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Toreador of Paris: Facilitated Various Parties and Individual Pleasures Toreador of Paris: Facilitated various parties and individual pleasures. The most public and lucrative of these was probably the unicorn viewing. Unicorn Viewing 600 euros [per ticket] Party on June 10th (with wine) 52,000 euros Party on June 12th (without wine) 20,000 euros Private Session on June 13th 500 euros Private Session on June 14th (All night) 31,000 euros Party on June 17th (with wine) 81,000 euros Unicorn Viewing (2) 800 euros [per ticket] Party on June 20th (without wine) 16,000 euros Private Session on June 22nd 41,000 euros Private Session on June 23rd (All night) 0 euros Public Beating on June 26th 1000 euros [per ticket] Party on June 27th (with wine) 65,000 euros Attendance: Unicorn Viewing: 42 Kindred (25,200 euros) Unicorn Viewing (2): 31 Kindred (24,800 euros) Public Beating: 15 Kindred (15,000 euros) Total: 311,500 euros 430,617 dollars Nosferatu of Germany – The Nosferatu were given free access to the illusion of Hedi Klum, a svelte German model, in exchange for information on Ash Gently, but those who wanted specific things still had to pay. Private Session on July18 (Toni Garrn) 50 euros Private Session on July18 (Daniela Amavia) 50 euros Private Session on July19 (Blond woman) 50 euros Private Session on July19 (Carlott Cordes) 50 euros Private Session on July19 (Mary Kate and Ashley) 150 euros Private Session on July20 (Toni Garrn) 50 euros Private Session on July20 (Daniela Amavia) 50 euros Private Session on July20 (Madonna) 50 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 50 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 50 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 60 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 70 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 140 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 500 euros Private Session on July21 (Madonna) 1000 euros Private Session on July21 (Lucita y Aragon) 50 euros Private Session on July22 (Toni Garrn) 50 euros Private Session on July22 (Daniela Amavia) 50 euros Private Session on July23 (Not Madonna) 3 euros Private Session on July23 (Paris Hilton) 50 euros Private Session on July23 (Gigantic disembodied breasts) 50 euros Private Session on July23 (Carmen Electra) 30 euros Private Session on July24 (Toni Garrn) 50 euros Private Session on July24 (Daniela Amavia) 50 euros Private Session on July24 (Kate Moss) 50 euros Private Session on July25 (Toni Garrn and Daniela Amavia) 90 euros Private Session on July25 (Madonna) 70 euros Total: 2,933 euros 4,054 dollars Toreador of London: The most profitable part of the trip. Created the context for and the contents of a decadent and thoroughly fantastic Roman orgy. Roast Ox (Slow roasted over coals) 4,000 euros Rainbow Sparrows [16] 9,000 euros Gilded Ostrich Brains [12] 10,000 euros [each] Quail Egg Nests (Animation Included) [5] 9,000 euros [each] Peacocks Stuffed with Dolphins Hearts [4] 21,000 euros [each] Twelve Layer Honey Pastry (Sound Effects Included) 33,000 euros Wine (Endless, Customizable Decanters) [3] 61,000 euros [each] Sun 70,000 euros Moon 25,000 euros Palace 15,000 euros Rolling Idyllic Fields 15,000 euros Satyr 10,000 euros Private Scenes [36] 30,000 euros [each] Total Cost: 1,693,000 euros 2,340,403 dollars Neil Morley of London: Wanted to comb a specific woman's hair 1,000 dollars Elena and Miguel of Switzerland Facilitated Sex (Six nights) 9,340 swiss franks 8,311 dollars Summary: Paris Earnings: $430,617 Berlin Earnings: $4,054 London Earnings: $2,341,403 Switzerland Earnings: $8,311 Total Earnings: $2,784,385.
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