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>> jimmy: you know our next guest on "the wire" and "weeds" and now from women's prison. he plays the corrections officer known as "pornstache" on "orange is the new black." season two is available now on netflix. please say hello to pablo schreiber. >> first, welcome. i enjoy you on the show. i am wondering when they told you the name of the character, you would be playing, was named, was pornstache. were you happy about that or were you concerned about that?

>> why would i be concerned about that? that is amazing. it's like the biggest gift you can get as an actor. we are going to give you a name that is going to be iconic and no one will ever forget. >> jimmy: we'll see how happy you are about that in 20 years. >> yeah, true. >> ask screech how much he liked that name. this is what you look like on the show. and you look very -- very different. you really -- it really changes everything, actually. i mean you look wholesome in real life. and you look like, well, i was going to use profanity, no, yeah. the hair is incredible as well. >> i would hit that. >> jimmy: that's nice. is it nice that you don't have the mustache when you are in public because you can go, like a little more incognito? >> yeah, one of the beautiful things about this character that

that is the ultimate disguise right there. you know for me, in my daily life, obviously, i get to walk around and look like this. so people don't really notice me. with a character like that and also with the character lake, william louis who i played on law & order svu, people tend to probably want to throw things at me when they see me in public. so the fact that they don't recognize me for that character is a positive thing. >> jimmy: is that a real mustache? >> what's real, jimmy? i mean, you know? they glue it on my face every day. it felt pretty real to me, you know? >> jimmy: have you thought about just growing one? >> no. no. never did. never did. no, first of all i only grow what we call in professional circles as a duster. so, if, it wasn't called duster, porn duster or dusterstache pornstache we needed something big, walrusy, that's what we got. >> jimmy: what do actual prison

guards think of your character. ever hear from those people? >> got a couple hits on twitter from the guys. it was disturbing. only realize in retrospect how disturbing it was. the main comment they said was wow, he is so realistic. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> if you have seen the show, he is not that wholesome, and his behavior is pretty suspect, so if that's what prison -- >> jimmy: it is very suspect, yes. do they get netflix in prison? prisoners watching the show. any letters from them? they will write letters if they are seeing it. >> prisoners. right, they have a lot of time. >> jimmy: i happen to get a lot of letters from prisoners. they're never on a full piece of paper. buzz i think they are trying to save paper. they will rip a piece. send you a piece of paper with something -- >> toilet paper ever. get one of those? >> jimmy: almost all of them have been wrongly accused.

>> it goes around in those circles. an interesting thing. why is that? >> jimmy: what are the odds that all the guys have been wrongly accused. >> so crazy. >> jimmy: yet they have been, they wrote it down, clearly. ha-ha-ha. where are you from? >> british columbia, canada. >> jimmy: beautiful. >> whoa. really, come on! >> jimmy: where specifically? >> from a little town, winlaw, only some can pronounce. i was born on a hippy commune. >> jimmy: you were? >> yeah, my mom got sick of it. when i was 6 months old. she wanted electricity. prescripti >> jimmy: was your mom a hippy. why she was living there? >> i suppose. >> jimmy: maybe there to beat up hippies. >> she went to a hippy commune to beat people up, and had a baby while she was there. >> jimmy: weird sequence of events. >> strange how that happens. >> jimmy: you were born there and moved to winlaw. >> yeah, pretty much, the hippy

commune was in wimer. this is abstract. >> jimmy: those people who do not have electricity and are not watching television. >> crazy, which i grew up without. >> jimmy: oh, boy, oh, my god. what a nightmare. >> i know. i know. >> jimmy: how old were you when you got television? >> i was 12 years old. >> jimmy: oh, boy. grew up in a little bit of a bubble. >> you poor baby. it was a big year. the year i got tv was amazing. it was christmas. and they decided, my mom got with a new guy, my new step dad. he wanted to have tv. so hea convinced her. then along with tv came, the nintendo. >> oh. >> triple play. mario brothers, duck hunt. the world class, track & field. where i learned the moves. i came out of the elevator. you must have been in love with the new boyfriend, i guess.

>> he was amazing. >> jimmy: yeah, really. >> he didn't last. >> jimmy: when he left did the tv and nintendo go? >> went away. that's okay. i moved in with my dad. he got cable. >> jimmy: ha-ha. >> i moved up. things really turned around for you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's the ruling? i wonder now, because i started watching the second season. but i don't know what i can say about it because of the spoiler rules. what is the time period at which i can start discussing what happens on the show? awe mau >> i don't think you can, ever. >> you have to be abstract forever. >> jimmy: that is ridiculous. >> i started to walk around. look around. see if any one from netflix is around. i'm worried they're going to grab me, kick me from behind. >> jimmy: the netflix people. >> they're not here. joy one behind you. promised not to kick. very good to meet you. and congratulations on your success. pablo schreiber! all episodes of "orange is the

new black" are available now on netflix. when we come back -- music from nico & vinz. >> join us sunday --

>> jimmy: i'd like to thank robert pattinson, pablo schreiber, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of happy birthday to this person!

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good evening. tonight we are going inside a world of love and money taken to extremes. call it conscious coupling. stunning young women paired with rich, older men who pay their way. customers on both side say they're happy simply cutting straight to the chase. so is this a brilliant strategy? or a thinly veiled form of prostitution? here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: sky-high heels, a whole lot of skin and lots of ladies who love to be spoiled. a scene so sweet last night, hundreds of sugar daddys came to mix at this new york city club everyone hoping to find their perfect flavor. >> this is the special treatment. they're happy to do it. >> reporter: for men who like to

foot the bill but couldn't make it -- good news. with just a click of a mouse, a sugar baby, even a beautiful college girl like this can legally be delivered right to your door. >> how are you today? >> hi. >> good to see you. >> reporter: meet 63-year-old tommy and 21-year-old marley. they have ben together two years. >> hole! hole in one! >> i love them. they look great. >> they're fun. >> yeah, they are. >> thank you for them. >> you are welcome. >> reporter: they refer to each other as sugar daddy and sugar baby. >> it's like high-five, right, just a lot better. >> it's powerful. >> when she need money, tommy is her go-to guy. and for monti who asked we shoot her in profile the way to get the education sunny can't afford. >> he is like i scan help you

get through school easy. you just travel with me, have fun, be around me, and keep me company. and i said, sure. you are going to pay for my school? >> reporter: being a sugar baby comes with perks. >> were's going to do shopping today. >> reporter: tommy drops $5,000 a month on monte. >> isn't that hot? >> ooh. perfect. >> these earrings, high-heel shoes, great outfit. >> oh, goodness. whoa. god. $387. >> fine. >> reporter: it is not just monte. he has six other sugar babies. >> thank you so much. >> this is what we call the lost and found drawer. this is what some of my lovely sugar babies have left behind. >> reporter: tommy was an it executive who retired with enough to spend $150,000 a year on the lady combined. cheaper than a marriage he says and small price to pay for what he gets. >> when you walk into a room and you have a beautiful woman with you it is a compliment to you as

a male. it's look pulling up in a really nice car or something, you know? hate to compare that way but it is. it has a good feel to it. >> reporter: monti is look a nice car? >> yeah. >> reporter: for monti, the relationship is a steppingstone into the world. >> he taught me how to golf, cook, be a classy woman, he is just transferring me back into something i have always wanted to become. >> reporter: when was the last time you had a job? >> paul most two years ago. >> i am having fun. living life and experiencing stuff i would never experience without him. >> reporter: if there were no sex involved with monte or your other sugar babies would you bring them around for companionship and give them money? >> no. that is a big attraction. >> reporter: sexual low how have things been different for you. he is much older than you. >> it is what it is. we all mature, so i know i am going to be old one day, i hope

i get loving too. >> reporter: are you paying for sex with a young girl? >> well, you pay somehow somewhere for sex no matter what it is. they say wives do it for refrigerators. you can look, i am sure there is somebody right now, if they want to say that they can say that. >> reporter: tommy is three times divorced and the father of two young adults around monte's age. he meets many sugar babies on seekingarrangement.com. >> how is it different than prostitution? >> if we are talking exchange of money for sex. i don't see that this way. it is just not a wham, bam, thank you ma'am. >> reporter: the courts have decreed as long as a woman is being paid for services beside sex, companionship, the act does not classify as prostitution. an argument the website owner also makes. >> if the sugar daddy is in fact meeting a goal sim mre for sply for money, they're using the

website not in terms of agreement. >> reporter: 10% are sugar babies. >> it is really about a romantic relationship between two people. the only difference, the sugar daddy is somebody very wealthy. >> reporter: you don't have to be a millionaire like tommy to be a sugar daddy. >> there are sugar babies on different levels. you have your wal-mart sugar babies and you have your neiman marcus sugar babies. it's which ones you want to shop at. >> reporter: or those who shop at target like 24-year-old sugar baby olympia. >> i love this dress. >> reporter: a full time student at broadcasting school in denver. >> 100% of my school fees which is $15,000 is paid for by sugar daddy. >> reporter: olympia has been a sugar baby since she was 19. >> i have got tune go to the caribbean, gotten to travel all across the nation. i got brand new boobs. life's great. >> reporter: and is a pro at juggling several sugar daddy at a time. >> about to go to meet up for a

special sugar daddy. he has potential. he is really nice. easy to be around. easy-going. >> reporter: after dinner it is time to pack for a long weekend lane la where s in louisiana, meeting up with her main sugar daddy, larry. except this is kenny, olympia's secondary sugar daddy who has come by the airport to see her off. the encounter is short. >> need cash? need some money? >> yes. >> yeah. >> reporter: but for olympia -- >> larry. >> this is the first time larry and e liolympia have seen each r in six weeks. larry is a mormon. they have been in a sugar baby/daddy relationship for a year and a half and claim their relationship is not what you would expect. >> is there sex in this relationship? >> no. >> no sex? >> not at this point. we don't believe in having premarital sex? >> is this the perfect scenario

for you? >> yes. >> have some one that gives you money. you didn't have to sleep with them. >> have some one gives me money. i don't have to sleep with them. they respect me. they let me be myself. yeah. it's a dream. >> reporter: a dream that comes at a cost. >> sometimes it gets to me to know that he is my only way of income and, but, makes me feel -- like, you know, i'm not really doing anything. >> some times being in a sugar baby/sugar daddy relationship it does get lonely for me. because i can't always, that person can't always be there for me when i need them to be. >> reporter: and it turns out after our piece originally aired things with larry dent woidn't out. olympia is still at it and has upped her game. >> i have dipped my hand into a whole another realm of the sugar bowl, called luxury. here we are today at my luxurious apartment downtown. right across from coors field.

i have found the sugar daddy of my dreams. he has upgraded my whole life in its entirety. >> reporter: tommy and monte broke up. and tommy met his girlfriend not a sugar baby, but an interior designer, he claims is the hottest cougar he has ever seen. in a twist of fate, monte is back in the fold. remember this guy, tommy's driver. monte is dating him. and everybody is very friendly. for "nightline," alex perez in denver, colorado. up next, two of the hottest stars in hollywood are at it again and they're more extreme than ever. a wild new comedy, will it make you cringe or guffaw?

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