Lisa Ann

And I would do behind the scenes on set of me like producing and cleaning the location up afterwards, all this fun stuff.

It was really engaging.

And then the management companies came in.

I've never let anyone in my page and I don't let anyone in my DMs on any pages.

I just feel like if somebody thinks they're talking to me, they should either talk to me or I should just not answer.

When the management companies came in, it really changed the dynamic of the customer need.

It became a almost Burger King, if I may, like have it your way.

New member comes in.

They don't say, hello, how are you?

They only say is, do you have scenes with white nail polish on?

Do you have scenes with your hair in a ponytail?

Do you have this?

Because it's become that specific because the management companies have people 24-7 that will go into the hard drive and Google and search it and be like, yes, here's a ponytail scene.

We'll sell it to you for $30.

Your need is met.

And it's created a niche where...

These guys are isolating themselves even more.

If you can only be turned on by a woman because she's wearing white nail polish, that's a big problem.

You don't see the woman herself as beautiful.

You don't like her curves, her hair, something about her smile.