Wife threatens to protest brothel where husband spent $4K on seven-hour sex bender

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By News.com.au

A wife has threatened to protest outside a brothel in Gold Coast after her husband spent nearly $4,000 USD on a seven-hour sex-bender.

The man attended the Pentagon Grand where he had intercourse with two sex workers and paid for service upgrades including fetishes and fantasies.

Manager of the brothel, in Molendinar, Suzanne Pfeifer told the Gold Coast Bulletin the man paid for the first hour with cash because he did not want his wife to know.

When he wanted to continue the X-rated bonk bonanza he tried to do so using a bank transfer but eventually ended up using a credit card when the bank transfer said “pending.”

After seven hours the sex workers said they were too tired to continue and the man left.

His irate wife later turned up at the brothel with her husband in tow, claiming he had been “drunk and on drugs” and had no recollection of the incident.

Pfeifer politely explained that the man seemed sober in CCTV footage and had successfully negotiated a good deal with the sex workers, something that would have been hard to do if drunk or on drugs.

But Pfeifer said the woman refused to accept her explanations and threatened to protest outside the venue.

“We’ve told her she’s welcome to peacefully protest on public property, but if we have any concerns for safety we would have to call the police,” said Pfeifer.

“My concern is that male clients walking in would not appreciate this and verbal altercations can quickly escalate.

“We have advised her to call the police if she believes her husband has been ‘ripped off,’ because she won’t listen to us.”

The manager said the man had spent quite a lot of money and that most people get a half-hour standard service with no extras.

She added that the dispute was between husband and wife and was nothing to do with the brothel which had provided a good service.

“This is not our problem. We are a legal business and this was a legitimate service with a legitimate charge,” she said.

“He knew what he was doing … he just got caught.

“If the woman is mad about the $6000 [$4,000 USD], take it up with the husband – not us.

“It’s not fair that we’re the ones getting harassed … go bother him about it. It’s like blaming the casino for your husband gambling … we don’t control his actions.”