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According to Politico, some of the women on the Bahamas trip got connected to Gaetz and his associate, former Seminole County tax collector, Joel Greenberg, through the Seeking Arrangement a website that says it connects wealthy people to companions who they can shower with “with fine dinners, exotic trips and allowances.”
Also, here is Merriam Webster’s online definition of the word “exotic”:
1 ex·ot·ic
adjective \ igˈzät|ik , egˈz-, -ät|, |ēk sometimes ikˈsä- or ekˈsä- \
1 : from another country : not native to the place where found : foreign
2archaic : outlandish, alien
3a : strikingly out of the ordinary : rarely met with : strange
b : excitingly strange : having the appeal of the unknown : mysterious, romantic, picturesque, glamorous
c : strikingly unusual in color or design : rich, showy, elaborate
4 : of or relating to striptease
ex·ot·i·cal·ly \ |ə̇k(ə)lē , |ēk- , -li \ adverb
ex·ot·ic·ness \ |iknə̇s , |ēk- \ noun, plural -es
Origin of EXOTIC[–]
Latin exoticus , from Greek exōtikos , from exō outside
First Known Use: 1599 (sense 1)