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Charity and prostitution go hand in hand?
A couple weeks ago, I volunteered my time to help sort clothes that were going to be shipped to orphans in Afghanistan. It was organized by my friend Natalie at work. She collects as much clothes as she can and stores them in a friend's office that he doesn't use. The office is a really tiny room located in an old ratty building in old Dubai. The office is so tiny and Natalie has so much donated clothes that there was no room for us in it. We had to sort the clothes in the hallway outside the office. The office door also happened to be across the hall from this other apartment. And literally every 2 mins a different woman would walk out the door of this apartment and take the stairs or the elevator down and come back with a man. Or a different man would do the same on his own, either by stairs or elevator and knock on the apartment door, to be answered by a woman. The way we were located was exactly in the way...right in front of both the elevator door and the stairs.
We were wondering what was going on in there that so many different men kept coming and going, then Natalie tells us..."Don't mind those guys, they're just going to the brothel." Yes...I said brothel. There must have been 20-30 different men that came and went in the span of 1 hour. It was insane. And every time one of the women walked through she would curse in Arabic about how we were being rude and disruptive. WE WERE BEING RUDE AND DISRUPTIVE TO THE BROTHEL. Here's the video...watch as Simone, James and I sort through clothes and people keep walking between us and Simone can't stop laughing.
How dare we sort clothes for Afghani orphans and disrupt the business of the brothel!
Dude! This is hilarious. Aren't you afraid they'll beat you up? Or are there no pimps at the brothel.
ReplyDeleteLove how your friend can't keep a straight face every time someone walks by. That would be me, totally!
No I wasn't afraid of the pimps, but the madam kept walking out and giving us dirty looks...and she was a big...um...how do I say this politely? A plus sized woman with an angry attitude. SHE was the one I was afraid of.
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