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Of all the sexworkers--how many choose and how many don't? I mean in reality this can become a philisophical question--that is, "Do we really have a choice?" especially when it comes to making money in this culture/country? The guests on this show are talking about the bottomline of making money---if things were different in this world/US regarding poverty and SES--would they have made the same so called "choices"? Although I don't judge people that do this professionally on a personal level---I do wish that our world was a better place---and that sustaining a living wasn't so difficult.

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