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Springfield, MO – Local pimp daddy Le Freak Mosho’ has announced that 3 months of drone delivery testing has proved successful and delivery of his ho’s might be available to the general public in as little as 14 months.

The Federal Aviation Administration needs to sign off on the proposed flight plans, and Mosho’ says the agency hasn’t been quick to move on the domestic use of drones. He predicts the company will get approval to start “Prime Ho” in other counties before the Missouri, but says that having an age-old occupation such as hooking and huge demand could speed things up for everyone looking to move johns off the street and back to a shady motel.

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Skeptics speculate that the “ho-drones” will need to fly at an altitude of at least 300 feet for as long as possible to avoid attracting pot shots from target shooters or thieves and also envisions safe “drop spots,” at least at first, instead of delivery to any address within range.

“They can fly in some bad weatehr, but I don’t want my girls getting they make-up all messy,” he said. “Out on the streets it’s hard to make it a really solid business ‘cause the weather holds you back. Same thing in the air, we gonna have to work on that.”