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Laid-off Wall Streeter puts gay virginity on auction block
First, doesn't "Nick Cargo" sound like a porn name?
Second, I'd have to wonder if a "half hour" of his time would really be worth the money paid. I mean, if he's a gay sex virgin, I wouldn't expect him to be particularly talented. For the cost, I'm sure a wealthy patron could hire an experienced escort who would give him more, uh, bang for the buck.
In all serious, though, there is a happy ending for the poor guy:
Hope those one-on-one meetings with his new boss go well. 
Laid-off Wall Streeter puts gay virginity on auction block
Laid-off Wall Streeter puts 'gay virginity' on auction block
by Nick Cargo
An anonymous benefactor came to the aid of a 27-year-old straight man, after, having lost his job on Wall Street, he took to the Internet to auction off a half hour of his time to sacrifice his "gay virginity."
At the time of original posting, the anonymous New Yorker had $32,000 in credit card debt after being laid off from his position as a Business Analyst at a large investment bank.
"In the last 3 years during my employment I have lived like an absolute idiot, spending money that I didn't have in order to impress the front office brokers that I worked with and who held the keys to big bonuses," he said. "Unfortunately, I won't see a 2008 bonus (neither will they at this point!!) When I read about Natalie Dylan's virgin auction, I thought to myself, why not me too! I can't say I'm aching to give my 'gay virginity' away, but the idea doesn't completely disgust me like it does for most guys that I know."
At 5'11" and 155 pounds, the man described himself as a "very good looking guy," with a "bigger-than-average number of very good looking girlfriends over the years. The two celebrities that people most frequently say I look like are 'Adam Brody' from the show 'The OC' and a guy who started [sic] in a movie I've never seen called 'Spanking the Monkey.'"
"I am not homophobic but I myself am not gay," he said. "Put simply, I have never kissed another man or touched another man's penis, period. If necessary as was suggested by the other recent virgin auction, I am willing to take a polygraph test to prove the fact that I am not gay and have never had gay sex of any kind.
by Nick Cargo
An anonymous benefactor came to the aid of a 27-year-old straight man, after, having lost his job on Wall Street, he took to the Internet to auction off a half hour of his time to sacrifice his "gay virginity."
At the time of original posting, the anonymous New Yorker had $32,000 in credit card debt after being laid off from his position as a Business Analyst at a large investment bank.
"In the last 3 years during my employment I have lived like an absolute idiot, spending money that I didn't have in order to impress the front office brokers that I worked with and who held the keys to big bonuses," he said. "Unfortunately, I won't see a 2008 bonus (neither will they at this point!!) When I read about Natalie Dylan's virgin auction, I thought to myself, why not me too! I can't say I'm aching to give my 'gay virginity' away, but the idea doesn't completely disgust me like it does for most guys that I know."
At 5'11" and 155 pounds, the man described himself as a "very good looking guy," with a "bigger-than-average number of very good looking girlfriends over the years. The two celebrities that people most frequently say I look like are 'Adam Brody' from the show 'The OC' and a guy who started [sic] in a movie I've never seen called 'Spanking the Monkey.'"
"I am not homophobic but I myself am not gay," he said. "Put simply, I have never kissed another man or touched another man's penis, period. If necessary as was suggested by the other recent virgin auction, I am willing to take a polygraph test to prove the fact that I am not gay and have never had gay sex of any kind.
Second, I'd have to wonder if a "half hour" of his time would really be worth the money paid. I mean, if he's a gay sex virgin, I wouldn't expect him to be particularly talented. For the cost, I'm sure a wealthy patron could hire an experienced escort who would give him more, uh, bang for the buck.
In all serious, though, there is a happy ending for the poor guy:
The man originally announced his plan on his website, gayvirginityauction.com, but the auction has been cancelled due to a "very amazing person" who "has taken pity on me and offered me a real job in my chosen line of work." The man, along with his new employer, will remain anonymous.
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