The owner of a maid service in conservative Jefferson Parish outside New Orleans is cleaning up by cleaning up nude. Known simply as “Belle,” the entrepreneur about a year ago converted her company, Got It Maid, into a clothing optional service: clients can choose among an assortment of lingerie-bedecked maids who will do housework topless or fully nude. Clients may also pick among an array of fantasy outfits including French Maid and Daisy Duke.
Got It Made charges hooker rates — starting at $120 for a house cleaning — but has a hands-off, no-touching policy. “Belle” tells New Orleans TV station WGNO her service is thriving. Got It Maid operates in the New Orleans metro area including the Northshore and Hammond; service is also available in Baton Rouge. Johns, er, clients can choose from a gallery of comely cleaners at the company’s website.
... written by morris wise , July 02, 2011 - 11:59 am
It would take the allegations of rape to another level if the maid was discovered to be a drug dealer sharing her profits with the employees union. The maid was illiterate and could not read or write, but she knew her way around the drug and prostitution business making her qualified to be hired in the best hotel. She was forced to kickback most of her earnings and kept very little for herself making her a black slave and the union her pimp. The 15 private investigators hired by DSK have uncovered this information and DSK is now in the position to sue NYC for billions after the rape charges are dropped.
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