English transcript

Jenna Jameson created this pop culture, it's

cool to be a porn star kind of thing. And it's

very MTV, Gen X, and so young girls just started

getting in the business left and right and left

and right. And it breaks you. It's a business

that if you're not a strong person, it breaks

you, and it's with you forever. You're never

gonna meet a guy that doesn't know what you've

done. You can't not tell somebody. If they find

out, a guy can be fine with it and one day freak

out. You never know what's gonna come across

his life, what somebody's gonna say to him,

what somebody's gonna show him. And these girls

were just doing it and, and just loving the

money and not realizing it was gonna run out.

And I just in that period of time saw more girls

than ever. I mean, in the 90s, there was like

20 popular girls and 10 popular guys, you know,

and there was maybe a couple extra. Now there's

like two to 3,000 girls coming in the business

a year, and you really only know 20 of their

names. So that means all of those other girls

are just wasting themselves and putting this

product out there. They're never gonna be a

star. They're never gonna make anything of that.

They're gonna spend the money, most likely they're

not gonna pay their taxes because they're just

young. And the things that are taught in the

business are not the things that the girls need

to know.