This Woman Who Got Her Boss Fired For Propositioning Her Is A Terrible Negotiator

Metro-  A woman live streamed her boss apparently asking her to perform a sex act so she could go home early on Facebook.
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Makana Milho, 21, was cleaning toilets as part of a six-day community service order when she claims her supervisor, Harold Villanueva Jr, ‘slapped and pinched her buttocks.’

She started filming their exchange from her handbag when they got in the truck and he drove her to an empty car park.

‘If I don’t do sexual stuff I’ll have to stay until 1 o clock?’ she can be heard to say.

‘If you don’t want a condom, I wouldn’t mind a b*** j**,’ Villanueva can apparently be heard to say.



​Well, someone makes a far better victim than they do a trade partner. Seriously, I know it's messed up that an egg-headed authoritative figure was trying to bamboozle sex acts out of his underlings, but don't tell that Makana Milho didn't appear to be open to negotiation. She's the one that got in the truck - which I assume is the community service supervisor equivalent of a personal office - with a request ready. Give to get sweetheart, give to get. You want to leave your court appointed responsibilities early  for no apparent reason then you better be ready to pony up a solid return. The way I see it, Harold Villanueva was far more accommodating then any man with leverage ever should be. He may be a disgusting pervert that's just trying to get a transgender mouth on the penis he hasn't seen in a decade to make sure it still works, but he's one that's familiar with compromise. Coming down from his asking price of protected sex to a blowjob? If he was a General Manager he would be fired for being so generous. Fellatio was well below market value for getting out of her job cleaning toilets. Harold definitely sexually harassed this chick, but let's not pretend like she didn't try to trade rape him in return. An early dismissal in exchange for nothing more than a buttocks pinch? This negotiation was about as productive as 95% of fantasy football trade proposals.