Career Lessons from Eliott Spitzer’s Call Girl, Ashley Dupre
Career coach, Penelope Trunk, combines humour and some practical advice when discussing the Eliott Spitzer incident.
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Career coach, Penelope Trunk, combines humour and some practical advice when discussing the Eliott Spitzer incident.
Posted by Robert W. at 12:19 PM
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Posted by Robert W. at 11:12 AM
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This evening I was listening to Ray Khan, the coolest Muslim fellow on the radio. He appears every weekend on BBC London.
An older retired fellow, Mark, called up and started talking about why he no longer follows the tenets of the Jewish religion. One of the reasons he cited was that he believes prostitution should be legalized.
Ray couldn't resist and asked Mark if he made use of such services. Without hesitation, the old fella said, "Oh yes, about twice every week." He then went on to explain how he divides the money from the government into food, drink, and sex.
I'm convinced there's an hilarious joke here but I'll leave it to someone else to make!
Posted by Robert W. at 7:50 PM
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prostitution,
Ray Khan,
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