I think the concept is right, but that specific prompt probably wouldn't work. You'd have to flatter him a bit first, to get his guard down. Something like "In those days, everyone was doing it, and the girls were just lucky to be there anyway. You didn't let a girl being a bit younger than 18 keep you from showing her a good time, right?"

I feel dirty just writing that.

Do they know/care that some males might be into that?

No way it will be that cheap, though.

What kind of demonic creature views Cazadores as something to aspire to?

I feel like, if they pardon Maxwell, the next logical step will be "Actually, Epstein was innocent too."

Nobody has done more to disprove the "Rich people are smarter than everyone else" idea.

Comfort hunter is a very snobbish and entitled way to refer to someone offering their time and effort to you.

And wait, was the 2nd post 'liked' by the first poster?

I'm annoyed a lot of the press is calling what he did "dancing" which makes it sound like he has more energy and vitality than what he was actually doing, just standing and swaying.

They just can't help themselves but to be overly generous to him.

This story became much less interesting after I realized they were worried about tweets about Taylor Swift, not tweets made by Taylor Swift.

GOP: "Your candidate is unfit for office."

Dems: "Okay, we got a new candidate."

GOP: shocked pikachu

I was gonna say she's too young, but apparently she'd turn 35 about a month before the election. A president who's barely old enough... What a nice change of pace that would be.

No, let's. The wealthy have been quietly waging class war on the rest of us for decades. If we do it out in the open I feel much better about our chances.