My name is Yoshikage Kira. I'm 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don't smoke, but I occasionally drink. I'm in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I'm trying to explain that I'm a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn't lose to anyone.
Seattle Public schools was founded with money from the estate of a madame that passed away without an heir, she left it all to the children. Yo, Respek
Some Madames even supplied young men for the gentlemen that had "other interests"! There's an amazing book called Soiled Doves by Ann Seagraves that's a must read on this subject...
About 20 years ago on a cross country trip I stopped in Wall, South Dakota. In one of the gift shops I saw and purchased 'Soiled Doves'. As I was paying for the cashier looked at me then thumbed through the book and stopped at a page 34 --- And joked the woman in that photograph could have been my twin. I looked at it and yes --- Same nose, eyes and hair. Was sort of strange looking at a photo at least a 100 years old and seeing my twin staring back at me ..........
@@billyt.7306 you probably look for any opportunity to say crude and stupid stuff, right? Just can't wait to let everyone know how "classy" you are! Good job! Wow. Now run along and play some Dungeons and Dragons or World of Warcraft...
It would be so great if you guys actually cited your sources in the description of the videos, or listed them at the end of the video. Not only would that seriously improve your overall credibility and allow teachers to make better use of these videos as student resources, it would allow viewers who are interested in learning more to seek the information directly from the same source that you got it from. And of course, the actual historians who did the research deserve some credit too.
My great-grandmother was a madam with a boarding house near the docks in Eastern Massachusetts. She ran the only Kosher brothel around - although I am not quite sure what kosher means in the context of a brothel! She did many of the things noted here, including starting the first 'ladies bank' giving interest-free loans to women. Probably had a piano in the parlour, though, in the 1870's, not likely automatic.
Well, "kosher" (or more properly "kashrut") generally refers to food and drink. so I assume she only served kosher snacks. "Don't go away hungry, have a hot pastrami on rye with a nice kosher dill pickle!" No bacon or shrimp hors d'oeuvres (a bad pun there). But who knows? Only Jewish girls? No patrons who were uncircumcised? Yiddish spoken on the premises? Oh the possibilities! Maybe the men paid the girls for an hour of kvetching.
Some of the other postings refer to some very positive things these madams accomplished, as well as some of the seamier stuff. This great grandma of mine also did some of the good stuff, funding education and opening the first ladies bank in New England. She is supposed to have specialized in free loans for women making a go of it in business, perhaps after retiring from experience with her.
@@mrbutch308 I am betting that most of those suggestions are true to some extent. Kosher food, very likely, Yiddish spoken, definitely, Paid kvetching as much as shtupping - that is still a constant in the prostitution business,
My grandmother was born and lived part of childhood in the Old West of South Dakota in 1889, so I was not surprised from this as I heard her stories, along with people she knew from childhood, about the Old West. It was a very interesting time.
i remember being a tour guide in St. Louis. I would bring folks by the spot where an African American madam once had a bordello so big that it had two zip codes. She serviced all the top politicians and was considered the most powerful woman in Missouri politics. As for Lexington, KY, the high end madam business is alive and well. Several local newscasters have been caught coming out of places that are operated by the same handful of women, including one who co-hosted the news with his wife, a former Miss Kentucky.
I was fortunate enough to work in a nursing home back in the late 80's in an old gold country town that was part of the California gold rush of 1849 (really, probably more like 1852) There was a woman I took care of who was 104 at the time. As it turned out, she had been the madam of the local brothel that is currently still operating though now it's merely a tourist hotel with the saloon downstairs. When I first met her, she took one look at me and said, "I could make so much money with you honey". I didn't understand what she meant, assuming that because of her age she just wasn't making sense. It wasn't until later that I found out her previous occupation and instantly understood. Once she got to know me better, she told me a LOT of stories about her time being a madam in "the old west". She was a lovely person as an old lady, but I'm glad I never knew her in her younger days, she was a genuine bad ass
I just watched history channel’s Men who built America: Frontiersmen and loved it. Would love a video about the frontiersmen in the early 19th century, specially men like Davy Crockett and Kit Carson who both had incredibly interesting lives
The 19th Century and the industrial revolution was a period of transition. In pre modern time women ruled at home, where most of the action was for most of the people, while men often specialised into doing primarily just one thing, like hunting, fishing, farming, soldiering, baking, blacksmithing. In many ways women had richer and more varied lifes than men. Staying in family or village groups and having to learn to master a vide varity of household trades. Usually everybody did what their father or mother had done, stayed at the same place they were born and kept in the same social class. Exceptions being made for the nobility and to an extent small middle classes. But there too you usually did what your father and mother had done. The 19th Century changed all that. Yes, women were often one or two generations behind men, and that was unjust, but everybody got more options and choices after having had close to none for like the beginning of time. And as for working options for women at the period of this video, I think there were a thousand times more female servants than prostitutes and a hundred times more female factory workers than prostitutes.
@@Sunset553 As more tasks were moved from within the family or village group into paid labour, or entirely new never before seen trades showed up, and as the economy shifted from self sustaining into early capitalism, women laborers usually show up shortly after men in most trades. For the mid west and western territories of USA during this period, I would think a lot of women were working as cleaners, waitresses, teachers, mid wifes and nurses , shop clerks, seamstresses, baby sitters, housekeepers, maids, but also in farming and small factories. I know of female police constables and railway employees from the late 19th century. There were often local expectations for women laborers to stay unmarried, but when brought to court (something that did not often happen) these were usually overturned.
Some of the Madams also entirely funded local schools, “legitimate” theater, and were the first people to recognize the benefit of and brought simple refrigeration and air conditioning to the west.
Whiskey, Whoring and Wagering were three vices/ diversions that were anywhere in the West. There was a difference between house girls and the crib girls. There was often an uneasy relationship between the brothels and local authorities and making friends in high places could help you.
In days of old,when knights were bold,and rubbers had not yet been invented.......they tied a sock around their cock and the girls went away contented.......
I can’t imagine the likely abusive and exhausting life of a prostitute. I think he/she would have to possess a lot of inner self-dignity to get through every day with that degrading occupation.
It’s sad these “soiled doves” had to endure abuse, STDs, unwanted pregnancies, dangerous back alley abortions, etc. just to have a roof over their head. They were slaves because they didn’t even get to keep the money they made!
The job is only degrading if you see it that way. Plenty of sex workers describe feeling powerful and confident. The only negative is that it’s frowned upon by society for no legitimate reason.
@@gypsierose3611 I’m sure when it’s your choice and a job you enjoy it’s not degrading at all but for a woman who had no choice in the matter it may have been horrible. I, for one, would absolutely hate being involved in that line of work so if I lived in that time and was forced to choose between prostitution and starvation I would find it very degrading. The issue is that a lot of these women didn’t really have a choice and that’s what makes it degrading
Madam Millie Cusey from Silver City, NM fed the local poor kids during a mine shutdown. You could do a whole video about her. She was a wonderful person.
@ThatOneAsianBroChick depends on how much the brothel charged: the more expensive places were in fact able to afford giving the women one or more hot baths a day, fine food, and such A U.S. Senator isn't going to meet up with 'entertainment' in some converted flophouse serving stale bread and moldy bacon, after all
- Famous outlaws of the old west - Famous bank robbers during the Great Depression-era - Frank Hamer and Maney Gault, the two former Texas Rangers who attempt to track down and apprehend notorious criminals Bonnie and Clyde. These would be pretty cool episodes 😁
Interesting video. I'd love to see a video on liquor in the Old West. The common misconception comes from Hollywood, that men would walk into a saloon and order a shot of whiskey! The fact is, most people preferred mixed drinks. Whiskey mixed with soda, milk, juice, or whatever they happened to have. A video telling the truth about this would be awesome!
There are a number of great stories about Madams in the Twin Cities at the same time. If you're interested in more info, look up Ida Dorsey, Nina Clifford, Long Kate, and others.
My mother always said she wanted to be an old west madame. She had the personality for it and she was an entrepreneur who started and ran several businesses during her life
Although a lot of hurdles would have to be cleared, the possibility is there if she opened an “old west” themed brothel in one of the Nevada counties w/ legal prostitution.
I'm a drag queen and would love if you could do a video on the history of drag and how it got to where it is today. All the struggles and different eras would be so interesting in a video !!
Being a history FIEND, I'm a huge fan of this channel! I was wondering if y'all have any interest in doing a video about the infamous Chicken Ranch in La Grange, TX? Looking forward to each and every video!
I lived in a former brothel on the old pony express trail route in Northern California. It was haunted as f*** and I am traumatized from my years spent there. A Wild West cowboy “customer” would stand at the foot of my bed and just stare at me. I would hear his boots coming up the stairs and smell his cigar smoke.
Interesting video & I enjoy the humor interspersed between the facts. For those wanting more, find Anne Seagraves' book "Soiled Doves." I picked it up in Bodie years ago.
Vietnamese here, which side you want to know about? South or North?, and the Vietnam war is not long ago, its just like 40 years, you can find documents about that matter easily.
Kodiak Express I agree America shouldn't never have been involved in Nam. However, Vietnam went to war and America intervened! For what? Nam is still communist. And there are no excuses for our Soldiers to be treated the way they were by liberals and the media. May all of them rot for that.
Weren't they hot & musty under all those layers of clothes? No AC, ice cold beverages - let's not get on penicillin 🙄 What about the dudes just rustling in without bathing but wanting serviced🤢
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I'm just grateful I was born in a time where air conditioners are a thing.
My name is Yoshikage Kira. I'm 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don't smoke, but I occasionally drink. I'm in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I'm trying to explain that I'm a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn't lose to anyone.
You are everywhere, you don't sleep, are you a demon. DO YOU KNOW the guy without a beard
Not in the UK they aren't
There's aircondioner in the theaters that's why they were so popular
@EbberDeeMills forgot about all the animals eh? Lack of sanitation, lack of plumbing?
It stunk to high hell. There's no way around it.
how about an episode about mental health insitutions over the years?
Seen the Movie "Shutter Island"? 🧠🕵️♂️🎭
@@Friendship1nmillion Now that's one mindfuck of a movie! Amazing old school vibes it gives you too
Yes!!! Mental institutions in the early 1900’s and the use of lobotomies
Good idea!
I'd love to see that, even hospitals too!
Seattle Public schools was founded with money from the estate of a madame that passed away without an heir, she left it all to the children. Yo, Respek
Respect
I live in Seattle, wow didn’t know, thanks!
@@sheilalhigginbotham2785 r/whooosh
@@sheilalhigginbotham2785 her name was Lou Graham. She also made most of Seattle's wealthiest families wealthy.
STFU WHAAAAT?! i live in seattle. Thats dope.
Amazing how the women were "soiled" but attracted many male customers.
liberty ann.. it's the world's oldest profession.. lol
Customers were soiled too
liberty Ann You can’t break in something twice;)
The customers were even more soiled and probably married lol
@Sugarholic Sheep Same with the men who visit
Some Madames even supplied young men for the gentlemen that had "other interests"!
There's an amazing book called Soiled Doves by Ann Seagraves that's a must read on this subject...
About 20 years ago on a cross country trip I stopped in Wall, South Dakota. In one of the gift shops I saw and purchased 'Soiled Doves'. As I was paying for the cashier looked at me then thumbed through the book and stopped at a page 34 --- And joked the woman in that photograph could have been my twin.
I looked at it and yes --- Same nose, eyes and hair.
Was sort of strange looking at a photo at least a 100 years old and seeing my twin staring back at me ..........
Thanks for sharing, I'll be looking for it!
@@gulfgypsy Your probably related to your Doppelgänger
i just asked about boy/men hookers did they cost more or less . but thanks for bringing that up
Yes I want to read this book asap Barnes and noble have it ???
Feel so sorry for the babies that where born because of this. Those children were often treated very poorly by society.
Yeah.. Like that Marston guy
Ibrahim The village dweller fax
"I'm just a dumpster babeeyyy"
@Nospam Spamisham really
Movie: Pretty Baby.
Id like to hear about the flapper girls of the 20s
I second what Henry wrote!!! Please do that time period.. you'll find a lot of material!!
Yes!!
They were flapping their beef curtains
Gammon flaps
@@billyt.7306 you probably look for any opportunity to say crude and stupid stuff, right? Just can't wait to let everyone know how "classy" you are! Good job! Wow. Now run along and play some Dungeons and Dragons or World of Warcraft...
It would be so great if you guys actually cited your sources in the description of the videos, or listed them at the end of the video. Not only would that seriously improve your overall credibility and allow teachers to make better use of these videos as student resources, it would allow viewers who are interested in learning more to seek the information directly from the same source that you got it from. And of course, the actual historians who did the research deserve some credit too.
kaduzy interesting how Weird History skips right over this comment
@@nicholasmoreno9380 They probably didn't see it yet...
They get around all that by tagging their videos as 'entertainment'
The Left can't Meme reminiscent of Fox News ...
John Smith lol because the uk is the epitome unbiased journalism and freedom of expression; give me a break 🙄
this can be summed up in 3 words: “pimpin ain’t easy” 💵
It's hard out there for a pimp, but even harder out there for a ho.
My great-grandmother was a madam with a boarding house near the docks in Eastern Massachusetts. She ran the only Kosher brothel around - although I am not quite sure what kosher means in the context of a brothel! She did many of the things noted here, including starting the first 'ladies bank' giving interest-free loans to women. Probably had a piano in the parlour, though, in the 1870's, not likely automatic.
this is so interesting, ty for sharing!
Wow!
Well, "kosher" (or more properly "kashrut") generally refers to food and drink. so I assume she only served kosher snacks. "Don't go away hungry, have a hot pastrami on rye with a nice kosher dill pickle!" No bacon or shrimp hors d'oeuvres (a bad pun there). But who knows? Only Jewish girls? No patrons who were uncircumcised? Yiddish spoken on the premises? Oh the possibilities! Maybe the men paid the girls for an hour of kvetching.
Some of the other postings refer to some very positive things these madams accomplished, as well as some of the seamier stuff. This great grandma of mine also did some of the good stuff, funding education and opening the first ladies bank in New England. She is supposed to have specialized in free loans for women making a go of it in business, perhaps after retiring from experience with her.
@@mrbutch308 I am betting that most of those suggestions are true to some extent. Kosher food, very likely, Yiddish spoken, definitely, Paid kvetching as much as shtupping - that is still a constant in the prostitution business,
They forgot to talk about the STD's in the Wild West
Master Blaster true, safe to assume it was rampant
Could probably make several videos on medical and mental health going back a couple of hundred years.
Well AIDS wasn’t around
@@DonnaChamberson there were still a bunch of others though
That’s very true Jared. Very true...
My grandmother was born and lived part of childhood in the Old West of South Dakota in 1889, so I was not surprised from this as I heard her stories, along with people she knew from childhood, about the Old West. It was a very interesting time.
I'd love to see a video about the lifestyle difference between the upper/middle/lower class during the Great Depression!
You can research that yourself easily.
This is one of the most fascinating pieces of history in my state. We’ve still got several operating brothels!
Beauty and feminine charms took on a different meaning back then.
💀💀💀
For real
Christian values, where hv they got us, they hv fiddled with the nature of man, feminist included
i remember being a tour guide in St. Louis. I would bring folks by the spot where an African American madam once had a bordello so big that it had two zip codes. She serviced all the top politicians and was considered the most powerful woman in Missouri politics. As for Lexington, KY, the high end madam business is alive and well. Several local newscasters have been caught coming out of places that are operated by the same handful of women, including one who co-hosted the news with his wife, a former Miss Kentucky.
That bordello in Saint Louis is probably where Scott Joplin worked.
Well look when stock market crashed pussy was still selling you think 🤔🤔🤔🤔 $$$$$
Do a video on life during the Great Depression
Probably a lot of telling that one dude to stop shouting "Lenny!" downstairs
Khoman yeah that Arthur guy
Boah
Where’s our moneh
Thelilorangeman i aint yo idea of charity!
Khoman I laughed way to hard at this 😂
Very interesting. I like hearing about how women made their way in the world even when all the rules were stacked against them.
Sadly...in the worst way possible...they clearly died as broken women
No sources are cited to lend some credibiity. I seriously doubt the accuracy of much of the video
You might like Gordon Bakken. Awesome historian of women's studies. He died only a few years ago ☹
resourcefulness...i think they must have been amazing people, at least incredibly interesting
The "rules" weren't stacked against them. Stop being a drama queen..
I love all the supportive comments for women of the adult entertainment industry! 👏🥰
I’d LOVE a video about life in Spain during the Inquisition!
Nobody expects the Spanish inquisition
I recommend you the tv serie La Plaga. It has english subs
candelas hablo español! Gracias por la recomendación!
austin williams The charges are...
@@austinwilliams7919 shit you beat me to it 😂 well played
Surprised there was no mention of STI'S or old fashion sheep skin condoms.
did anyone else catch the “late 1900s”
Yeah it threw me off lol
Yea took me a second to parse it. Late 1900s...
Yeah pretty sure he meant late 19th century lmao
Late 1900's hookers just didn't have the class their contemporaries did the century prior
Yes! Lol. Was just about to post
Very well and respectfully put together. Now we need a TV series clarifying the loves of these women in a huge documentary series.
I'd love to hear about Tudor prostitutes and brothels or anything tudor related!
I'd like to hear about what life was like in Ancient Roman and Egyptian times too!
Me too. I think I have watched everything on the Tudor's.
That would be awesome! I think we share the same total fascination with the Tudors, girl
Not if they looked anything like Baldrick 🤮
Tudors was seriously one of my favorite shows!😍 even tho their reign was short lived they really made a mark in history!
There wasn't a lot of career options for women at that time - it must have been a very tough life... also, STD's were rampant
No kidding???
Please do what it was like growing up in ancient Egypt
already did
Well do it again!
@@andreasimon2752 no
@@RUN_IT_UP_
I wasn't asking u to do it silly...
Have a good new year!
@@andreasimon2752 it dont need to be done already is one and bunch of vids
Dumbass
Or life during the dust bowl
Huh. Its been a minute since I've thought of the dust bowl. I think we also gloss over it in schools.
@@alphaomega5878 just like they omitted, the soiled doves in history class 😜
I think at my middle school they did maybe a day on it
The dust bowl was also during the Depression. (Jan Griffiths).
please make a day in the life of a child laborer in the industrial era i would love to see that! : )
grew up out here in Utah... wish we learned more about women who ran the Wild West in school!!
I could imagine all of the “respectable” women looking down upon these entrepreneurial women meanwhile their husbands made them wealthy. 🧐
And they were hooking up with the Blacksmith 🤭
@Ruthanne D'Antuono 😯🤭
@Simply Sasuke ok sasuke
Oh yeah....their husbands ran around and those wives couldn't stop it or divorce....no wonder there were many cases of congenital syphilis
I mean.... isn’t that still how it goes? 🤷🏽♀️
I misread the title, "What was it like to be a madman in the Wild West" Lol !
Me too 😂
Actually a good idea for a video.
Same lmao
That painting at 9:00 was a painting my grandma had for years!
I have a (cheap reproduction) of that same painting!!!!
Can you do a video about black women being forced to work in those brothels? I found that second picture you had was extremely fascinating.
I noticed this in the second picture as well!….
This sounds exactly like the courtesans of the Japanese pleasure districts in the Edo period!
I can see it
what it was like to be a gangster in 1920's-1930's Chicago
That would be great
We wuz gangstas mang.
My grandfather was,, Detroit, Purple Gang. 6.5” tall, one glass eye and as wide as a door, man could scare the hell out of ya.
you should make a video about what it was like to live in medieval Ireland before and after being taken over by the British
In the meantime, we do have Potato Famine in the works
Weird History sounds interesting, looking forward to it as an Irishman myself!
I'm bored of this attitude as an Irish person, 🤔
That would be a good one
Great video! I live in Lovelock, Nevada (a mining town), where the brothels are still legal and date back to the 1800s.
I was fortunate enough to work in a nursing home back in the late 80's in an old gold country town that was part of the California gold rush of 1849 (really, probably more like 1852) There was a woman I took care of who was 104 at the time. As it turned out, she had been the madam of the local brothel that is currently still operating though now it's merely a tourist hotel with the saloon downstairs.
When I first met her, she took one look at me and said, "I could make so much money with you honey". I didn't understand what she meant, assuming that because of her age she just wasn't making sense. It wasn't until later that I found out her previous occupation and instantly understood. Once she got to know me better, she told me a LOT of stories about her time being a madam in "the old west". She was a lovely person as an old lady, but I'm glad I never knew her in her younger days, she was a genuine bad ass
She gave you a compliment compliment
I’d love to hear some of those stories!!
@@mfar3016 she was a true character, apparently well known for her knife skills
Thank you for sharing
I would love to read some of her stories too
I love seeing all the old decor of the day. Some of those places were pretty “Pimped Out”
I just watched history channel’s Men who built America: Frontiersmen and loved it. Would love a video about the frontiersmen in the early 19th century, specially men like Davy Crockett and Kit Carson who both had incredibly interesting lives
Ryan Leech I’m watching that now! Very interesting and well done. Makes me proud to be an American 🇺🇸
@@lorriehenry7821 same
@@lorriehenry7821 it's on Amazon Prime now.
What sad choices women had in those days: either marry or become a prostitute.
Or stay alone and be a writer
@@marsonsaturn Yes, with a male pen name...
The 19th Century and the industrial revolution was a period of transition. In pre modern time women ruled at home, where most of the action was for most of the people, while men often specialised into doing primarily just one thing, like hunting, fishing, farming, soldiering, baking, blacksmithing. In many ways women had richer and more varied lifes than men. Staying in family or village groups and having to learn to master a vide varity of household trades. Usually everybody did what their father or mother had done, stayed at the same place they were born and kept in the same social class. Exceptions being made for the nobility and to an extent small middle classes. But there too you usually did what your father and mother had done. The 19th Century changed all that. Yes, women were often one or two generations behind men, and that was unjust, but everybody got more options and choices after having had close to none for like the beginning of time. And as for working options for women at the period of this video, I think there were a thousand times more female servants than prostitutes and a hundred times more female factory workers than prostitutes.
If the tv western portrayed women with any accuracy, a woman could also be a teacher.
@@Sunset553 As more tasks were moved from within the family or village group into paid labour, or entirely new never before seen trades showed up, and as the economy shifted from self sustaining into early capitalism, women laborers usually show up shortly after men in most trades. For the mid west and western territories of USA during this period, I would think a lot of women were working as cleaners, waitresses, teachers, mid wifes and nurses , shop clerks, seamstresses, baby sitters, housekeepers, maids, but also in farming and small factories. I know of female police constables and railway employees from the late 19th century. There were often local expectations for women laborers to stay unmarried, but when brought to court (something that did not often happen) these were usually overturned.
How about the history of treatment of deaf people and history of sign language
odhran farrell ok make a video
@Pink Floyd4, how about "get a grip" and "grow the fuck up"?
In La Grange , Texas the town was dependent on the famous brothel. They donated to build and finance the fire dept. as well as the schools.
I was there as a 14 year old.
Late 60s
A+ video!
LOVE IT! What a fascinating history and culture of the madams!
Do one about the ancient Druids!!
Some of the Madams also entirely funded local schools, “legitimate” theater, and were the first people to recognize the benefit of and brought simple refrigeration and air conditioning to the west.
Awesome isn’t it?
Delores's "cat house" still stands in downt town Helena Montana right by the library!
Confucius say, "Woman who puts husband in doghouse will find him in cathouse."
Whiskey, Whoring and Wagering were three vices/ diversions that were anywhere in the West. There was a difference between house girls and the crib girls. There was often an uneasy relationship between the brothels and local authorities and making friends in high places could help you.
Wow! How terrible to have to do that for a living in a time where your reputation was king. I feel sorry for these women.
You're a fool. The madams became millionaires.
Never mind the Madams, how about the weird history of condoms?
nikshmenga yes, I would like to see this lol
Yes yes yes
In days of old,when knights were bold,and rubbers had not yet been invented.......they tied a sock around their cock and the girls went away contented.......
@ThatOneAsianBroChick eeww 🤢
¿you watched _Wild West Tech_, too? 📺🍆
Thank God for modern day plumbing! Sometimes it'd be weeks between baths. The smell must have been putrid. And yet never a shortage of customers.
Ahhh the smells .....I wouldn't have made it on that alone 😎
*What its like to be a Madam in the Wild West:*
1. It wasn't pleasant...most of the time
Love Weird History - and Sarsaparilla!❤❤
Great content and monologue. Thanks
This channel is awesome,can you make a video bout the infamous 27 Club...that would really cool!
I can’t imagine the likely abusive and exhausting life of a prostitute. I think he/she would have to possess a lot of inner self-dignity to get through every day with that degrading occupation.
It’s sad these “soiled doves” had to endure abuse, STDs, unwanted pregnancies, dangerous back alley abortions, etc. just to have a roof over their head. They were slaves because they didn’t even get to keep the money they made!
The job is only degrading if you see it that way. Plenty of sex workers describe feeling powerful and confident. The only negative is that it’s frowned upon by society for no legitimate reason.
Well what else are they going to do? Weren't prostitutes usually poor? That's why they sold their bodies to begin with.
Ummm been thier done that and it it's not degrading at all.
Still proud of it and love sex work
@@gypsierose3611 I’m sure when it’s your choice and a job you enjoy it’s not degrading at all but for a woman who had no choice in the matter it may have been horrible. I, for one, would absolutely hate being involved in that line of work so if I lived in that time and was forced to choose between prostitution and starvation I would find it very degrading. The issue is that a lot of these women didn’t really have a choice and that’s what makes it degrading
"Wherever there is BLOOD FLOWING"
Damn, You boys are smooth! You really went there didn't you!
Haha, I
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Madam Millie Cusey from Silver City, NM fed the local poor kids during a mine shutdown. You could do a whole video about her. She was a wonderful person.
Fascinating. I love hearing about this stuff!
Good Lord I can't even imagine the smell...and don't want to
They had ivory soap back then and many other products we still use today.
They had perfume and soap dude
@@dallymoo7816 no.
@ThatOneAsianBroChick depends on how much the brothel charged: the more expensive places were in fact able to afford giving the women one or more hot baths a day, fine food, and such
A U.S. Senator isn't going to meet up with 'entertainment' in some converted flophouse serving stale bread and moldy bacon, after all
Yeah you do
- Famous outlaws of the old west
- Famous bank robbers during the Great Depression-era
- Frank Hamer and Maney Gault, the two former Texas Rangers who attempt to track down and apprehend notorious criminals Bonnie and Clyde.
These would be pretty cool episodes 😁
please do a video on Conquistadores!
Yes!
Yes, please!!
I'm amazed by the knowledge of so many of these Madams names & brief detailed histories of them.
Awesome history !!!!
Interesting video.
I'd love to see a video on liquor in the Old West. The common misconception comes from Hollywood, that men would walk into a saloon and order a shot of whiskey!
The fact is, most people preferred mixed drinks. Whiskey mixed with soda, milk, juice, or whatever they happened to have.
A video telling the truth about this would be awesome!
My research finds wine as the number one choice of drink
Then- warm beer
Then- the watered down whiskey
@@johnthonig8832 I think you're pretty darn close. It's just the whiskey would, whenever possible, be mixed with something.
@@rickkinki4624 agreed
There are a number of great stories about Madams in the Twin Cities at the same time. If you're interested in more info, look up Ida Dorsey, Nina Clifford, Long Kate, and others.
I would be most interested in the "weird history" of American radio! Would that be possible?
Best channel for my Deadlands game.
I’ve been watching these as a way to further accuracy in my cowboy comic, these have been super helpful!!
My mother always said she wanted to be an old west madame. She had the personality for it and she was an entrepreneur who started and ran several businesses during her life
Although a lot of hurdles would have to be cleared, the possibility is there if she opened an “old west” themed brothel in one of the Nevada counties w/ legal prostitution.
As a Coloradoan, I'm proud of our representation in this episode.
You have to give them respect ✊ they helped the economy
They were powerful working woman who did their best to survive in a male dominated society. I’m proud of them and proud to be a woman.
I love this channel. The narrator cracks me up 👍🏼
Great photos! I enjoy your channel thanks 🙏
My grandma lived and grew up in an orphanage during the great Depression. Please do WHAT IT WAS LIKE DURING THE GREAT DEPRESSION!!!!:):):)
This was great! I’d like to see one on Wyatt Earp or Jesse James!
These women did the best they could with what they had and succeeded. I tip my hat to them in respect.
Wth??
You make videos on unusual historical subjects, and honestly it's a breath of fresh air. Great channel 👍🏻👍🏻
Straight up my fave channel
I'm a drag queen and would love if you could do a video on the history of drag and how it got to where it is today. All the struggles and different eras would be so interesting in a video !!
I would prefer they didn't.
@@Craig-pm2kc I’d prefer it if you shutup
@@adamizeboudjene6305 💩
@@Craig-pm2kc agree,! NOBODY wants to see that fukery.
Please no!
Being a history FIEND, I'm a huge fan of this channel! I was wondering if y'all have any interest in doing a video about the infamous Chicken Ranch in La Grange, TX? Looking forward to each and every video!
Books are better. Anything you want to research READ A BOOK. Don't follow TH-cam vids. This is a lot of entertainment mixed in.
I enjoyed this .....thank you
Love, Love the video.
I like this channel a lot, always unexpectable, thank you !
The room had to smell like death when all were gathered together in a room. Ppl in general had to smell rancid anyhow
people bathed back then
@@MrYeahyuhhh but not enough
No Actually people bathe too much Now?! You shouldn't bathe everyday because the damages your skin I want to keep My natural oils
@@Sweetdification Translation-> You stink. Got ya!
Sweetdification You probably smell just like how people did in the 1800’s
6:06 "Good looking women" 🤣
Can you do courtesans of Venice? Veronica Franco etc.
👍Interesting. Just goes to show that women are always/often the backbone of communities in one way or another. Thanks for sharing your research. 💞
I lived in a former brothel on the old pony express trail route in Northern California. It was haunted as f*** and I am traumatized from my years spent there. A Wild West cowboy “customer” would stand at the foot of my bed and just stare at me. I would hear his boots coming up the stairs and smell his cigar smoke.
"Next time you're gambling at your local brothel" Yeah, coz there's one just around the corner from everyone isn't there?
I spit Jack Daniels through my nose when he said that...and just so you know, it hurts...plus it's a waste of good alcohol
Yes
There very well may be, but you just don't know about it.
More like your local STD nest....
In Nevada there could be
We are actually lucky to be born now
And now? 😂😂😂
It's so much easier today for a woman to achieve success.
‘Next time your @ ur local brothel, have a watered down whiskey!’ 🤣🤣👌🏻
Interesting video & I enjoy the humor interspersed between the facts. For those wanting more, find Anne Seagraves' book "Soiled Doves." I picked it up in Bodie years ago.
That was really interesting... thanks for sharing!
What was life like during the Vietnam war like for the Vietnamese
Vietnamese here, which side you want to know about? South or North?, and the Vietnam war is not long ago, its just like 40 years, you can find documents about that matter easily.
Kodiak Express I agree America shouldn't never have been involved in Nam. However, Vietnam went to war and America intervened! For what? Nam is still communist. And there are no excuses for our Soldiers to be treated the way they were by liberals and the media. May all of them rot for that.
Kodiak Express smh. Just an angry hate filled rant. You go from hating American soldiers to hating Jews. Go away.
Orphan I tried to give you a few more thumbs up but it wouldn’t work. Sorry.👍👍👍
Don Nebes sweet thank you
Weren't they hot & musty under all those layers of clothes? No AC, ice cold beverages - let's not get on penicillin 🙄
What about the dudes just rustling in without bathing but wanting serviced🤢
These are some boss women. I hope now with our standards changing we can appreciate their hustle
Great video. Thanks you so much
I did not know this! Very interesting!!