The elite prostitutes of Kaliningrad were known as the"ice girls". Their job was to ice drinks for the visiting dignitaries, politicians and movie stars индивидуалки калининграда. It was a frequent scene in the evenings whenever these women would roll up their sleeves and get down on their knees in the cold weather to serve champagne into the visiting dignitaries. These girls earned an extremely generous amount of money, typically over a hundred dollars per hour, making it worth their time to participate in this form of"ice-breaking" work.

The women were called upon to supply this service because the local hotel pubs in Kaliningrad had no refrigeration facilities. They had to rely on organic resources of cold drink such as kebabs, cream teas and mineral waters in the neighboring mountains. The ice girls often delivered a huge quantity of those drinks in 1 evening. The guests would pay the ice girls and then be served the drinks which were kept in small plastic glasses that was provided by the girls. The glasses were half empty or nearly there, to represent the fact they were working to make some money so as to buy better ice.

There were other prerequisites for being a wonderful woman in Kaliningrad. You had a fantastic body. Tall and slender with dark hair was more powerful, as the ice machine would be freezing and turning the beverages for hours at a time. Most of the women were in their twenties and thirties.

To be able to maintain your cool and stay efficient for hours on end, you had to wash and clean the ice machines in the rooms each moment it was their turn to use it. The women had to remember to change from their skimpy clothes before beginning the process of restarting the machine with ice. This was in order to protect their skin from becoming ruined by the harsh chemicals and temperatures.

The women were paid in cash and worked for hourly salary of around fifty dollars. A number of them were paid in form with goods like ice cream or sweets. Others were paid in lump sum payments. These amounts of money were made from the owner of the ice plant, but were subject to change based on the operator's preferences. Obviously the owners of the ice plants in Kaliningrad also made a gain by selling drinks and other beverages along with the ice.

The majority of the girls working in the"labour camps" at Kaliningrad had children. Many took care of them while their mothers were at work. These women were largely unmarried and had no income aside from their"master's" hard work. They were made to live in cramped quarters and so were subject to beatings if they did not stick to the strict rules элитные проститутки калининграда. Among the most horrifying sights to see in Kaliningrad was a four-year-old woman who was crushed to death by her stepmother because she would not leave her infant in a certain room.