The theory of practice, an ethical enquiry, in two books

What do you look for in men and women when you're out hunting customers?" "Thinking of going into business for yourself?" Carl asked softly. If only Lisa weren't so Goddamned jealous and such a prima donna bitch-Goddess he thought. It showed in her dangerous eyes now. The brunette was for pleasure only, not business. "Just curious about sex," Gloria replied. "That's all." "Bullshit!" Lisa snorted. "But it's okay, honey. There's more than enough business around for all of us. Just don't work our territory, dig? Tell her, Carl." "Then are only two things to watch for," Carl said, as if lecturing a classroom of eager students. "In men, look for hunger. The eyes are the giveaway, direct stares or sideways glances. In women, watch for guilt. Unless they think they're Wonder Woman, women won't look at you with hunger. Remember, if they reek with guilt, they're searching for punishment. Give it to them along with a few hot thrills and you've got them hook, line and sinker." Gloria nodded eagerly. Now she understood, and this was practical street knowledge, not idiotic book theory. "And always dress like a lady in public and like a whore at home," Lisa added. "Never eat a customer's cunt until you've forced her to eat yours first, except for some fast, hot teasing; like the ladies' room ...»