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0:00Hi, I'm Hotife City Rose.
0:02>> And I'm Jasper Woodcock. And you're
0:04watching
0:06>> Orgasm
0:07Central TV.
0:24>> You want to go first?
0:25>> Um, okay. So, probably about seven years
0:28ago, got on Chatterbait um with wife at
0:32the time and we just were thinking,
0:36okay, let's try to generate some funds.
0:38We had saw a show um a dine show from a
0:43couple who was out in California and we
0:48were thinking, well, if they're making
0:49six digits, then we can make six digits,
0:52too. So, we started out doing that and
0:54then probably about a year and a half
0:56into it, um, we were both teachers and
0:59we got outed to the school board and
1:02next thing you know, um, they're making
1:05a phone call, school board's calling us
1:07in wanting to wanting to fire us and so
1:10we hired an attorney, a lawyer and
1:12negotiated a deal where we could get our
1:15pensions and from that um, Barto stool
1:18sports, TMZ, it it took off And so the
1:22exposure was out of control and that's
1:25really how I got in and started blowing
1:27up and it was free advertisement for us.
1:32>> Um for me slightly a little different.
1:34Um
1:36uh no teacher, no explosion, like no
1:39outing. Um I just I've been in the
1:41lifestyle for 20 years and um made
1:46content obviously with my husband. um
1:49not intentionally like to sell or
1:52anything. It was just for our own
1:53personal use and um I was doing some
1:56modeling. I decided ah [ __ ] it. I have
1:59some nudes and stuff that I can't just
2:01post on social media. So I was like well
2:04I'll start an Only Fans. I'll put them
2:06on there and sell them to like my fans
2:07who follow me for modeling. And then I
2:11moved and I didn't have like too much
2:16going on. And uh
2:20was like, "All right, well, I'm not
2:21really shooting, so I guess I'll just
2:23kind of let it die out." And my husband
2:24was like, "Well, we have all this stuff
2:26that we've shot with people for our own
2:28personal. We'll reach out and see if
2:29they're cool with it. Um, and if they
2:31are, then we'll share that stuff on
2:33there. And if not, then no harm, no
2:35foul." So, um,
2:39we, uh, please, um,
2:44ended up trying that, see how the the
2:46the train rolled and then I had my
2:49somebody reach out and asked for my
2:50first collab, and that was about a year
2:53ago, and then it kind of just
2:56steamrolled really fast from there. So,
2:59that's where I'm at now.
3:08Um, honestly, my favorite thing I think
3:11about the work is not really like the
3:14work it part. Um, it's more like meeting
3:18different people that I probably never
3:20would have met otherwise. Um, because
3:22I've actually met some pretty awesome
3:24people. Um, the work itself is just it
3:27to me it's not work if I'm enjoying it.
3:30So, to me, it's more the people that I
3:33get I get to meet. The negative uh would
3:37probably be
3:39I hate how expensive testing is, but I
3:41like how safe it is, but I hate how
3:44expensive it is.
3:46>> But it's worth it to know that your
3:51safety and your self worth like being
3:53and everything else is good. So, I'm
3:55okay with it. But that I don't know. I
3:58don't really have I haven't really been
3:59in super super long to be like, "Oh my
4:01god, I hate this." Like I don't have
4:04that yet. I don't know if I just haven't
4:06experienced it or I enjoy too much of
4:09it. I don't really have it down.
4:12>> No, I think like the negative stuff
4:13would be if you're meet or work with
4:16somebody who's not compatible, but a lot
4:18of times you're having a good
4:19conversation prior, so you're getting to
4:21know that person before you even meet
4:22them. Um, so that's I mean there's that
4:27you eliminate that negative negative
4:30possibility by you know doing your
4:32homework a little bit ahead of time. But
4:34she's right that the testing is out of
4:36control if you're not in an area where
4:38you um can it can be tested in the lab
4:41in on location. You know, you're
4:44spending some extra money for that. And
4:46um but again, it's it's a big safety
4:48issue. So super super important for
4:50that. Um, as far as like the excitement
4:53or the fun part about it is is really
4:56like meeting meeting other people and
4:58being able to sort of not hide part of
5:02your life. So, um, like we knew each
5:06other from sports, our kids, and we
5:10would go around, we wouldn't even sit
5:12next to each other at the sporting
5:13events because it was like
5:15>> it well they families knew what I was
5:19doing. families knew what they were
5:22doing, so we just stayed separate so
5:24that there wasn't we weren't the talk of
5:26the town and and you know having
5:28problems with the kids or anything like
5:29that. So
5:31>> um that was you know with something that
5:35we controlled for the longest time. I
5:37will say add on that like the negative
5:39that I think I would feel is there's a
5:42lot of great people that are in this
5:44industry and there is a lot of judgment
5:47I think around
5:49the people and what they do that is a
5:52negative like we're all like just
5:55everyday your regular people like if you
5:58didn't know this is what we did you
5:59wouldn't mind who we were it's just once
6:02you find out what we do it's like oh
6:04like I don't want to associate with them
6:06or, oh, that's that's taboo. Like, oh,
6:09somebody's going to think something of
6:10me if if I like do too much with this
6:13person. I feel like that part is is I
6:16don't really like that part because I
6:18feel like I'm I'm a good person
6:21outside of just like all the sexual
6:24stuff,
6:24>> right? And I think one of the things
6:26like as relationship wise is like when
6:29you have that communication and you get
6:31to know somebody and you've been around
6:32somebody for a while, it's sort of like
6:34I said, you you hide part of your life
6:36from some people and while you're hiding
6:38that, they really get to know who you
6:40truly are. So when you throw that at
6:42them and say, "Hey, by the way, I am
6:44doing this or I'm doing that and
6:46everything else," they've already met
6:48and seen the real you.
6:51>> And now you're just throwing that
6:53throwing that little curveball that they
6:55may not be ready for, but
6:57>> it's like, you know, I'm really not.
7:00This is me, but this is also what I do.
7:09Um,
7:10>> I don't like her that much, though. We
7:11haven't had anything good.
7:14>> We're actually working on one together
7:15now. We honestly don't really have just
7:19like a other than like small snippets.
7:22We really don't have one just the two of
7:24us really.
7:25>> We do a lot of reals. We do a lot of
7:26like chatterbased shows or live shows,
7:28but like as far as like creating content
7:32and videos between the two of us, it's I
7:35mean not very many, especially by
7:38ourselves.
7:38>> I have a I have a good scene that like I
7:40thought we did pretty good on, but it
7:44involves other people,
7:45>> right?
7:45>> So, which is good. More the marrier. But
7:49um for me, like I don't know if I have a
7:52favorite scene. I say this a lot. I
7:54really need to start watching them all
7:55and just pick one. But I say that
7:58because there isn't one that I'm just
8:00like, "Oh my god, that was the best
8:02scene, period." Um, I have a lot of
8:05favorite things that happen in each
8:07scene. Like I'm like, "Oh my god, that
8:09was hot." Like that was my favorite
8:10thing in this scene, but I don't
8:13necessarily have like a favorite just
8:15single scene where that's the that's my
8:18favorite. Like I don't really have that.
8:20Um, and it's could be my fault. Maybe I
8:23don't watch my own stuff enough to
8:25really like pick one, but I have
8:27favorite moments. I don't really have a
8:29favorite scene, like one individual
8:32thing.
8:33>> I like
8:34>> Do you?
8:34>> Well, I don't know if it's one
8:36particular scene, but what I like to do
8:38because I know that it sells very well
8:41is like the outdoor stuff. Um, for
8:43example, I was just out I was just out
8:46in Vegas in the desert. Shot a video out
8:48there and I've done that like two or
8:49three times. Um, you did the jet ski
8:52one. I did do. Yeah.
8:53>> Um
8:54>> I did a hike one too. I went out into
8:57>> So those are sort of like risky like
8:59ones that um
9:01>> you hope you don't get caught.
9:02>> It's Yeah. And it's Well, it's it's also
9:05not your normal in the bedroom or taking
9:08a place in a house or whatever else it
9:10is. Um it's something totally different.
9:13So I think the outdoor ones like I've
9:15done stuff on like different beaches on
9:18Caribbean islands, Hawaiian islands,
9:20whatever else. So, um, those have been
9:23those have been very popular and good
9:26sellers. So, I, you know, I like to try
9:28and stick with that when I get the
9:30opportunity where I know I'm not going
9:31to get busted for doing it.
9:44>> Um,
9:46you talk. Yeah,
9:47>> cuz I
9:50Well, so here's the thing. Like when
9:52you're talking about the cash app,
9:53you're talking about some of those other
9:54things. I think there's ways as a um
9:59person in the industry that you can
10:01discreetly be able to do those things. I
10:04mean, obviously, if you're putting out
10:06um hey, this is my porn setup and
10:08everything else, that's going to throw
10:09up a red flag. Um so, I think there are
10:11a few ways of getting around that. Uh
10:15but yeah, unfortunately I know um even
10:18like overseas stuff that a lot of people
10:22aren't sending um you know different
10:24forms of the the money coming in whether
10:27it's Western Union or something like
10:28that because they can't um use those use
10:31those things. So um not being able to do
10:34that. As far as the loans, I think that
10:37um one of the things that I told you
10:38guys like from the beginning was when
10:40you take out the money, be consistent
10:42with what you're taking out because
10:44>> having talked with the banker about all
10:46this, if monthly
10:49you're bringing out deposits of let's
10:52I'm just throwing numbers. Let's just
10:53say each month you're taking $10,000 out
10:57and it's consistently $10,000, $10,000,
11:00$10,000.
11:01that 2year span that the bank's looking
11:04at shows that there's consistency with
11:06that. Now, if you're taking out one week
11:09you're taking out $500, the next week
11:11you're taking out, you know, $6,000 or
11:14whatever else and it bounces around and
11:16fluctuates, there's no stability in that
11:19where the bank's going to want to give
11:21you a loan. So, to qualify, those things
11:23don't look good because they're not
11:25consistent as far as being able to say
11:27that you're making that month after
11:28month. So that was one of the things
11:30that I've said these guys I said it I've
11:32said it to so many people consistently
11:34take out what you can afford keep some
11:38of it banked so that even on those low
11:40months you can still take out that same
11:43number and then the bank when they look
11:44at it they see that those numbers are
11:46almost like a salary salaried to income
11:49where it's consistent.
11:52I think that the reason some of those
11:54are a little bit more strict is because
12:00for me there's a distinct of okay these
12:03people as sex workers like you're in the
12:07industry you're [ __ ] each other
12:08you're making films to sell. There's a
12:12difference between that and prostitution
12:16which is also sex worker if you so call
12:19it. So, if you have somebody who's
12:22taking payments that way, but they're
12:24just going and like [ __ ] a person
12:26there, that that's not like a I mean,
12:28it's a business, but you're not in the
12:31same business. And I don't think they
12:33want to allow that at a bank or that to
12:37be happening in those ways. So, it's
12:39like it's a little bit harder for those
12:41that are, I guess, maybe going about it
12:43the right way. like you're you build
12:46your own LLC. You start really like
12:48you're you're selling your content.
12:50You're not just out like, "Oh, let me
12:52just go [ __ ] that person for money."
12:54Like, we make scenes, but I'm not like,
12:56"Hey, pay me to [ __ ] like what?" Like,
12:59we're not. It's a mutual. We're trying
13:01to help each other out. So, I think
13:03there's maybe that's why the banks and
13:06loans and different things like that are
13:07a little bit um
13:11that way because it's hard to define
13:14who's doing it, you know, maybe the
13:16right way or the wrong way and so
13:18everybody's kind of paying for it.
13:20>> But I think I think the banks are at an
13:22issue too where they've given out so
13:24many loans in the past that now it's
13:26it's pretty strict. So they've tightened
13:29the clamps whether it's for sex work or
13:32anything else. I mean that's why I had
13:34mentioned they said be consistent with
13:36that money because they're not handing
13:38out loans like they did in early 2000s.
13:40I mean that's it's pretty pretty indepth
13:43as far as what they're doing with that.
13:46But yeah, overall, yeah, it's
13:47unfortunate that the whole money issue
13:50is being broken down by those because I
13:53mean, they're still making their
13:54percentage and and it would seem like
13:57they're making a pretty damn good
13:58percentage with quite a few people.
14:00>> Yeah.
14:01>> To cut that off of what they'd be
14:04bringing in as far as being to use those
14:06apps and everything else.
14:15Um, I don't know to be honest.
14:18>> I think it's just like I mean being in
14:20teaching you you got to educate. So
14:23>> it's um
14:24>> like
14:26as far as the sex work's concerned,
14:28we're not doing anything different than
14:30somebody's doing in in the livelihood of
14:32their own home
14:33>> or in their own bedroom and everything
14:34else.
14:35>> We're monetizing it. That's a big
14:37difference. but we're also okay with our
14:42stuff being out there. So, I think it's
14:45just like anything else. If we all come
14:47together and there's some sort of
14:49communication, openness,
14:52um a conversation on the topic, a lot of
14:55those things, you know, there's a
14:58different view on them. I mean, they're
14:59still going to be strict on their views
15:01and everything else, but like I've told
15:03kids, even in the in the in the
15:05hallways, in the classroom, when you get
15:06out of class, you have a passing time to
15:08get to the next class that's used to get
15:11your stuff for the next hour and use the
15:13bathroom because you should be in the
15:15classroom. You're there to learn. So, if
15:17you're [ __ ] around or messing around
15:19in a hallway, like you're not doing what
15:22you're supposed to be doing. So, us as
15:23teachers and educators, we're going to
15:25look at you in the hallway like you're
15:26doing something wrong. Same thing with
15:28police officer on a on a street corner.
15:30If if people are hanging out on a street
15:32corner, I'm going to assume that you're
15:33doing something wrong. And if you don't
15:35want me to think that you're dealing
15:37drugs or doing anything else, then move
15:39along because the sidewalk is called a
15:42sidewalk to walk, not to hang out on. So
15:46those type of things again if there's an
15:49open communication with that and there's
15:51knowledge of what's going on there's a
15:54better understanding of why us as
15:56teachers give those kids a hard time or
15:58why the police officers will give those
15:59people a hard time. So when we're
16:01getting given a hard time by people's
16:03outlook on what sex work is there's no
16:06education on that or they don't see that
16:08openness or that part of the story and
16:12they're just like shutting it down.
16:21I think it's more me than you.
16:28>> Um,
16:30honestly, I think each person, you know,
16:33probably has their own, you know, you
16:36know, niche or reason that they stand
16:39out for people. Um,
16:42>> we do a good job promoting each other.
16:44>> We do. We're very supportive. And
16:46honestly, anybody in the industry, if
16:49you're supportive of everybody else,
16:51everybody together is just going to
16:53excel and grow. It's as soon as you
16:56become selfish and um it becomes more
16:59like, oh, I want to succeed. I want to
17:01succeed. Well, it takes all of us to
17:03succeed. But if you're going to do it on
17:05your own, that's when somebody's going
17:07to start being like, "Okay, on your own,
17:10have fun." And it's not the same. So, I
17:14don't know if necessarily I stand out
17:17because
17:19I just we I enjoy helping. We enjoy like
17:22just um excelling everybody in a way,
17:27but
17:28I think because I just enjoy it for real
17:31that people see that. And so it's not
17:34like I'm just like, "Oh, there's another
17:36girl." Oh, oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Like
17:40there's a difference. And if you can
17:42feel that through like a video or a
17:44camera or in person and that person that
17:47you're talking to is seems genuine is
17:49just different than,
17:52you know, just watching some random
17:54[ __ ]
17:55>> I think it's real important to have like
17:56be positive all the time. Um, have that
17:59open communication. Like we talked about
18:01it one of the first times before we went
18:02on uh anything live on a chat room or
18:05anything else. The one thing that we
18:07said was like there's gonna be people
18:09that are negative, but ignore that. Just
18:11stay positive. Keep talking. Um welcome
18:15people into the room, say hello to
18:16everybody. Um build up that relationship
18:20where we're personable
18:22>> and have a good personality and actually
18:25can carry on an educated conversation,
18:27too. So those are those are all big
18:29qualities that can be attractive in a
18:32sense to raise that popularity. And then
18:35also with that popularity, it you got to
18:37put stuff out there. So you're doing
18:39reals, you're doing you're doing Tik
18:41Toks, you're doing um your live shows,
18:44you're posting stuff on social media. Um
18:47that's where it all comes in. And then
18:49retweeting it or um putting it on your
18:52story, doing all those other things.
18:55That's where the popularity comes in.
18:56And when you're saying what you're going
18:58to do, like if she posts something, hey,
19:00let me know, you know, like one of the
19:02first times, hey, make sure you tag me,
19:03do this, do whatever so that I can redo
19:06it. And when you stick to your word and
19:09those people know that you're not in it
19:12for yourself, because as a community,
19:14we're only going to grow if we if we
19:18consistently help each other out. And so
19:20as far as like the popularity,
19:24I I really think it's just that openness
19:26and friendship and being able to talk
19:28all the time and and get those people to
19:31know that we're truly could be best of
19:34friends if you allow that to happen.
19:38>> Yeah, I I agree.