Ask the Till
What people ask on their first evening, answered the way a cashier answers: briefly, and without looking up.
Do I need to sign the book?
Not to start. Say you are an adult, pick a polaroid and begin. Guests are allowed 10 messages, and the conversation follows you if you sign afterwards.
What does Hear it do?
It opens her chat with the ledger entry already read as your first line, so she answers from inside it. It uses one of your messages. For her usual opening, use the button on her polaroid instead.
On the house, loose change, Plus?
A fresh signature starts 3 days on the house with the whole board. After that comes loose change: 10 lines per day (the count resets at midnight UTC), aimed at the first 3 women you spoke to. Plus removes the cap: a $15 tab covers 30 days, a $99 tab covers 365. The tab total shows where you are.
How do I pay?
With USDT over the TRON chain (TRC-20). The till shows a wallet address and an exact sum. Send exactly that, and shortly after it arrives your days start. Nothing renews. Paid stays paid, as the small print says.
Will she write first?
When your tab is on the house or Plus, she may, once you have fallen silent for a while, though never deep in her night. Change that or switch it off at your peg.
What does she remember?
Brief notes from your talks. Open a chat's menu to read them, then edit or delete as you wish. Whatever you add under About you at your peg reaches all sixteen women ahead of your first line.
How far does it go?
Each talk has a tempo that you set from its menu, between friendly, flirting and romance. A woman may want you, and may say it plainly. The door at the back shuts before anything explicit, on every plan.
Are there pictures?
Yes. Each woman has a polaroid-style portrait, and a banner greets you on the front page. Anything more will be announced in the debt book first.
How do I leave?
Wipe any chat from its own menu. For closing the account completely, write to the till from the address you signed with.
