Speaker 1: Thank you, ladies and gentlemen for checking out Going Deeper.
I'm your host, Matt, and I've got a great show
planning for you tonight. You'll know my guest tonight from
her appearances on such films as.
Speaker 2: You Only Dad, What Tntan and One in Fancy FLI
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Speaker 1: You can find links to all of our social media
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MILF Texas Patty. Ladies and gentlemen join me in welcoming
a real American cow girl, Texas Patty Patty. How are
you tonight?
Speaker 3: God? I was doing great. I guess that was the
best introl ever ever. I love it.
Speaker 2: You, thank you.
Speaker 1: I thought about it. My wife actually took three years
of German in college, I believe. So I brought her
over to your IAFD Internet Adult Film Database and I
went through some of the old ones and I went,
what do these mean? And she goes, I don't think
they've taught us a lot of those words and twenty knowledge.
So I was like, yeah, yeah, And then when I
translated my I went, yeah, I get it. Why I
wouldn't want some teacher saying all these things to you,
regardless of how old you were. Uh, Pattie, can you
walk me through it? How'd you initially? What was your
first entrance into the industry in whatever form it was,
whether it was stripping, camming, filming, whatever it was.
Speaker 3: That'xt with my husband?
Speaker 1: Well, sure, yes, yes, yeah, no.
Speaker 2: It was really like I'm coming from a background, like
from the lifestyle and swinger scene. And short story, we
went to a swinger club. There was a production going
on before the swinger club was about to open, and
the producer was still there and he was also a
swinger but also like producer for porn, and he watched
different couples and then we had a drink at the
bar and he just asked Goes straight away and was like, hey,
do you ever think about doing porn? And we're like, no,
we're not doing that. So but this was literally the
first touch and the first time that we get in
touch with porn.
Speaker 3: And then we met other couples.
Speaker 2: They did the amateur stuff and they told us hey,
just do it, it's fun, saying, like the swinger style,
you publish your pictures on those winger sides for free.
On those sides, you publish your pictures as well, but
you get paid.
Speaker 3: Where's the difference?
Speaker 1: And I thought, like that makes sense, And I was
going to just say the difference is none of the
traffic is coming to you none. No, yeah, go ahead, yeah.
Speaker 2: So and to be honest, really the first time ever
was referring to a small production company in Germany who
was kind of specialized only for amateur porn. The scene
with Patrick and me like Patrick's my husband, sorry, like
with Patrick and me?
Speaker 3: And we get paid? Should I say the amount?
Speaker 1: If you choose to, you know what, say the amount
so I can react to it and I will bleep
it out on the show. How don't you know? You
know I don't care the amount?
Speaker 3: Okay, So we got paid for the scene, both of us.
We get paid for this scene. Two hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's but I think about this right now, all
of Like if I told you in twenty twenty four
that a piece of your content is only worth you
getting paid that much, I would get slapped in the
face in person. Right yeah, okay, all right, day, I
wanted to book you've ever seen It's gonna be this
it's gonna be about two hundred. Okay, thanks, I'll leave
now to meet here.
Speaker 3: So, yeah, that was the start.
Speaker 1: I love the story of your name only because you
mentioned Patrick before, and I believe it was a combination
of your name, right, were you? Okay? Are you Patty
by yourself? And then Patrick? Or is it Patricia? And
then pat is it? What's the combination there?
Speaker 2: It's like Betina, that's my real name. And I know
people are like, oh, don't say you're in Google me
what my name is?
Speaker 3: All over?
Speaker 2: So Betina is my real name. And then and then
everyone called me Batty so and Patrick. Everyone calls Patrick
just Pat, so we would put Betty and pat together.
Speaker 1: He here we go, Patty, that's American name. And then
I love the story. I heard you talking about it
because I try and do my background research. Where you
go what is the most American thing? And then apparently
went stars and stripes Texas?
Speaker 3: Is that it? It is really like it? I know,
you know what I asked.
Speaker 2: I choose the name like and also it was because
easy to write for German people. There's no under school
or like whatever. Easy, So I choose taxes.
Speaker 3: That was like one thing. And the other.
Speaker 2: That was kind of accidentally. I tried to convince people
that it wasn't purpose, but.
Speaker 3: It was in the words taxes. Is the word text inside?
Speaker 1: That makes sense?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So yeah, I tried to tell them like, oh yeah,
I'm super smart ass. I wasn't, but nice to have it.
Speaker 2: Right in Germany, the most people also don't know about
the States. So the most people in Germany we're gonna say,
like Texas, Oh, that's where all the casinos.
Speaker 4: Are, right, Okay, that's okay, it's fine, So to be honest,
easy to write Texas everyone knows.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's fucking us a stars and stripes. Boom, here
we go. And that was the whole story.
Speaker 1: About you know what. I know, it sounds really weird
for me to say this, and like I'm a stupid
person or crazy, but the X in it makes it
feel pornier to me, a little more port like Texas
Texas Patty, you know. And it was funny. I told
my wife, I was like, I'm interviewing this woman today
named Texas Patty. She goes, why didn't she go with
Patty Texas? That's my question? How come you didn't go
with Patty Texas?
Speaker 3: I can't tell you.
Speaker 2: I just thought, yeah, just because I have to say
when I started everyone's name.
Speaker 3: You have like periods of names. You know.
Speaker 2: Also, like in the porn industry, you can literally say
when someone has this and this name and what year
they started.
Speaker 3: It's with their regular names as well.
Speaker 2: You know, they were like the short names only like
five letters, four letters, was like eighty something like this.
So in poem we had kind of the same and
in the year where I was starting, it was sexy?
Speaker 3: Did it sweet?
Speaker 2: Did it?
Speaker 3: Cute? Did it?
Speaker 2: And then we had numbers behind it, which I never got,
and I thought like, oh no, we have to choose
something out. We were not in this timeframe where you
have like a first and last name.
Speaker 3: Mentioned one, you know what.
Speaker 1: I yeah, sure, sure, And I really thought.
Speaker 3: It sounds better like Patty Texas is not smooth too.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree with you. Yeah Texas Patty As.
I was saying it, Why didn't you go with Patty Texas?
I was like, oh, because that sounds worse. I answered
my own question on that one. Yeah, isn't that okay?
So I do want to talk about your German career
as well, because it's funny you came here and you
were already a huge German star. Correct. Yeah, So did
you come here and at first or I guess you
may have had all your connections and establishments and everything
else ready. Had anybody thought or reached out to you
to book you thinking you were maybe like a blonde
woman from Texas with like a giant ass and huge chest.
That's what I think of when I hear Texas Patty.
I think of blonde, busty, American and curvy and all
the right spots, and you are the opposite, which is refreshing.
But I wonder if any producers were like, let's try
and book her blah blahlah, and then they see and
they're like, wait, she's German too. Did you have any
confusion when you came to the US over who you
were with anyone?
Speaker 3: A lot?
Speaker 1: Okay, a lot, really a lot.
Speaker 3: I remember my first convention.
Speaker 2: You have always the role of like the banner behind you,
right name on the top, people looking at it, Oh
you're Texas Baddy. I was like, yeah, that's me. And
then you can literally sy the look at you are
you from Texas? And I was like, no, I'm not
from Texas. You have a weird accent where you're from Germany.
And in the beginning I was, to be honest, kind
of shame really, because it was so much explanation. How
stupid is this gyven girl called herself Texas Patty, that
she is not from Texas.
Speaker 3: So in the beginning I.
Speaker 2: Was really like, oh my god, is that a bad thing.
I mean, I invented this fucking name so long ago.
I never thought at that point that I will one
time move over to the US.
Speaker 3: So it was a weird feeling.
Speaker 2: But let's say after a year or so, I was
super confident and thought, like, to be honest, people will
remember that, yeah, because like you said, I mean when
production companies book me, they for sure, or they have pictures,
they see me, they know what they buy.
Speaker 3: Literally right then, when I'm on set.
Speaker 2: And I opened my mouth, it was more like, that's weird,
this is not a Texas accent.
Speaker 1: Texas accent, I've never heard it before.
Speaker 3: I don't know, yeah, kind of this stuff.
Speaker 2: And then I explained every time and people will, oh,
my god, that's interesting, and it doesn't matter where I go.
Right now, people really remember that. They're like, oh, that's
kinds of futty. But she's from Germany.
Speaker 1: Okay, I have a question. Did any of your German
fans resent when you came to the US or were
they just excited for you? Because one of the one
things I read and I do want to I'm bad
at organizing thoughts. By the way, one of the things
I want to talk about is is what you can
when you when you did decide to come to the US.
What I had heard you say before was born in
the US just felt more glamorous or felt bigger or
you know, more special, something along those lines. Did you
ever hear did your German fans want you to come
to the US and start doing these scenes that you
as more glamorous and bigger or did you get resentment
like oh why did you go shoot American scenes?
Speaker 4: Da? Da da dah da.
Speaker 5: I would say so, and so I had a lot
of people is that, Oh my god, you really did
it like you were there.
Speaker 6: You are one of all the punsters in Germany who
actually really did it, not only went to the US
maybe shot one or two scenes or shot for international brands.
Speaker 2: No, no, you moved over. This is such a big
thing and the market is different. The German market is
super different to the US market. And I had also
people sometimes when I do live streams, they just text
in German speak German speak German, you're from Germany. And
then I tried to explain them and I can still
speak German. This is not the problem. The problem when
it's more the audience is international. And I would say
everyone speaks English because in Germany we'll learn it in
school for example.
Speaker 3: And I would say it's the.
Speaker 2: Most next to Spanish, most speaking language like in the world.
So this is the reason why I speak English. On
some people were Germans were like, I think that's not right.
You're German and right now you're acting like an American.
I was like, I'm not acting. I got American only
because I speak the language.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm still German, right, my blood is German,
Like I'm super German. I'm like on points, I don't
be too late like this.
Speaker 1: First, you know, my my father's German, my last name
is German, and my mother all through my life would
just say, your father's very stern. He's very somewhat know
you've been laughing in smiling the whole time, but very
uh serious, stoic. We're he wasn't He wasn't. It wasn't like,
you know, oh, we're German, so we have to feel
this way. She just always associated she was like, German
people are very businesslike, less let's less emotion, perhaps because
you know that's what happens when your dad never hugs you.
You start feeling like he has no emotions. So what
I was going to ask you, Patty, is can you
clear up some of the misconction I've heard you talk
about this too, but my audience maybe hasn't heard it.
Can you help clear up some of the misconceptions about
German porn because I'll tell you, anytime a shit porn
joke has ever been made, the joke is, oh, it
must have been German.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: I want to explain why that is, because there's a
super simple explanation, and the explanation is it's allowed. It's
not against the law in Germany, and this is the
reason the most super nasty stuff is coming from Germany.
But to be honest, Gandyminavy or countries are just behind us,
so there really it's just allow. This is the only reason,
and this is why it is like it is and
why people think it's only a thing in Germany. It's
not only a thing in Germany, it's all over the world,
but you can't publish it.
Speaker 3: For example, let's be super simple. I mean, for me,
I don't know if I can say that.
Speaker 2: If not, just tell me if like in Germany, peing stuff,
peing in public or something, it's a thing. People love
it and it's easy, quick content, right, And for sure
I do this stuff because I'm.
Speaker 3: A person who's drink a lot of coffee. Sometimes you're like,
oh my, I man, I need to go, I need
to go. I need to be. I need to be.
Speaker 2: And then you're like, on the parking lot, pee and
the bushes and keep film it and make money up it. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Great, that's my life.
Speaker 1: My view is always, and I don't know how you
can be in this industry without having this view. As
long as everyone's over eighteen and there's no dogs in
the room, I'm fine with it. I don't care what
you do. That's fine with me. No kids and no dogs, Okay, exactly.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm saying. Like, if people sign up
for the weirdest shit ever, hey, go for it. I
don't have to look at it, and I don't like it.
I don't like it, and I don't have to buy it,
salid watch it whatever. So this is for example, super
easy thing which is like butter and bread or German
born signs. And then Onlyfuns was there and I tried
to post the only friends and they were like a
good regulation, Like what the fuck? But if you if
you pretend you was squirting the way are good.
Speaker 3: It's so double moral avert.
Speaker 1: It is well, the relationships between social media and these
sites and everything else and reality, like if I post no,
I couldn't post a picture. If my wife posted a
topless picture, it would be pooled, she'd be banned, she
would be whatever. If she was Kim Kardashian, they would
let it go for a while and then maybe put
a filter over it and allow you to do whatever.
And it's like, hey, rules for everyone, and I feel
like they treat you sex workers terribly. You're not even
talking about social media. You're talking about the environment that
should be built for you only fans. You know, I don't.
I would think the platform would be better served by saying,
as long as there's nothing illegal on this. Pissing in public, well,
some places might be legal, but not there It was
not illegal, so I understand that if that makes sense
to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this is really more why people think it's
a thing only in Germany, and Germans are super famous
for peeing, pooping and whatever, crazy fucking shit.
Speaker 3: The only explanation is it's legal so we can publish it.
Speaker 2: And this is why the most girls, guys or whatever
who you see who are doing this Germans because it's legal.
Speaker 1: Don't worry. Don't worry. We film our own ship porn
in this country. We just can't put it out. Yeah,
for sure, you do. You on Twitter plenty of times.
Then you got to go mute because I'm like, look,
I like your other content. I can never look at
you the same way again, though, So we're just gonna
kick that one off. So let me ask you this though,
regulations wise. I know this is a real sexy turn
to take regulations on a porn set, But are the
shooting rules different in or maybe not rules, but how
do they think they are? How do the things like
like testing protocols and whatever else rules you have on
American sets, how are they different on German sets?
Speaker 3: So let's start in tasting. I mean I did.
Speaker 2: Five full five years ago a Commons, which drove a
lot of attraction to me at a lot of shit storm,
Like I try to make it super clear right now
that nobody understands me wrong.
Speaker 1: Well, that's interest. That's why you should be allowed to
talk so you can be clear about it. That's why
things like can't certain people right off the batting. Good,
let's hear the full thing. Yes please Yeah.
Speaker 2: In Germany we have a problem with testing. We have
testing that you have to go to a doctor. That's
literally what you have to do. We don't have testing
facilities like you guys have here, and then in Germany
we have other regulations like laws.
Speaker 3: So here for example, for the people who don't know
how it works.
Speaker 2: Here in the US, we have to go two times
a month, like fourteen days each single two weeks, like
we have to go for testing.
Speaker 3: Different facilities. You just go there.
Speaker 2: They're all approved by our industry. You go there, you
give peep blob swap twelve twenty four hours depends later.
You get the result for via email or via an application,
so you can pull it up. There's a QR code
you can other people can scandal QA code to make safe.
Like everything is a little bit point in Germany, it's
not possible because data which is related to your health
can't be transferred.
Speaker 3: In the internet.
Speaker 1: Makes sense, Yeah, yeah, it's just illegal.
Speaker 3: It's an issue. They don't want that.
Speaker 2: Let's say someone is sending a test through the internet.
It gets wrong because email addressed, wrong spelling, whatever. And
worst case scenario, this guy has AHIV or like zibilis
or whatever, and someone else get the whole data with
like this result in his Maybe that's the worst.
Speaker 1: What can happen You're you're holding someone for a medical condition.
That's yeah, we have hippolots in this country, but we're
a little more lax. I think like your doctor can't
say things, but I know you can transfer stuff digitally things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, And this is I mean I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: That is for me personally, it's perfect because you just
go there and a day later you just received it
in your mailbox. In Germany, you have to go to
your doctor. He is taking the swaps, everything the same.
Then you have to wait a special amount of time
for the laboratory to get the results, which is usually
four to seven days, and then you have to pick
it up in person. Man, so you see the whole
effort you have to do forget a test is so
much more so. In Germany we have a rule which
is our test is usually valid four weeks.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, And people get.
Speaker 2: When I did this statement, and I did it without
any explanation, that was my fault because of that. In
the US two weeks, Germany four weeks, and then well
why not. I will never shoot with her again. She's
only gept it all for I'm not I'm tested when
I'm in the US two weeks, but in Germany it's
not possible to get tested each literally we are also
tested each second week, but because of the delay of
the laboratory, it turns out to four weeks.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: One I understand what you're saying, and it's crazy that
people would twist that to sound different than it is.
But it's not. It's someone. It was probably people looking
for attention or someone angry at you, or somebody that
wanted something you got. Yeah, that's how it works.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a bigger way. So testing.
Speaker 2: This is the reason why I say it, like, it's
kind of an issue we don't have because of loss
this excellent working system, like we have in the US,
and I really appreciate it here.
Speaker 1: It's just not as convenient. It sounds like it sounds
it isn't, but I'll let you continue. But does that
slow down the amount of porn that shot then if it's.
Speaker 2: I mean, in Germany the porn, professional shot porn is dead. Wow?
Speaker 1: Wow, interesting, not there anymore.
Speaker 3: And this is also related because of the companies.
Speaker 2: I mean, I started everything sixteen seventeen eighty, I don't
stop counting after while years ago, and I was contracted
with one of the biggest companies and the biggest player
back in the days in Germany. The company called Video Grama,
the biggest players. They sold all the stuff here to America.
It was crazy.
Speaker 3: They made crazy money. But the dude was an old.
Speaker 1: Guy, okay, and he was.
Speaker 2: Super huge when VHS was there. He was charging for
one cassette. But the videos who don't know why businesses
like old technology people everything else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So.
Speaker 2: He was charting for one cassette five hundred deutsch mark,
which is round about one thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Insane. That is crazy, it is so it was.
Speaker 2: It was the rich as fuck, really, and it was not.
They produced one movie and then they had a room.
In Germany, we don't have air condition because it's usually cult.
Speaker 1: And and you guys aren't fighting obesity like we are
in this country. So yeah, you don't see as much.
I understand, coming from a sweaty gun right now, go
ahead continue, Yeah, no, we're.
Speaker 2: It's really different. But we don't have air I want
to say, we don't have we have air conditions.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 2: Here you go, when you live in California, when you
enter an apartment, what do you know air condition?
Speaker 3: Like everyone freaks out. In Germany, Oh, here's that condition, Like,
so it's the opposite.
Speaker 2: And this rule was full of this vh AS recorders
who were like copying from one to another. And because
of the heat right now, nobody can understand because right now,
if you charge something, there's no heat anymore.
Speaker 3: But back in the days there was a lot of heat.
There was like ventilation and all of a sudden.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they had air condition set up in this
whole room, five pieces to.
Speaker 3: Not overheat everything.
Speaker 2: And like after a day, one guy get in changed
all the cassettes, I mean both a fucking cossette for
like two dollars or something. But in again, original set
in transfer again, put all the cassettes up, and there
was like a guy with a car, put all the
cassettes in the car. Car threw up away with the
seller and he was like to all the foreign cinemas
and sold them and he made just the crazy amount
of money that you have also to think about back
in the days, it was also expensive to produce those
kind of movies because you need the camera. Right now,
everyone has an iPhone and camp phone by theirself, it
was not possible back on those days. So camera were expensive.
The recorder like to watch it were also expensive.
Speaker 7: They were like roundabouts if you it was another currency
back in the days, but it was round about one
five hundred dollars like one recorder, which was a lot
of money.
Speaker 2: Back on the days, and so not everyone could have
for it. He made a fortune. And then DVD was
there and you could see it was still okay, but
it went down because DVD players were affordable. Right, you
can buy any sometimes in a fucking grocery store for nothing,
still a lot of money, so much cheaper than a
VHS recorder. So it turned out with every new item
which was released on the market, like numbers went down
because it was accessible for everyone and not for special people.
But he was an old school guy and at one
point I was sitting there and his name was lostpeta
super German name. We talked to him at really this scenario,
a long table. He was a short guy, glasses on,
lightly colored in blue, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Then this.
Speaker 2: Florida kind of floral printed whatever, buttons, open breast hair,
golden chain, little.
Speaker 3: Dog in his arm. Really and I'm not kidding, you can't.
Speaker 2: And my husband and me were sitting at the end
of the table and we talked to him and we
told him, listen, the.
Speaker 3: Thing is, the world is changing, and you knee.
Speaker 2: And he had like rights of the biggest stars in Germany,
exclusive rights all the DVDs, everything. So we tried to explain,
I mean, we have to convert them. We we have
to make them like digital and then we have to
create a website where people stream, download or something like this.
Speaker 3: And he was asking legit question, how do they pay.
Speaker 2: And as ad their payment systems, people can't pay with
credit card or PayPal or everything else, and then we
have the situation.
Speaker 3: Was sitting there patting his dog, looked at me. I
was I don't know thirty at that point and.
Speaker 2: Said, kitto, nobody will ever pay with a credit card
in the internet, and trust me, the Internet will not
survive in this world.
Speaker 3: And then at cid to Patrick, yes, this is thinking ship,
we have to find another company. So and really that
happened so ch so.
Speaker 8: But I have to as I mean, what year was this,
rough guess? Oh my god, thirteen something like this, twelve?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so the Internet was already pretty well
established and people were using it. But okay, I thought
you were telling him this in like nineteen ninety six,
and I was like, oh, yes, let's see her tell
me what the lottery numbers are tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I would love to.
Speaker 2: No, the Internet was there, it was still slow, and
we were in the and Germany was behind. You.
Speaker 3: Guys were really good.
Speaker 2: In internet back in those days, fast super fast in Germany,
it was still slow. So to watch a movie it
was kind of annoying. And I understand his point that
I also told them, listen, like watch all the see
they already do it. It's not that I'm like the
Wizard of Odd or something like literacy that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you were just looking overseas and seeing what they
were doing. That makes yeah, that's and there was I
bet there was a lot of people that got left
in the dust. Though every time it changed too probably
right like what was uh before VHS or wait, what
was it? VHX, VHS versus Beta Max and VHS was
where porn went and then everything went with it. The
same thing happened many years later with Blu Ray and
then they had oh my god, yeah HD DVD at
one point and HD MVD went away and blew, I had.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I remember so hard it was in
the porn well, because I think also our like the
pawn industry, is kind of the industry who dries out
stuff and then if it doesn't work in Poland, it
will never have a work, you know what.
Speaker 1: Well in a way, I mean even just filming or
anything like that no offense, and it shouldn't because it's
all numbers. But you guys are on a much smaller
set than an Avatar movie or something like that. So
if you're trying out a new camera, new lighting, new
something like that, it does make sense. I would think
to start on a smaller thing and then once you
guys prove this works, this lighting looks beautiful, this looks whatever.
Hollywood comes along and goes, oh, we invented this.
Speaker 2: Here you go.
Speaker 1: Look see it's in all of our movies from now on.
So I don't think the porn industry gets enough credit
for what they do. But then that makes me interested.
What type of content am I gonna find on something
like your only fans at milf Texas, Patty, What type
do you produce? Everything? Everything?
Speaker 2: Really everything? I am still produce porn in German German
language to be honest with about the time with my
husband when I'm here because let's speak German speaker people here,
So when I produce here with other italents like content
trade wise, but sure it's in English. Sometimes we do
this funnies stuff teacher German, you know, stuff which sells
also good and us people, I don't know. They're obsessed
with the accent and with the German language because they
think it has something super naughty.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess it's because it's my first speaking language. I
think it's just normal language that I understand because in
Germany we have the same with French. If someone is
speaking French, it's kind of the love language. Okay, German
is not the love language. Do wrong are like the
BDSM language? Really?
Speaker 1: I mean I was waiting. I didn't want to interrupt you.
I was going to say. When I think of German
as the love life, I think of it more as
a very stern woman with much latex letting me know
how shitty I am at being a man. That's what
I picture so interesting that it's de Yeah, so again
you hit the top over there. I believe you want
quite a few VENUS awards right in Germany, and then
you decide what I need more challenges or did you
see that the direction was going negative over there? Or
you know, yeah, talk me through it your move to
the US, I.
Speaker 2: Would say it was it was both well. At that point,
I was working for a television channel Germany. We have
different regulations. It's still softcore, so I was producing and
performing as well for a German TV channel. I was
the ambassador, so I did like interviews in the German
TV most of the time porn related but super software.
Speaker 3: I produced also movies for this TV channel, in.
Speaker 2: Softcore and hardcore, and at one point I was just bored,
to be honest, because I love again. The name of
the company is biatu Uzam. I love them still from
the bottom of my heart. Every time when I see
them in Germany, they're like, oh my god. They are
more family really, And it was a super tough decision.
I earned good money. Everyone was super nice to me,
but I'm a person I need challenges and there was
nothing anymore and I don't want to be the person.
You know, the feeling when you feel too safe, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, comfortable, You're comfortable. They say, yeah, something about comfort. Comfort.
Now I don't remember what the saying is, go ahead, comfort, yeah.
Speaker 3: But you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: If you're feeling super comfy with something, you don't put
any effort inside because you know I can do it.
Speaker 1: Complacent maybe is the word. Maybe where you're just going
through the motions, you know. Yeah, Like if I have
a day job and I'm not going to be asking
for extra projects and this, and I'm just going to
do what you put in front of me, I'll get
it done. Hey, I can't complain my work's all done.
But in your industry, it's so much about passion that like, yeah,
did you start seeing it on any of your footage
where you were like, oh, I don't think I was
into that one. And it's no offense to the guy
or anything, but you need a challenge and this is
no longer challenging to you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I was super quick on those sets. Back in
the days. It's always the same. It's always the same guys.
Speaker 2: The group of the people who really a good performance
are the same, production are the same.
Speaker 3: Cameraman is always the same. I mean, I love my
camera man, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: But everything was so normal, like a daytime job. And
at that point and Patrick came up to me and said,
I don't see any fire in your eyes anymore. This
glitten is going out and that there is no challenge.
I'm doing the same shit over and over again. And
I learned a lot. But I remember back in the days,
everything was set up, it had my mic in my hand,
and when the camera man was like rolling, my heartbeat
was like this, And when I was about to quit,
I was like, are you rolling? Yeah, okay. There was
no hobby. It was just okay, let's do it right well,
which is a good thing but also like a bad thing.
Speaker 3: To be honest.
Speaker 1: It's too comfortable, right, so if it do too many
of these interviews with people and it's just too basic
and I'm not getting anything interesting out of it. Why
am I doing this? You know, money's fine, but I'm
sure I could make other money elsewhere.
Speaker 9: You know, it's funny. I don't make any money off
of this. But it's passion. Okay, it's passion. Yeah, So
it was really about that. Patrick and I sit down
and I said, listen this. I mean, I can't do
my retirement here, which is fine because they love me.
I love them, perfect, easy, busy, but this is not
the way I want to go. It's this is not
the end of the street, like I want more. And
then Pa I was like, okay, let's go over to
the US, and I just said, yeah, let's have a look.
So we went to the ABM show and super naive.
Speaker 2: We had tickets and we just went through the show
and went to agencies and then I said like, hey,
my name is Texas Patty.
Speaker 3: I'm former in Germany twelve years whatever, and can you
sign me?
Speaker 2: And then there's agencies looked at me and I was like,
come sign you and I was like why because you
need paper. Oh I'm working on that, because from Germany
you need like papers that can work in the US
because otherwise like you.
Speaker 3: So I said, yeah, I have a lawyer. I'm working
on that. And nobody believed me. Really, really nobody, everyone
who was like she the weirdo. I really was working
on it. I had a lawyer.
Speaker 2: A friend referred me to that. Hey, he was also
German back in the days. It was Steve Holmes, and
the said, listen, go to this lawyer. He's a good guy.
He took care of me, he took care of a
couple of other adult stars, which are not like from
the US, So check him out.
Speaker 3: And I did it. I was working with him. I
submitted everything.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of work, I have to say, because
people sometimes underestimated because they think, oh it's just a signature.
It's fucking god, you need a lot and yeah, but
nobody took me serious. And this was, I guess the
first time in my life that I understand that people
from the YES are different to the than German people.
Speaker 3: Because if we say we.
Speaker 2: Do, we do.
Speaker 1: And what you experienced was a manager that that same
thing or an agent that heard that same thing a
thousand times from a thousand people. Yeah, what bothers me
is like if I was a film director and I
went to go talk to agents in Hollywood. I wanted
to go, hey, I'm working on getting my papers to
move here. But just so you know, I won the
con Film Festival last year, like I am a real
movie maker. You again are coming over going hey, I'd
like to be represented by the way I did all
of this before. Look how incredibly serious I am about
this industry. Can you sign me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, you'll probably what is I don't understand that you
had the backing, so they had just been I mean,
they must have just been jaded to having heard I'm
working on that. I'm working on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it was because right now after a couple
of years, for sure, I am a person I don't
forget to face it. And I know who said no,
but right now. I talked to them a couple of
years ago and I was I don't even remember what
I just came up to you, ap you to sign me,
And they were like, you know what. So many people
come up to ABN is the world's biggest adult convention.
People are coming from all over the world. They're coming
to oabooth. They try to introduce themselves. Everyone is the
best of the best everyone get his shit together. Everyone
wants to move here, and everyone has the best lawyer,
and nobody comes back. Yeah, and I was after those years.
I can see that, and I can understand, but because
I also had so many people who ask me how
did you do it? How did you get there? And
there's a little loophole because you need an agency to
get the visa. Yeah, but no, no agency wants to
sign you without a visa.
Speaker 1: You know, it's crazy. Yeah, it's one of those catch
twenty two's where it's just like I don't know where
to start because this thing is eating its own tail,
you know exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I understand those companies, those agencies back in the
days completely, but I was also super disappointed. And I mean,
at the end of the day, I found a great agency.
I'm still with them. I'm still with Mumbling and so
still with them. And Sandra said, like, that's right, sign
the contract if you don't get the visa.
Speaker 1: It's true, it's no. Yeah, only when you said don't worry,
I didn't forget their faces. I heard my mom in
the back of my head going, that's the German in her,
that's the cold German inner. My Irish mother, did you okay,
do you keep tabs?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: You say?
Speaker 1: You said the German porn industry is dying. I was
going to say, do you ever keep tabs on any
stars over there that you think could work in the US?
Speaker 2: No? No, it's maybe they, especially Germany. No, okay, if
if we speak about Europe.
Speaker 1: Yes, sure, sure, sure.
Speaker 2: That especially German. No, because the German industry also shifted
the law. And I understand at one point there is webcaming,
there is so many other stuff. They can just do
it from home, recalling from home, be in their own environment, don't.
They don't have to travel, they don't have to spend
nights in airplanes, train cars, the.
Speaker 3: Hotel or whatever.
Speaker 2: Super comfy live and I understand when people choose that,
and trust me, I love my life. But to see
an appway from the outside give me kind of an anxiety.
Speaker 3: Oh god, I want to do that again.
Speaker 2: So after a while, and this is superhuman, I guess,
we get bored of stuff what we have to do
over and over again. I mean my first flight to
the year, oh my god, I was freaking out right.
Speaker 3: Now I think like, oh my god, twelve hours.
Speaker 2: So for sure that change a lot but I understand
also that girls tew like listen, I earned the same
money if I'm sitting on my sofa instead of traveling, going.
Speaker 1: To all this stress and twice, like you said, like
getting tested solo video on your couch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I understand and totally legit to pick a
niche and say I only want to do that, I
would say we all horned people, and we try to adjust,
so we do kind of both. We're still doing the
movies because I personally see it as free advertisement. Yeah
it's not free because I get paid. But do you
know what I'm saying, You paid to advertise yourself. Yeah, exactly.
I love to be on set. It's really a passion
of mine. I love my industry. I love the people
to hang out with, and I love to suit on
SAT and I love just the connection. I guess I'm
fucking old school, so this is the reason why I'm
still doing that, and I don't want to miss it.
Speaker 1: I've done interviews that go both ways where some girls
go I love young girls too, so it's not just
us old people. Young girls young girls too who have
told me recently I love being on a set. It
feels national. I feel like a superstar. Like if I
don't have to figure out where the lighting goes, I walk. Yeah.
I mean, you're just you're the star. You don't have Now,
there's probably a good sense of accomplishment when you plan
a shoot and you set it up and you direct
it and you act in it and then it's finally
edited and published and whatever. But man, that's a lot
more work than just walking on a set and being
pretty and ready to form.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And sometimes it's this surprise, you know what I'm saying,
people taking pictures, they do the video. You don't know
how they added the most of the producer I know,
I didn't know the style, how they added stuff.
Speaker 3: But you don't know and you don't care.
Speaker 2: I mean you do care because it's your But you
know what I'm saying, You're not the person who's sitting
at the end of the day there and you added
to call to you and said, Patty, what the happens there?
Speaker 3: And you are like what sound as bad? This is bad?
Speaker 2: Lightning is bad? Or like one camera was not worth
something like this is you come and Jillie, you come,
you come, you get paid, you leave. True, And two
weeks later a month later, three months later, whatever you
get the results. I'm a silver plate. And then he
watched it and then like, oh my god, look up beautiful.
Speaker 1: Well see the way I look at it is is
Texas Patty does all of this. This is Texas Patty's brand.
What's nice about the big companies is this is Brasser's
brand featuring Texas Patty. Oh, I better go look up
this Texas Patty. Oh she is an only fan. Let
me go sign up milf Texas Patty. Like it is
a great advertising tool, because is it? Have you know,
let's not get us both in trouble here, but they
have a pretty big monopoly on this in the US
all the world. That's correct. That is correct. I do
I have to give a shout out. I asked you
about any other performers overseas in Germany because there are
only two performers I ever really followed you were one
of them from Germany and the other one. I don't
know if she is very famous or not famous. So
I might be saying to you, Hey, you ever hear
this Brad Pitt guy, like he's a pretty good actor.
I may say to you one of the most famous
names over there but I only know her from a
handful of videos that I love. Do you know, have
you seen it all this performer Annie Angel, Hey, oh
I do.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Something. I don't know what it is. It's a combination
of the tattoos. It's her eagerness to film like she
always seems to be having a great time, you know,
and doesn't feel put on. And I get a lot
of that from your stuff too, where it's like, if
you're not having fun, I couldn't imagine one of your comfortable,
complacent scenes because you always look like you're putting in
everything into your stuff, And I think that's what makes
you such a great performance. Yes you're beautiful, Yes you
understand the stuff behind the scenes, but passion is what
flows through on the film.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And I think also.
Speaker 2: How someone looks skinny, not skinny, blonde, black hair, it
doesn't matter, because it's always perspective. People see different. The
passion is what makes this whole thing special. And any
Angel that she is also a long time in the industry,
more doing her own stuff.
Speaker 3: I actually don't know if she was ever filming well.
Speaker 1: Company interesting she did, do you know?
Speaker 3: I do not.
Speaker 1: I only know from the handful of clips I've seen
of her on Reddit and then have to go seek
them out and pay money for them, which I am
more than willing to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she is really only doing her own stuff,
which I think it's fine, absolutely, But yeah, she is
really a long time in the industry as well. But
and let's say in total, the last time, when I
went to the Venus convention, which is the same like
the ad N show.
Speaker 3: In Berlin, I was shocked. So I'm as contracted with
the mine Geek.
Speaker 2: Company with the wait wait what company? Oh it's like
it called my dorgy hobby so min Geek. Oh sorry
they changed the name to which makes it better.
Speaker 1: I thought you said minor key the break company, Like,
how the fuck did they get you as a sponsor?
Texas breaks fixed down here? Yeah? I was like, what
the hell are we talking about it? No?
Speaker 3: No, mine is like the whole right, the umbrella, let's see.
Speaker 2: So and on the business convention, I do motivation on
stage and stuff for them, so funny, I have I
have to admit that super I'm super bad names. I
can't remember names, and but for sure people I saw
a lot of times I remember names. I'm not so
old so I was on stage and I'll look down
in the audience and they were like, all these beautiful
girls running around and advertising herself and autographs and whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't know them.
Speaker 2: How old are they're eighteen, They're just like, I don't know.
And then it was really the first time where I
felt like, oh my god, I'm doing that for such
a long time. All the people who started with me,
they just did appear. They're not they're anymore, and this
is it's fun, but it's also kind of old.
Speaker 3: I own that. I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 2: But when I tell other girls, oh my god, yeah,
back in the day it was like this, I was like,
oh my god, it sounds like my grandma.
Speaker 1: I interviewed a twenty year old girl, probably a couple
months ago, and at one point she's talking about something
and she goes blah blah blah blah. She goes, oh,
that's just a phrase my generation uses. And I was like, oh,
fuck you, what are we talking You get out of here.
I'm not on my deathbed here, what are we talking about?
And technically maybe she's in a different generation. That's not fair.
Don't don't give me that one. That's terrible.
Speaker 2: So you guys here in the US you don't have it,
but in Germany we have it. If you don't know
a person, you will call him. For example, can you say,
can you please hand me this and this? In Germany
we will say if you don't know a person, can
in ze me a bitter dust game. If you know
a person, it's like, comes, do me a bit of
dust on duskame the super you don't know a person,
you're like super strict. Probably he is so much she,
he whatever, so much older, or like it's your teacher,
a guy in the bank or whatever, and do is
like a good your friends, dude. And if you're in
a fucking gym and someone comes up to you and
said like excuse me, zinz no and decent great, you
know that you're fucking old, so we say there was
like are you talking to me?
Speaker 3: It looks so old?
Speaker 2: And I understand because in Germany it's kind of a
respect to show respect, which I also appreciate that this
doesn't get lost in this whole thing.
Speaker 3: But still I understand what you're saying. You feel super.
Speaker 1: Old and that boy when somebody that you thought was
close in your age range and then you realize you're
actually closer to fifty than you are.
Speaker 9: There.
Speaker 1: That's an issue, Pattie. We have to wrap up. I
normally have all these games to play and everything else.
You're just such a fascinating person. I've been a fan
of yours for a long time. I think people need
to go out. All right, let me let me do
this because I have another little surprise for you here. Ready,
all right, I'm gonna read what I wrote. We're gonna
wrap this one up. You find links to all of
Patty's social media and the episode description below, but I
especially want to recommend her only fans at MILF Texas
Hattie Patty has an eye at the end. In case
you don't know, you should but if you're a fan,
you should know that. Go in the episode description and
click all the links. Hey, one last thing.
Speaker 3: Putty feeling dunk.
Speaker 1: That's the right to album. Make me a good common Bist.
We'll see you next week.