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I didn't think much about him other than he was the rich owner of the club and Hannah's client. I remember thinking he was a creep when he was feeling up a young waitress. Hannah probably saw a lot of that with the firm's rich clients.
No, primarily because Hannah wasn't put off by him. Yes, she disliked his attitude toward the female staff, but seemed to actually like him as a person and was not uncomfortable around him like she was around Royce. I was actually more put off by Timothy's elitist attitude and Royce's smarminess. Hannah did not like it when he put his arm around her.
No. He is a typical man in similar positions. He thinks he has the right to touch women inappropriately.
I agree. He didn't act out of the ordinary for the situation. Hannah didn't like him thinking he was just a jerk.
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I keep thinking that the reason human trafficking is so rampant is because powerful men like Herb protect the other powerful men who use these girls. Today, I think I’d be seriously put off.
Jonetta wrote: " keep thinking that the reason human trafficking is so rampant is because powerful men like Herb protect the other powerful men who use these girls. .."My thoughts exactly. Those who facilitate or look the other way are just as guilty as those who commit the despicable acts. In fact, without these people it would be much more difficult to victimize vulnerable people.
I agree. I saw the Jeffrey Epstein documentary. It is amazing how many people look the other way. They need to be prosecuted too.
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I agree also, ladies. Knowing what was being done and doing nothing about it is horrible.
