Ye Olde Lingerie Shoppe (2006)
Julio is left alone on his very first day working at the Shoppe. He anxiously welcomes his first customers Katrina and Crystal. As the girls browse the store they find out it s his first day and they decide to have a little fun. The girls seduce Julio by getting in and out of lingerie and each other. The shop heats up as Julio shows the ladies the true meaning of customer service.
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Julio is left alone on his very first day working at the Shoppe. He anxiously welcomes his first customers Katrina and Crystal. As the girls browse the store they find out it s his first day and they decide to have a little fun. The girls seduce Julio by getting in and out of lingerie and each other. The shop heats up as Julio shows the ladies the true meaning of customer service.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:11/28/2006
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Torchlight Pictures
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