Porn Valley- For a man who isn’t loathe to show his privates in public, Wankus Monday night found an interesting privacy issue to address. On his KSEX Show, www.ksexradio.com Wankus talked about how he went to AIM earlier in the day for his monthly HIV test. While he doesn’t have problems with Sharon Mitchell per se, Wankus stressed that having AIM in place has made the adult industry a lot cleaner and safer. But, at the same time, the porn family circle of trust leaves something to be desired, judging by his comments.
“Because it’s so family and because things are so open, everybody’s results and things going on with them is, like, screamed across the room,” Wankus commented. “There’s no private consultation area. Thank God I never contracted anything where I had to worry about walking in and someone said. Mr. Wankus? You have the clap!”
While that’s never happened to him specifically, Wankus said there was an instance where he tested for herpes. “I like to know that I don’t have herpes. It’s not required to test for herpes but that’s a whole conversation in itself. I just like to know that I’m clean.” Wankus walked into AIM one day and there was a full waiting room of people. “A bunch of porn stars I know- all kinds of people.” One of the staff people then goes to him, “Wankus- herpes, right?”
“I go herpes test!” said Wankus. “Herpes test. Not herpes. That’s fucked up in a full waiting room of people. I’m screaming at people, testing for herpes! Don’t have it, just testing! It’s just fucked up!”
Then on Monday he went to AIM’s Sherman Oaks office. And as he was getting his blood drawn, Wankus took note of a doctors’ consultation room. “They have doctors on staff that come in periodically to check out more serious things with people.” Wankus also took note that the room occupied by said doctors has no ceiling.
“It’s a 10-foot ceiling but an 8-foot wall, so there’s two feet of open air there. You can here somebody almost whispering in that next room. Whoever was in there, some chick- she was talking about her oozing sores. Like, this casual conversation, I’m wondering about these sores that are oozing. Do you think that’s a problem?”
Wankus sat there thinking to himself, that’s just fucked up. “I don’t want to hear about this shit but now that I’ve heard it I’m waiting to see who comes out of that office so I never fucking stick my dick in you!” At the same time, Wankus had to go so he never got a look at the girl. “That’s just fucked up.”
This being said, Wankus suggested the need for a private consultation room at AIM. “They need a place where you don’t fuckin’ hear what’s going on. I don’t want to go to any place that’s so informal about shit. I dread the day that I get Chlamydia or some shit and I go into AIM for my test: Oh, by the way!! The whole band comes out- you’ve got Chlamydia! I dread that day. And you know that’s going to happen where the banners come out: you’re our one hundreth Chlamydia customer. All the fuckin’ music starts, the whole thing.”