Brothel manager reveals ‘eight-second’ rule

A woman who manages a legal brothel has revealed the club’s “eight second rule” and what exactly that means.

A woman who manages a legal brothel has revealed the club’s “eight-second rule” and what exactly that means.

Catherine De Noire, who is a PhD student, manages a legal brothel in Europe. Her brothel is legal as the women who work at the establishment are independent contractors. All she supplies is a space and security.

Ms De Noire, who boasts 337k followers on social media, revealed the club’s “eight second rule”.

Catherine De Noire, who is a PhD student, manages a legal brothel in Europe. Picture: Instagram/@catherine.de.noire

She said safety was a “key feature” of the club. This meant all the rooms were equipped with panic buttons.

“In case of an emergency or a heated situation, workers are instructed to press the panic button. The eight-second rule refers to the time frame within which our security team must arrive at the room after the panic button is pressed,” she explained.

Ms De Noire said the security staff is regularly trained and tested on alarm situations. She said they practice fastest route to the room. where to find the key and who will respond to the alarm. She explained the staff needed to be trained for all kinds of situations.

She explained in the comment section that the panic button was never hit “more than once or twice a month”.

“Most of the time, the panic button is pressed because the time is up, and the customer either doesn’t want to leave or falls asleep so deeply they can’t be woken up,” she said.

She explained she’d been there for nine years and “never experienced any serious cases of aggression”.

She spoke about the eight-second rule. Picture: Instagram/@catherine.de.noire

It involved security. Picture: Instagram/@catherine.de.noire

Ms De Noire recently gave insight into what goes on behind the scenes at the establishment she works at.

She said the brothel is closed between 6am and 10am. That is when all the cleaning — including 100 rooms — is done. It then opens again. However, it’s “first busy hour” isn’t until midday.

This is when office workers visit on their lunch breaks. Between 3pm and 5pm is the next time it picks up.

“Men who finish work early often stop by. These are usually married men who need to go home on time, so they can’t stay for the night,” she explained.

Between 6pm and 8pm evening shift workers start to arrive. It’s usually quite slow during this time. It picks up again between 1am and 4am, according to Ms De Noire.

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