Porn Valley- As is becoming the custom for the LA Direct Models scheduled to perform at Rouge on Tuesday nights, they do a dry run on KSEX’s The Wanker Show the evening before. The second half of the show went off the hook, but Mikayla was the first in front of the mike before the nuclear bombs went off. Wankus got the impression he met her before, and Mikayla thought it was Poker Babes and that he was the host. That wasn’t it. Then Mikayla took a stab at Sex Factor which Wankus hosted with Katie Morgan.

Mikayla said this would be her first time on stage, that she’s never featured or house-danced.

“LA Direct’s getting a lot of these girls to debut-dance,” Wankus noted. “Is there any stats on these girls that they go out and dance again?” Mikayla said she wants to do it. And co-host Tyler Faith told her it was certainly easy money.

“I think it’s ridiculous- it’s so easy,” said Faith. Mikayla said she was nervous, and Wankus suggested that she just relax and enjoy it, noting that some girls don’t even bother to dance.

“They don’t do shit- they walk back and forth. Exotic walking.” From his observations “pimping” for Faith, Wankus said Faith will get up on a guy and whisper something in his ear.

“That makes his night, ” said Wankus. “The guy feels, oh my God, she’s talking to me. Guys love that shit.” When she used to be a house dancer, Faith said she had difficulty making eye contact.

“I felt really insecure and nervous about looking at guys,” she added. “But I learned as years went on, that’s so big. If , his fuckin’ wife’s wedding ring, his wedding ring. It’s truly weird.”

Mikayla said she’s been doing porn for about 2 1/2 years. She started doing girls.

“You meet hot girls and get paid for it.” Just doing g-g scenes, Mikayla said she got to work four or five times a week. Wankus thought that was very unusual especially for a run as long as hers.

“You get tired of it,” Mikayla continued to said. “You get bored and there’s a lot of girls who are gay for pay.” But having discovered there’s more money in doing b-g, Mikayla adopted that activity in her porn repertoire. Her first time was just last week with Evan Stone and she was nervous. Surprisingly, Faith has never worked with Stone.

“Nothing like jumping right in,” Wankus commented.

“He’s a professional- no complaints,” Mikayla smiled. “That’s what I like.” Asked if she had a list of guys she would and wouldn’t work with, Mikayla said no but Wankus advised that she would acquire one sooner or later. For her part, Faith’s list has been whittled to just six guys. Wankus was of the impression it was ten and wondered who got cut. Wankus said he was still sending out a longer list and Faith told him he’d better cut it without naming who on the list had been eliminated since their last conversation.

Mikayla was asked the usual question about her family knowing what she does.

“My mom kinda does,” she said. Wankus wanted to know what “kinda” meant.

“I think she just plays the part,” Mikayla continued, noting that her mother has seen her in Hustler.

“She knows; my brother knows.” Mikayla’s mother and father are no longer together, and she hopes her father doesn’t know that she’s in the business.

“But I think he’ll found at,” she said. “Because my parents are still kind of young, so I know he watches porn- it’ll happen eventually.” Wankus said a lot of people make those discoveries from watching the Playboy Channel more often than not. Asked what her response might be, Mikayla said she might tell him, ‘Dad, you like young girls and you’re fuckin’ horny.’ Mikayla said she’s lost friends over being in the business particularly a friend since the age of 10.

“We’re done,” she said. “I fucked her boyfriend. She said I know you’re a fucking porn star and you fucked him. He was over at your house. I was, he wasn’t over with me. I was sleeping and sick. He was over with my boyfriend- they were talking. She said I don’t believe you.” Wankus suggested to do what Tyler Faith had done, that since she got so much heat for it, to fuck the guy anyway.

“I did that ONCE!” Faith protested. Wankus thought the story was funny and Faith explained that her boyfriend broke some other guy’s nose thinking he was sleeping with her.

“He beat him up and we had to go to court- it was a big fucking thing,” she said. “My ex-boyfriend is not a cop to this day because of that. He wanted to be a cop. When he got out of high school he joined the army reserve. He went for the test and got a 99, whatever. Then he went for the interview and he had it on his record. He didn’t get accepted in the police academy.” Faith said she didn’t even fuck the other guy until after the court-thing.

“The kid in the court was saying he beats his girlfriend and this and that. And my boyfriend stands up in the middle of the court: ‘I don’t fucking beat my girlfriend!’ I’m like what is he doing? The judge is like, sit down!”

Faith said her boyfriend was a good kid except she made him crazy.

Wankus also asked Mikayla about her new found celebrity status. Mikayla said it was fine except for the creepos who might try following you out to the car. Except she hasn’t had an experience with one yet. Asked where her fans could contact her, Mikayla gave out the address: [email protected].

Mikayla also said she’d like to do more scenes, get her name out there and eventually direct.

“I have some good ideas,” she said, mentioning that her boyfriend was “fucking dirty.”

“I think that’s why we’re together- we’re good together.” They’ve been together three years. Wankus wondered if her boyfriend got fired up by the fact that Mikayla worked with Evan Stone.

“It was kind of weird because it was on camera, but he was cool with it,” she replied, adding the fact that she and her boyfriend swing a little bit on the side.

“He gets turned on by you getting fucked by other guys?” Wankus asked her.

Wankus was also gratified by the fact that the chatroom took a shine to Mikayla.

“People love you- that’s a good thing,” he said. “It’s so embarrassing when you have girls on the show that people don’t like. I’m like hide the chatroom, hide the chatroom. because people write: ‘Who’s that fat ugly bitch on the couch?'”