I doubt you would have to worry about rental incomes.
Only where the money actually went.

I'm guessing they probably were paid to appear, but telling their true story. But were told by trafficking police, to say they were paid to lie, or face a trafficking prosecution. Thus saving face for Cambodia, while incriminating a government critic. Neat. They were paid actors. It did not happen ...

Brody wrote: ↑Fri Dec 14, 2018 7:03 am ...all jokes aside, Miss Cambodia will be alright...she'll soon fall into the arms of a well-heeled Oknya and never have to work another day in her life.

What's that expression, if you marry for money, you'll end up earning every penny of it.

I'm guessing they probably were paid to appear, but telling their true story.
But were told by trafficking police, to say they were paid to lie, or face a trafficking prosecution.
Thus saving face for Cambodia, while incriminating a government critic. Neat.

Which Khéma is that?
Asking for a friend ...

Actually I'll guess it's the one on the ironically named Pasteur street.

Is that supposed to be a resort? It looks more like high-density worker accommodation.

Scotland, home of the deep-fried Mars bar and horrendous greasy deep-fried gunk in general. Come on now, lower class food is generally terrible everywhere, the national stereotype can be skewed by demographics. What about haggis, black pudding, smoked haddock/cullen skink/kedgeree/kippers, porridge...

KTV so have to pay money!

She looks like the kind of girl who would come out ahead from a KTV session.

It looks like they arrested the cleaners, where are the actual sex-workers?

I'm trying to count the therapists