A brothel manager has shared insights into what goes on at her 100-room establishment, with some of the details being quite unusual.

Catherine De Noire operates a fully legal brothel, and through her experience, she’s learned and now disclosed the specific times when men are most likely to cheat on their partners.

First, let’s clarify what a legal brothel is, especially since such establishments aren’t found in the US or the UK. However, it’s not entirely true—six of Nevada’s seventeen counties permit some form of prostitution.

In fact, there are several countries around the world where sex work is legal. For example, the Netherlands is famous for Amsterdam’s ‘red light district,’ Germany has sex nightclubs, and sex work is also legal in places like Singapore and New Zealand.

A legal brothel is a venue where individuals can legally engage with sex workers, and these establishments are generally considered much safer for those in the profession.

That said, some intriguing and bizarre incidents still occur at legal brothels, with one manager recently taking to social media to share some of the most “crazy” things she has witnessed.

Let’s take a closer look at the schedule shared by De Noire. On her Instagram, she revealed the daily routine at her legal brothel.

Interestingly, her 100-room establishment is only closed for four hours, from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., when the cleaning staff comes in. After that, business remains slow until noon, which De Noire calls the “first busy hour,” when white-collar workers come in for lunch.

The pace slows down again for a couple of hours, only to pick up again at 3 p.m. when men stop by after work.

“Men who finish work early often swing by. These are usually married men who need to get home on time, so they can’t stay for the night,” De Noire explained.

The activity continues until around 5pm, followed by a quieter period as the evening shift workers start arriving between 6pm and 8pm.

Business remains steady until between 1am and 4am, when things pick up again. “A few hundred clients come in, many of whom have been out partying beforehand. The staff, including bartenders, receptionists, and cleaners, are all kept busy,” she said.

By 5am, most people have left, and the sex workers take a moment to discuss how the shift went before finishing at 6am.

Honestly, I didn’t expect the business to be this busy, but I guess credit to those who are making money from it.