Huntsville, Alabama
Gabrielle Silva removes the customer\'s order from the drive-
Through the window, fill the bag filled with the product and pass it to the couple waiting in the car.
\"Thank you, I also put some free condoms in it! \" Silva chirps.
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A \"romantic\" shop called Pleasures offers a rare convenience: Driving
Sold through novelty with adults.
So far, the business has been very hot, and cars sometimes have three deep pockets for vibrators, lubricants, underwear and other dangerous goods.
Employee Tony Kennedy said trend news google Cloud outagemailing Connecticut MomVirginia Beach ShootingProtester interrupted Harris, \"The weather has been fine and it\'s fine on cold or rainy nights
\"There is a lot of discretion and it is very convenient.
We are Americans.
We like everything convenient.
\"Even sexual toys are like elected officials in Alabama are trying to stop them from selling in conservative Bible zone states.
Happiness is owned by Florida businesswoman Sherri Williams, who fought the state for nearly a decade for free to think about things
The speech advocated becoming one of the toughest villains in the United States. obscenity laws.
Among other things, 1998 the law prohibits the sale of products for sexual stimulation. With two sex-
At the toy store in the Tennessee Valley of Alabama, Williams sued the overthrow of the law with the help of the American Civil Liberties Union.
When a federal judge ruled on 1999 that there was no reasonable basis for the law, she won the original victory.
But the state filed an appeal, and Williams lost, allowing the law to remain on the books, although it was not enforced during the proceedings. The U. S.
On 2007, the Supreme Court refused to hear the case, ending Williams\'s challenge.
The distribution of sexual toys is a minor offence at the time of the first crime, and can be fined up to $10,000 and imprisoned for one year, although possession of sexual toys is not prohibited by law.
But there is a loophole in the law that allows the sale of sexual toys needed for unspecified purposes of \"medical, scientific, educational, legislative, judicial or law enforcement\", and Williams jumps over.
Customers who buy toys
Items that can be used for sexual stimulation-
Fill out an anonymous form with 10 questions, including whether they or their partner have difficulties with sexual satisfaction.
On November, she opened in an old bank building at a busy intersection.
Williams opened in the Tennessee Valley for the first time in 1993.
This is her second expansion and she has a smaller shop in the nearby Decatur.
It seems like a waste not using old drives
Through the window run by the bank teller, so Silva and her colleagues
Workers now sell a variety of adult products from the side of the building.
Like in a fast
Food restaurant, there is a brightly lit brand outside with products and prices on it
Herbal \"enhanced pill\" is $8 per dose.
Williams thinks she\'s driving.
Thru is the first American company to sell adult novels.
A woman in a car wants a spinning and beating rubber toy.
A couple in the other car stopped to buy a free condom and the advertisement said the sign that could be seen on the University Avenue, which is the main obstacle through the town.
Just a few yards away from happiness, on the other side of the road, staff at a nearby McDonald\'s restaurant are handing out chips and burgers.
Williams runs what she calls an \"upscale\" adult store, and using an old brick bank building and neatly trimmed shrubs outside does not damage the image.
\"It actually has two coffers,\" Williams said . \"\"It has a full-
The basement upstairs was blown up and the basement was poured concrete with an insurance tank.
This is a 7,200-square-foot bank.
\"Huntsville is a high
The tech government and military towns, as well as entertainment workers, say their customers include soldiers and couples stationed in the Army\'s arsenal of mammoth weapons, as well as workers from NASA\'s Marshall Space Flight Center.
On a busy Thursday night, customers look like the crowd in the mall on the street, young and old, single and couple.
Bright lights, royal-purple walls.
The mood is mostly relaxed, and when friends browse the shelves full of rubber and plastic toys, they giggle.
But there is a more serious side to the industry.
\"People came in and said, \'I need something to save my marriage.
Samantha Todd said: \"I have eaten it countless times . \" He has been working happily for two years.
\"I let people in and cry.
This can be very serious.
The store, which includes a \"intimate clinic\" that opens next month, will provide sexual counseling for couples and groups, but there is no wayto classes;
All the help was verbal.
It also sells teaching videos, books and some magazines.
The employee must check that the ID of each incoming customer must be at least 18.
Police say they don\'t have any complaints about happiness, nor do they pay more attention to happiness than other stores.
Mark Roberts, spokesman for Huntsville police station, said: \"There is nothing we can do now . \".
A head of New York
The campaign based on non-profit organizations
Obscene regulations hope government officials will work harder to put an end to businesses such as entertainment and sex toys.
\"I compare it to cancer, a slowmoving cancer . . .
Law enforcement turned a blind eye to this, \"said Robert W. Peters Jr.
President of media company ethics.
\"It was a battle back to 1960.
Williams said her shop and car
By serving couples and individuals, they need a little extra spice or excitement in their sex life.
\"Also,\" she said, \"the police have said they have millions of other things to do.