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At each Tokyo Sauna, one of the masseuses was the manager.
The manager was responsible for ensuring that petitioners got
their share of each masseuse's receipts. The manager was not
paid extra for her managerial work.
Petitioner-wife instructed each masseuse to record the time
she spent with each customer and the price of the service on a
daily sheet under the masseuse's name or initial. Petitioner-
wife instructed the masseuses to divide the total amount of money
they collected from customers by two, because one-half of the
receipts belonged to petitioners. If a masseuse was very busy,
one of the other masseuses wrote some of the information on the
daily sheet for her. At the end of the day, the daily sheet was
wrapped around the day's receipts and put in the safe. The Tokyo
Saunas were primarily cash businesses.
Petitioner-husband visited each Tokyo Sauna about once a
month, except when he was in jail in 1987. Petitioner-wife often
went to the saunas with him. Petitioner-husband collected the
daily sheets and petitioners' share of the money during his
visits. While petitioner-husband was in jail in 1987, K.C. Urbon
or Kil Lee went to the saunas to collect the money and records
for him and gave them to petitioner-wife.
3. Masseuses
Myong Cha Jackson was a masseuse at the Joplin Tokyo Sauna
for 1 year starting in 1983 and at the Springfield Tokyo Sauna
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