AS, CP, GL shut down...but what does the future hold?

[HenrySwanson]

SO... I know the other thread has a lot of info, but what about the future of studios in Dallas?


What do you guys think will happen now? Any guesses? Any real insight? It's probably a good time to slow down...but nothing keeps Dallas mongers down, not even price increases, so studios shutting down should be nothing to bat an eye at really :P


So what do you guys think?

[TX_hammer]

God put men and women on earth for what purpose ??? if not that then what. maybe they were doing stash house drug that why the cop need shut them down

[haskellham]

Originally Posted by TX_hammer

God put men and women on earth for what purpose ??? if not that then what. maybe they were doing stash house drug that why the cop need shut them down

Stash house just means that Jay owned the property used for prostitution. Cristal was renting her place so she didn't get this charge.

Originally Posted by HenrySwanson

SO... I know the other thread has a lot of info, but what about the future of studios in Dallas?


What do you guys think will happen now? Any guesses? Any real insight? It's probably a good time to slow down...but nothing keeps Dallas mongers down, not even price increases, so studios shutting down should be nothing to bat an eye at really :P

As I've already said, the girls have their own social media too and they all already know about the busts. Both the ones that are already here and the ones that were supposed to come are all fleeing Dallas as they all think it's unsafe here and don't want to risk arrest/deportation. I have info from one girl formerly at KPop and another that was at BK, both were due to return to Dallas soon but both have canceled their trips and it seems like every girl in their network is doing the same.

Even for the studios that remain there's a huge risk that the cops are just gathering evidence and that their turn is coming soon. I don't think there's ever been a case where 3 studios were all simultaneously busted in Dallas, which points to increasing LE scrutiny in this section of sex work. And if LE knows about AS, GL, and CP, they for sure also know about BK and Kpop. As a client, would you want to keep visiting a place knowing that a bust could come imminently any second? Same logic applies if you're a working girl.

KPop currently is on break and is no longer taking customers, but BK is still operating judging from some other comments (it is also quite suspicious that they're the only studio still operating after the busts, as even Kpop took a break despite not being raided). We'll see if they can survive if future talent all think Dallas is unsafe and don't want to come here, and the political/LE climate here remains actively hostile to foreign nationals and sex workers.

[poon_69]

On point.

[mrZz]

wow... you guys act like this is the first bust ever.
they always come back.. let things settle down
worst comes to worst the girls come here as indy. but they will come.. dallas is too big a market, we re only behind a few cities on the west coast and NY


anyone still complaining about the price point?

[Roel G]

Give it 3-6 months. New k orgs will pop up

[Dallashorn214]

Does anyone know what organization runs the girls off 75 and Campbell? I don't want to go there anymore if they got busted. Lol

[643_DP]

I will point out.. if you want to see a meaningful drop in prices.. you would pass on visiting either studio for the time being.. stick to indies for the foreseeable future.

Allow it to cool off and you will see BK cut it’s prices

[haskellham]

Originally Posted by Roel G

Give it 3-6 months. New k orgs will pop up

A big if as to whether the new studios can survive. LE activity is at an all time high (tons of AMPs have gotten raided recently as well), not to mention there're rumors floating around that the BK owner leaked info on competing studios to drive away competition. I wouldn't hold your breath.

Originally Posted by 643_DP

I will point out.. if you want to see a meaningful drop in prices.. you would pass on visiting either studio for the time being.. stick to indies for the foreseeable future.

Allow it to cool off and you will see BK cut it’s prices

Agreed, best course of action is to not go to any studios for a while, whether for safety reasons or for pricing reasons.

[Roel G]

Originally Posted by haskellham

KPop currently is on break and is no longer taking customers, but BK is still operating judging from some other comments (it is also quite suspicious that they're the only studio still operating after the busts, as even Kpop took a break despite not being raided

Good observation

[Wifenothornyenough]

"not to mention there're rumors floating around that the BK owner leaked info on competing studios to drive away competition" ..... Quoted from Haskell

So now BK spilled the beans on GL, CP, and AS to monopolize the market? This is getting too complicated. I'm out.

[TX_hammer]

if they make it legal like some parts of las vegas and many parts of the world, there would be no chaos but this not what they want

[Doug4343]

Originally Posted by TX_hammer

if they make it legal like some parts of las vegas and many parts of the world, there would be no chaos but this not what they want

There's all Asian brothels in Nevada and they are hard to get to, in the middle of nowhere, and expensive as fuk. We don't want that.

Also, if any of you go the girls privates numbers, maybe we can turn a few Indy. I did, and I'm connecting with her next week. Maybe we can keep a few good ones around, or at least interesting in coming back and seeing a few regulars !

[SS2018]

What about in LA or Orange County, I'd imagine there's several every street. Are they scrutinized there? My regular moved to LA like it's some safe haven.

[mrZz]

no its not a safe haven in LA. their network is much bigger
most of the girls want to move to the dfw area. but its boring here.. nothing for them to do after work or on their day off. In LA they have friends and a big korean community to socialize with. also LA law enforcement is understaffed and under budgeted