A short SFW video with insight into the job. You may not expect that she really really likes it. But mostly left out one major part. Sounds like perhaps she was an illegal worker while studying there. KTVs are hidden prostitution rings although hidden is an exaggeration, since everyone knows about KTVs and sex workers in some countries. Taiwan is not one of them though.
Taiwan is absolutely one of them. Tainan is legendary for the number of naughty KTVs in the city. Lots of money pushed into the economy. Taichung also big but not as big as years past. Have you got a source for this? Yes but if there are girls, then other optional services are a probability, but not for sure, different levels so to speak. Like she mentioned in her video, what goes on after entertaining on the clock is a private matter.
Im sure if you are willing to pay, anything is for sale. I think that is perhaps the real reason why she quit after 5 days. Just a guess. I saw loads of massage places there, some have th3 girls lined up in the window. And Here you have the binglang girls out in the street. I get that vibe as well. I think she realized she was actually tempted by the offers as she began feeling more comfortable in the work environment and felt she had to quit before it actually went down that route.
The hell you say. Nothing hidden about it! That youtuber seems thoughtful and bright. Elsewhere on her channel, she posted this soulful plea for Korea her home country to change its ways and up its game. Interesting stuff! Yeah the provenance of that figure is lost in the sands of time. For sure I would have picked it up from a newspaper report based on government-released data. Regardless, we know for a fact there is a very, very large sex industry in Taiwan.
We all know what that means. She was in the job how long? And she quit when she knew the rosy picture would change? Well, well. I think it used to be. My impression is that things have really calmed down a lot. Seems like that the massage and small karaoke places focus on the older generation and it might be dying out. The job description is basically the same as the KTVs in Taiwan, less one major part.
