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Pornstar Training 

These porn stars feel like they need a refresher course in getting down and dirty. They feel like they lost a step or two when it cums to sucking and fucking a fat cock and want to seek help and get a few pointers. Christian, Scott, Jack, and Eric have no problems helping them upgrade their skills with a one-on-one suck and fuck session they won't soon forget! They have what it takes; but the question is - do they know how to use it to be the next big hit?!
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These porn stars feel like they need a refresher course in getting down and dirty. They feel like they lost a step or two when it cums to sucking and fucking a fat cock and want to seek help and get a few pointers. Christian, Scott, Jack, and Eric have no problems helping them upgrade their skills with a one-on-one suck and fuck session they won't soon forget! They have what it takes; but the question is - do they know how to use it to be the next big hit?!

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Runtime:187 minutes
Studio:Red Light District Video

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