Serving liquor in a brothel is more along the lines of adult entertainment and relaxation than attempting to sabotage men’s abilities. Few women like dealing with a drunk man with whiskey dick. It’s not an aid to smooth or pleasant sex work.

“Are all NV brothels owned by egocentric wingnuts like Bella and Dennis Hof?”
My guess would be yes, the majority. But that’s supposition.

The first step in brothels making their regulations more appealing to more workers would be to fix the legal working situation. Since they are legal then they should behave in a legal manner toward their workers: either the workers are employees or independent contractors. Once brothels figure out which side of the fence they and their workers fall, a whole lot of issues would smooth out in a hurry.

I found it ironic that the Korean places that get pelted with false human trafficking accusations generally have better, less adversarial working conditions and fairer monetary splits than what you’ve described here, which is legal. Are all NV brothels owned by egocentric wingnuts like Bella and Dennis Hof?

The lady’s ignorance of sex work beyond her limited sphere is not surprising. I guess it should not be surprising either that she would fall back on silly, false clichés rather than put in the effort to educate herself, but talk about advertising your laziness as a writer.

You’re last paragraph pretty much says it all (“I really wish they’d realize their working conditions could be easily modified to appeal to a much broader and better range of sex worker”). I kept getting off track trying to read the post because my head kept filling with ways to do this, but given how restrictive the regulations on brothel ownership are written, there isn’t much point in listing them (probably could be summed up with ‘common decency’).

America has Puritan roots, Australia has criminal roots. It explains a LOT.