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Sex Trip (2000)

Most business trips can be boring UNLESS you're lucky enough to take advantage of opportunities that come up - sexy office secretaries, horny hotel receptionists, charming chambermaids, or a friend's girlfriend... when J. Y. Lecastel and associates travel, it's business as usual meaning it's a safe bet that no butts are safe!
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Most business trips can be boring UNLESS you're lucky enough to take advantage of opportunities that come up - sexy office secretaries, horny hotel receptionists, charming chambermaids, or a friend's girlfriend... when J. Y. Lecastel and associates travel, it's business as usual meaning it's a safe bet that no butts are safe!

Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:5/1/2000
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Private

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