AnonViking wrote:You'll need to hire security, deal with strange people, violent people, drunks, drug addicts, people who morally object to what you're doing, etc. If you're planning to work there yourself, realize this is a evening/night operation.
And how do you plan on advertising? And even if that operation isn't illegal, you can bet you'll face "Mothers Against Vices" neighborhood associations wanting to burn down your operation or get the city council to get rid of you. Your name will be branded and associated with "prostitution", do you want everyone that know you what sort of work you do?
Getting permission to actually run a operation like this could be difficult, as you probably have to deal with the human health & safety aspect, and officials are not likely to give you any wiggle-room since most of them will probably object morally.
"Real dolls as prostitutes" sounds easy, but practically it's an impossible operation, unless each visitor pays like $400-500. Which is really like a down-payment on a doll.
Problem is also, who would want to be seen in a doll brothel? I mean, being seen in a normal brothel is maybe fine because those are real women, but doll brothel? You're assuming there will be visitors, I'm not too sure.
Open up a coffee shop instead, and sell bagels!
Everything here seconded 100%. Dolls cannot take responsibility for anything, which only heaves ThatMuchMore(tm) responsibility on the owner of said dolls.
Why would someone even pay $500 for one night with a doll, when they can own one themselves for $1500?
Sorry bella2014 for all of the negative commentary on this. Please understand that you're getting feedback from doll veterans (though I'm hardly quite as much of a "veteran" as a lot of others here
), and this isn't meant to discourage you from starting a business of your own. It's just that this kind of business venture is so frought with problems from a financial and cultural standpoint that it's almost rendered impossible, at least in a Western culture. Honestly, you'd probably make a hell of a lot more money opening a restaurant, or coffee shop. Personally, I wouldn't mind owning one of those myself, if I had the time to do so.
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