@_FORAB: A new heterosexual companion service is gradually gaining popularity in Silicon Valley, charging up to $23,000 per day.
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A high-end heterosexual companion service is emerging in Silicon Valley with a daily fee of up to $23,000. The service providers are highly educated and capable of in-depth discussions on topics like AI and semiconductors with tech elites.
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Silicon Valley is gradually seeing a new type of heterosexual companion service, costing up to $23,000 per day. Unlike typical paid female companions, they are generally highly educated, able to discuss topics like AI, semiconductors, and US stocks in depth, and are typically intellectually sharp. The main clients are also AI tech elites in Silicon Valley, such as Nvidia engineers, who, due to long hours of overtime, yearn for this kind of social interaction with the opposite sex at the same cognitive level. https://t.co/ezI46i0AMn
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