Edwards adv. Epstein Telephone interview with Virginia Roberts Page 9 of 23 JS: Yes, I was talking about a street. Royal Palm Drive is on the island of Palm Beach, and it’s a street that is lined with large royal palm trees, and I’m wondering if this was an apartment on the island or was this an apartment out west of town... V: No, it was actually in Royal Palm Beach, not on the island. JS: — Alright. V: I would be driven, it was closer to my family than it was closer to him. I wanted to be close enough to everybody else so that when I was in town, I could just go see them quickly. JS: Ok. So we’re not talking about Royal Palm Boulevard. We’re talking about the town of Royal Palm west of town. Jeffrey got you an apartment out there. Via That’s correct. JS: | When he was in Palm Beach, you were generally not staying at the mansion, you were staying at the apartment that he got for you out west of town. V: That’s correct. JS: Ok. V: I mean then there was times, I don’t wanna say that every time I stayed at my apartment. There was times we’d fly back from some city maybe too late at night to really want to go back home, so you know, it’s like 12:00 at night or 1:00 in the morning. I was just staying in the yellow room, or something like that; one of the guest rooms in Palm Beach. But majority of the time, I would definitely want to get back to my own apartment. JS: Alright. What were the general hours of your full time employment when ...? V: There was not set hours. It wasn’t like logging, and you know, hitting the shift button, nothing like that. The way I would get paid would be, ok, if J was in Palm Beach, | would get $200 an hour to massage Jeffrey or some of his friends and then go home. So it would be like that. If I was traveling with him, it would be per massage, so I would be getting paid per day. So I wouldn’t be getting paid on an hourly rate. He wouldn’t say ok, today you’re going to work for me from 7:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. I