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The Ten Spot (2017)

For years guys have been hooking up and taking their tricks to The Ten Spot, a legendary fuck pad located in San Francisco’s Castro District. Today Sexy Falcon Exclusive Woody Fox lives in the apartment next door and runs the operation, where everyone is welcome as long as they leave $10 on the bed on the way out. Some people wonder why it’s so cheap but there’s something they don’t know: Woody has a secret fetish that makes it all worthwhile. If you’re lucky you’ll find out what it is at The Ten Spot.
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For years guys have been hooking up and taking their tricks to The Ten Spot, a legendary fuck pad located in San Francisco’s Castro District. Today Sexy Falcon Exclusive Woody Fox lives in the apartment next door and runs the operation, where everyone is welcome as long as they leave $10 on the bed on the way out. Some people wonder why it’s so cheap but there’s something they don’t know: Woody has a secret fetish that makes it all worthwhile. If you’re lucky you’ll find out what it is at The Ten Spot.

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Directed By:Mr. Pam
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In Theaters:3/24/2017
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:NakedSword

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