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Philly Escorts Flooded With Business Ahead of Harris-Trump Debate
Escorts in Philadelphia are gearing up for a very busy night Tuesday … and it’s all thanks to the presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Here’s the deal … TMZ spoke to a number of escorts in the Philly area … and many confirm their phones have been blowing up all day with would-be clients hoping to book some company.
One of those ladies … stage name Daisy May … tells us the debate has been a huge boom for business, likening it to the Super Bowl.
“A lot of out-of-state callers and visitors … Some hotels were charging as high as $600-$800 per night, those clients have money to spend, and they will spend it on entertainment,” she adds.
Another escort — “Jeanie” — says the real madness will begin when the debate concludes … and there’ll be a mad scramble by those who did not plan ahead.
Trump and Harris are set to square off at Philly’s National Constitution Center … and while the bars may be packed … a lot of escorts won’t be there to entice anyone, worker Susie Rose tells TMZ.
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To be more careful, she and others have been screening clients closely, with some working out of their own homes tonight … not out of bars or other establishments … which is a safety issue.
Meanwhile, in Vegas … William Paccione, COO of The Chicken Ranch brothel — just outside Sin City — said the biz will be hosting a horny watch party of their own … showing the debate on multiple bar TVs.
Girls who are not “busy” will likely be watching the debate while a steady stream of customers visits … and pizzas will be ordered if the joint gets really bumping, WP tells TMZ.
Seems no matter if they are voting blue or red … the peach and eggplant emojis are the real mascots around some towns tonight.
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