Brambleminster GollyhatchI just watched a ride-along police documentary series where a camera team follows a couple of cops around during their night shift in Hamburg, and, even though I know prostitution is legal in Germany, I find it quite fascinating how socially accepted and normalized it seems, at least in the red light district there. So much so that sex work customers who feel ripped off (as in they paid upfront but didn't receive the agreed on service or only parts of it) go to the cops and file a complaint, no sign of embarrassment whatsoever, and the cops then have to go to some brothel and try to sort it out, like "Uhm yeah so this guy said he paid for a blowjob and anal but only got the BJ, so, uhm, well, are you gonna give the anal money back or, err, are you gonna, uh, you know…"
EDIT: Another curious thing is that sex workers obviously don't use their real names, however they're registered so cops first gotta go to the brothel management and ask something like "We got a complaint, is there a person working here that goes by the name 'Sharona Thundercunt Fistybang Queen of Cocks' and where's her room?", in their most professional cop voice of course.
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