Teh One Who Knocks
06-24-2016, 10:38 AM
By Julian Robinson for MailOnline
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A 'fellatio cafe' where customers receive oral sex while they drink their coffee is set to be opened in Switzerland.
The outlet, set to be up and running in Geneva by the end of the year, would see men ordering a coffee before their choosing their prostitute on an iPad.
Customers would pay more than £40 for the drink and sex act, according to the firm Facegirl, which is modelling the idea on similar establishments in Thailand.
A representative from the company, calling himself Bradley Chavet, said men would order what they want and then sit at the bar.
'In five or ten minutes, it's all over,' Charvet told newspaper Le Matin.
The 'coffee' would be the most expensive in the city at 60 Swiss francs - along with a five franc surplus for the drink.
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But the plan come under fire from some quarters, with one anti-prostitution group claiming it would only benefit the men involved in setting up the business.
According to The Local, prostitution is legal in Switzerland with sex workers required to have permits to operate.
It reports that businesses must register as massage parlours if two or more prostitutes are working there.
http://i.imgur.com/kw4zjDw.jpg
A 'fellatio cafe' where customers receive oral sex while they drink their coffee is set to be opened in Switzerland.
The outlet, set to be up and running in Geneva by the end of the year, would see men ordering a coffee before their choosing their prostitute on an iPad.
Customers would pay more than £40 for the drink and sex act, according to the firm Facegirl, which is modelling the idea on similar establishments in Thailand.
A representative from the company, calling himself Bradley Chavet, said men would order what they want and then sit at the bar.
'In five or ten minutes, it's all over,' Charvet told newspaper Le Matin.
The 'coffee' would be the most expensive in the city at 60 Swiss francs - along with a five franc surplus for the drink.
http://i.imgur.com/vSc9Azy.jpg
But the plan come under fire from some quarters, with one anti-prostitution group claiming it would only benefit the men involved in setting up the business.
According to The Local, prostitution is legal in Switzerland with sex workers required to have permits to operate.
It reports that businesses must register as massage parlours if two or more prostitutes are working there.