A woman who had just scored a precious high-paying job in the midst of a disastrous economy was willing to fly in from out of town to take it. Her new boss, Susan Austin, had spared no expense and the woman was quickly whisked into a waiting limo at the Reno, Nev., airport. For the sake of privacy, we’re calling the woman “Kimberly,” and the coveted job she got was as a prostitute at one of the few places in America where it’s legal — the self-proclaimed “world famous” Mustang Ranch. “I’m nervous, you know,” said Kimberly, who would be working as a prostitute for the first time. “I’ve got a little shake. I’m more nervous than I think I’ve ever been in my life.” Kimberly’s explanation for getting into the business is simple. Times are tough, so tough she says she couldn’t find any other way to make a living. More
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