwww. Sex is referred to as "making love" - or used to be - for a reason. It's supposed to be the most intimate expression of caring and, well - love - that there is for the other person. Pam, and people like her, think of sex as something as throw-away as a used condom. According to her "focus groups", Pam says a good brothel in Auckland can process 500 "tricks" a day - wow, think of all that money. She compares her idea to the idea of the post-it note - something no one has ever thought of before and an inspiration.
This repellent woman has no morals or values whatsoever and her brothel will not make NZ a better place; in fact, it brings down the entire tone of the country. She really should be ashamed, but I do not think that shame is an emotion she feels anymore.
I have just seen Pam Corkery interviewed on Good Morning talking about her new brothel business; it's a service consisting of male hookers especially for women clients. I watched the whole interview pretty much shaking my head at what this distasteful woman was saying. As the video of her appearance is not up online yet, I will try to summarise in my own words until I can update.
The interviewer Hadyn asked her how she had come up with the idea. Pam said that she had just gotten over her alcoholism and was driving around one day and feeling like she'd "like some" (sex), but that she just wanted the sex and then to be able to pay the man to go away after because she'd been married three times already and wasn't after anything more meaningful. By chance her friend had also just broken up and she also was feeling needy and so they decided to go into business together and start up a brothel especially for women to go to.
One of the reasons for this, Pam says, is that women can go to a club, spend $300 on a night out, and end up with some loser guy who doesn't actually give the woman the satisfaction she craves; so why not, says Pammy, spend $240 with my brothel instead and get a man who has been trained up especially in how to please a woman.
She says she sees a lot of women on Facebook who have broken up with a guy, and they end up going straight into another relationship when all they're really wanting is sex and a cuddle. After all, NZ women are the third promiscuous in the world, says Pam.
Because of this, she says she is doing "God's work". Yes, "God's work". Hadyn says he doesn't quite know if God would see it like that, to which Pam replies, it depends on the god - at least the "god of my understanding", she says. She says most guys don't know what they are doing, but you can't exactly take a guy back to the store like a toaster when it doesn't work, and that many kiwi women feel they "have not been browned properly".
Pam claims that this brothel is not only the first in NZ, but it's world first - New Zealand was the first to bring in the vote for women, and now we have this first as well (some distinction ey?)
That's the problem with society today. Sex has been reduced to the equivalent of the pleasure of having a glass of wine - something to do on a Saturday night out that doesn't involve any of those nasty things like commitment or responsibility, and certainly nothing to do with love - ewwww. Sex is referred to as "making love" - or used to be - for a reason. It's supposed to be the most intimate expression of caring and, well - love - that there is for the other person. Pam, and people like her, think of sex as something as throw-away as a used condom. According to her "focus groups", Pam says a good brothel in Auckland can process 500 "tricks" a day - wow, think of all that money. She compares her idea to the idea of the post-it note - something no one has ever thought of before and an inspiration.
This repellent woman has no morals or values whatsoever and her brothel will not make NZ a better place; in fact, it brings down the entire tone of the country. She really should be ashamed, but I do not think that shame is an emotion she feels anymore.