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Three women were sitting in a beauty salon waiting their turn.

Inevitably they broke into spontaneous conversation.

The subject turned to their family… bragging about their children in particular.

W1. My son is a very successful attorney. He makes so much money that he was able to buy himself a brand new Porche and he bought one for his friend as well.

W2. My son is a very successful plastic surgeon. He makes so much money that he just bought a new home on the beach and he bought one for his friend as well.

The third woman was suspiciously quiet. The other 2 women finally asked… Well? What does your son do.

W3. My son doesn’t have a proper job. He’s a male prostitute but one of his friends just bought him a brand new Porche and another bought him a house on the beach.

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