Utter garbage. Not because of it's subject matter, but the deceptive way it's portrayed.
The "customers" are actually reimbursed for their participation, and the "negotiations" are bogus. HBO plays up the sensationalist aspects, and the whole thing is an advertising scam for the Bunnyranch brothel, designed to attract ignorant and unwary men, at inflated prices.
It totally ignores the very real problems of prostitution, ones that exist even in legal brothels: pimps, drugs, disease, histories of child abuse, violence by customers (Vince Neil of Motley Crue plead guilty to assaulting a Bunnyranch girl), working-girl stories of coercion by brothel owners.
A waste of time , and about as close to a reality show as Star Trek.
The "customers" are actually reimbursed for their participation, and the "negotiations" are bogus. HBO plays up the sensationalist aspects, and the whole thing is an advertising scam for the Bunnyranch brothel, designed to attract ignorant and unwary men, at inflated prices.
It totally ignores the very real problems of prostitution, ones that exist even in legal brothels: pimps, drugs, disease, histories of child abuse, violence by customers (Vince Neil of Motley Crue plead guilty to assaulting a Bunnyranch girl), working-girl stories of coercion by brothel owners.
A waste of time , and about as close to a reality show as Star Trek.