Kinky Pals Adult Entertainment News May Archive

The LA Times reports on various proposals to [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. latimes. com/ news/ printedition/ front/ la -me -taxes9 -2008may09,0,3128665. story, anchor: increase taxes in California,] including:

a 25% tax on sex toys, strip shows, pornographic magazines and videos and anything else sold in an "adult entertainment venue."

The article reports many other proposed taxes. Now, if the lawmakers changed their tune, and instead enacted a law to allow the State of California to pay for their enjoyment of various adult entertainment include visits to brothels, and porno on hotel tvs... they might have a more mellow attitude and have less time to spend enacting crazy laws!

From: Prostitution; Belt tightening - Deutsche cuts back on XXXpenses

Germany's biggest bank today banned staff from visiting brothels on expenses and putting hotel TV porn channels on their company credit card.

Of course they may be missing the whole concept that a "happy employee" is a "productive employee"... so they may be reducing expenses but hampering employee moral! Of course the article doesn't give any insight into just how much money the bank was spending on brothels or porn.

However, remember, that in Germany prostitution is legal. Could be the U.S. Banks need to loosen up their employees with the same benefits the Germans used to get!