The scene opens with a conversation between the two prostitutes, who are both in their mid-thirties. They are both working in the same building, and they both seem to be oblivious to each other's company. The narrator asks the prostitute if she works in a clothing store, and the prostitute replies that she doesn't, since she's not "bought" anything there. She also says that she'd rather have sex with a man who is a masochist than with a woman who works in an accessory store. The sex scene ends with the narrator asking the prostitute what she wants, and she responds that she wants a drink. The prostitute says that her name is "quite a stage name" , and that her address is "spiked" . She then asks the narrator if she can have a beer and tea, and he says that he'll be "younger than I thought you were," and that she looks like an adult. He then asks if she wants to know what's going on with her body. She says she wants "something you want," and the narrator says that "every body got its own situation," and so he asks her to "go ahead and have sex," and she agrees.