She was upset because Jacuzzi and sex costs far more than $150, so he was already ripping her off. Adding the 20% deduction knocks it down to $120. I'm sure she felt completely violated for being forced to do the job without being appropriately compensated (it's made clear earlier in the film that the girls don't enjoy what they do, and that the money is a pretty important factor for them). She threw a fit about it and decided she wouldn't put up with it and quit. Walter claimed that he fired her to take whatever power she had in that decision away from her, but she insisted that leaving was her own decision. So he left her stranded there without a way to get out of the middle of the desert, telling her that since she quit, she would not get access to his plane.
"I am not left-handed"
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angelexposed
12 years ago
Ah, now I get it.
I had watched the whole documentary quite a few times, and noted the Jacuzzi and stuff were far more expensive than $150 and had wondered at the time...but then earlier Mandy was shown giving a client a 'straight' for $60 which she had claimed previously they didn't do so I thought perhaps it had been her who had took the balance down.
Mandy was obviously swayed far too easy sometimes so it's understandable this could happen, I guess. I think I heard she eventually was murdered 2 years after the filming of the documentary which is quite sad, especially if this is how her life had gone most of the time.
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We've become a race of peeping toms.
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timlin-4
9 years ago
Obviously she's not used to working for a boss. Though that guy is crazy for letting a girl with such a nice rack go, should have paid it out of his own pocket if he wanted to hand out a discount
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CupcakeOwnzYou
9 years ago
According to Chicken Ranchs' Wikipedia page, Mandy was murdered a few years later and the case is still unsolved. What a sad end to a misplaced life.
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