2005 Archived General Reports

[QUOTE=Vegas Partier]Spring Mountain Road between Valley View and Decatur. It's essentially a bunch of strip malls with Asian businesses. Not what one would think of a china town in places like SF or NYC.[/QUOTE]
And to think it all started on a dirt lot at Spring Mt & Wynn. I used to take an old Malaysian girlfriend there to buy her bags of stuff for tea. Now that whole stretch of Spring Mountain is mainly Asian businesses and called a cultural center.

I hear that when 'they' buy "Play It Again, Sam" it'll be renamed "Love You Long Time, Joe!" :D

I had my first AMP experience in China Town. I was driving up and down Valley View trying to find a strip club on Procyon and saw a sign that pointed to China Town. I was curious and it was late (around midnight), so I drove west on Spring Mountain and found one with an asian name in a plaza on the left. My only info about massage parlors were that "asian" meant at least a happy ending.

I walked in and there was a guy at the counter and said I'd like a massage. He told me there was no sex in this place and pointed to a sign that said that, so I left. How's that for a first time? Anyway, as I was leaving the plaza, I noticed another one directly across Spring Mtn. with a big neon open sign. I went there and had my first AMP experience with the mamasan. I was hooked and began my quest to get more then HJ.

Of course, that was in a time where it was very difficult to find an AMP. Now, they are easier to find than free wireless internet.

-USTraveller

I made my last street monger last night. I am not really into sw's, I love AMP's but they have become hit or miss. I was reading the posts about apartment
hook-ups, I will look into those.

I met a bsw just north of the Strat. She was at the bus stop with some other people and I made eye contact. I drove up to the point where the road splits for downtown or the strip and decided that that was north enough for me and began to drive south back to the higher end casinos.

The bsw had walked off from the bus stop so I decided to turn around and try her. I was able to pick her up and we drove on Oakey from the blvd. There was a LE car stopped (lights flashing), he had stopped a wsw for something. I was a little nervous at this point.

All I wanted was a HJ and paid $40 for it. It was good but I hate doing it in the dark, I can't see the total package, only feel it.

I tried to find a copy of the Vegas Weekly (they have good articles as well) but it was so hot, I didn't want to drive all over town looking for one. They usually have them at my local library but they were out.

I will let you know how my new venture works out, I hope to find my niche' in mongering here, I hate to reach rock bottom and p/u sw's on the northern strip, its so risky.

[QUOTE=Guady1]...I hate to reach rock bottom and p/u sw's on the northern strip, its so risky.[/QUOTE]I can reassure you that is nowhere near rock bottom. That would be me sweating up the windows with a ghetto babe from a vacant lot near the corner of Jackson and "D" Street, or Desert Dude at a roach motel off Ogden.

[QUOTE=Wastrel]I can reassure you that is nowhere near rock bottom. That would be me sweating up the windows with a ghetto babe from a vacant lot near the corner of Jackson and "D" Street, or Desert Dude at a roach motel off Ogden.[/QUOTE]

Hey those were houseflies!!

I remembered you could get the las vegas weekly online but it doesn't have all of the ads and some where hard to read. I went to my pizza shop down the road and got a copy.

There isn't anything advertised that tells me she is working from an apartment so I will have to call several ads to see where they take me.

For me, rock bottom is Sahara and North, up to downtown. I don't even go there anymore (Downtown).

I am coming to Vegas in mid June. Any info? I am staying on the strip, by the airport. Thanks.

[QUOTE=Nemo Smith]I am coming to Vegas in mid June. Any info? I am staying on the strip, by the airport. Thanks.[/QUOTE]

You've been on WSG for almost 3 yrs now, and you post something like that? Might as well have added a bullseye icon to your post. Let me be the first....

RTFF

I was in LV earlier this month - first time in a couple of years - and based on previous experiences, I headed straight for Crazy Horse Too. In the past, this has been a great strip club with lots of mutual contact - even in the main club area.

However, this time I found it had tamed down quite a bit. In addition there was more than the usual sales pitch to "go to the back room". (I had done this in the past and didn't think it was worth the extra money - like a $23 Bud). I went back a couple of times during my stay (figuring it was an off night), but had pretty much the same disappointing experiences.

Just wondering what the deal is - have things changed in all the strip clubs, or is Crazy Horse just under extra scrutiny these days? The other places I've tried in the past was Olympic Gardens and it was okay, but not up to the Crazy Horse standards. I don't really follow the LV news - since I'm out of state - so there could be some stings going on.

Thanks for any insights on this. I may be going back next month and don't want to waste my money hoping for something that isn't going to happen.

[QUOTE=Mike 80]You've been on WSG for almost 3 yrs now, and you post something like that? Might as well have added a bullseye icon to your post. Let me be the first....

RTFF[/QUOTE]You should have been told to ask the Cabbies to take him to a great place to get action. Like the Can Can Strip club. You Can get anything you Can there ;). Or if he really wants action go to that spa place, (I can't remember the name) it's on Industrial along a row of small retail shops. Just one block north of the Deja-Vu strip club.

Jesus even a loser member like me knows to scroll through the messages. Hey is there a way for me to get his senoir status. It's quit apparent that even as a Senior member, he still asks newbie questions.

I didn't even know that the newspaper-reading public knew the term "outcall".

Really interesting article at [url]http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2005/May-29-Sun-2005/news/26614701.html[/url]

In case the page goes away, here is some of the content:

Outcall services offer to send exotic dancers to hotel rooms, but authorities say they are nothing more than hustlers plying tourists with hookers.

"There are no legitimate outcall services," said Sheriff Bill Young, who commanded the Las Vegas police vice squad from 1989 to 1995. "They're all fronts for prostitution."

Although College Playmate Cuties, Nasty Girls, Wildblondes and dozens of other outcall businesses fill 115 pages in the Las Vegas phone book, not a single one of them is based within Las Vegas' city limits.

"I don't know that we've ever had an outcall service based in the city at all," said Jim DiFiore, the city's longtime business services manager.

So why would outcall entertainers forsake setting up shop in the region's largest city?

Because when outcall service owners do business under a county rather than a city license, they're operating in a jurisdiction where it's all but impossible to shut them down for misbehavior such as prostitution convictions.

"They're virtually unregulated in the county," Young said. "It's no more difficult to go in there and get a license to be an outcall dancer than it is be an American singing telegram girl."

Also, it is much harder for county officials to revoke or decline to renew a general business license than a privileged one, even when hookers posing as dancers are repeatedly caught in hotel room stings.

Of the 78 outcall service businesses currently licensed by the county, none held a county license before 1993.

Meanwhile, businesses seeking escort service licenses have disappeared.

Currently, not a single business in Clark County is licensed as an escort service.

After 12 years, county officials indicated last week that they are now exploring their legal options.

"The county recognizes that there is a propensity for these businesses to turn to illegal means, and we are researching ways to amend the code to not violate First Amendment rights," said Derek Dubasik, an assistant manager of business license operations for the county.

Meanwhile, police say they are doing their best to grapple with the hookers by performing hotel room stings, operations that don't have a great return on investment considering the cost to taxpayers.

"Ultimately, we get nothing out of it," Young said. "At the end of the day, you've got a handful of girls on misdemeanor arrests for which they're not going to spend any time in jail because there's no room. So it's a quick two-to-three hour trip from the time they get busted 'til they're back on the street."

Yup, about 4-5 years ago, OG was outstanding. Lots of dancers that allowed HM or VHM including touching everywhere, feeding, and stick shift. No longer. The place is a total hustle joint. It's not event he fault of the owners. There were several police busts about a year or two ago. The attitude of the dancers has totally changed and the owners don't care because they are still packed every weekend.

Best I can now recommend for HM is Spearmint RHino. With the right dancer you might get touching and feeding. But it's very dark there, the music is very loud, and it's just not the place to go have some drinks with your buddies.

[QUOTE=Member #2051]I was in LV earlier this month - first time in a couple of years - and based on previous experiences, I headed straight for Crazy Horse Too. In the past, this has been a great strip club with lots of mutual contact - even in the main club area.

However, this time I found it had tamed down quite a bit. In addition there was more than the usual sales pitch to "go to the back room". (I had done this in the past and didn't think it was worth the extra money - like a $23 Bud). I went back a couple of times during my stay (figuring it was an off night), but had pretty much the same disappointing experiences.

Just wondering what the deal is - have things changed in all the strip clubs, or is Crazy Horse just under extra scrutiny these days? The other places I've tried in the past was Olympic Gardens and it was okay, but not up to the Crazy Horse standards. I don't really follow the LV news - since I'm out of state - so there could be some stings going on.

Thanks for any insights on this. I may be going back next month and don't want to waste my money hoping for something that isn't going to happen.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Guady1]I remembered you could get the las vegas weekly online but it doesn't have all of the ads and some where hard to read. I went to my pizza shop down the road and got a copy.

I find them (City Life) in 7-Elevens

[QUOTE=Member #2051]...and based on previous experiences, I headed straight for Crazy Horse Too...Just wondering what the deal is - have things changed in all the strip clubs, or is Crazy Horse just under extra scrutiny these days? The other places I've tried in the past was Olympic Gardens and it was okay, but not up to the Crazy Horse standards. I don't really follow the LV news - since I'm out of state - so there could be some stings going on...[/QUOTE]Well, here is a hint at why the action might be a little slow at CH2:

Tuesday, May 24, 2005

Rizzolo in a world of hurt -- and it's only going to get worse

The approach of summer finds Crazy Horse Too owner Rick Rizzolo continuing to fade in the heat of a federal criminal investigation and an increasingly testy civil lawsuit linked to alleged violence at his Industrial Road topless club.

If you think it's not tough to endure the daily pressure of criminal investigations from the FBI and IRS, think again. A fellow would have to be an iron man to not have it bother him. That's just one reason Rizzolo's attorneys have met in recent weeks to attempt to settle with the government before an expected indictment, when different rules apply.

Rizzolo has consistently maintained he and his employees are innocent of wrongdoing in the September 2001 incident involving Kansas tourist Kirk Henry, who suffered a broken neck outside the club.

Breaking down Rizzolo's problems isn't easy, but beyond the Henry lawsuit there's the specter of a crushing IRS case against him. In a cash-rich business, the temptation to underreport income is ever-present. A conviction on tax charges alone would knock his kingdom off its foundations.

The FBI case, said to involve alleged racketeering linked to a history of violence at the club, will be more difficult to prove, but would carry the weight of a 20-year sentence. Rizzolo is a high-rolling gambler, but no one wants to face those stakes.

Rizzolo likes to mix with controversial characters such as Rocky Lombardo (brother of Chicago mob boss Joey Lombardo) and reputed mob soldiers such as Vincent Faraci. Do that long enough, and someone is going to start thinking you're one of the boys...

Rest of the R-J column available at:
[url]http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2005/May-24-Tue-2005/news/26581817.html[/url]

P.S. The "...incident involving (a) Kansas tourist...who suffered a broken neck..." began when he disputed what he believed to be bogus charges on his bar tab at the strip club. He says he was taken out back and beaten to a pulp by several goons employed there. Not the first or last time I’ve heard of that. The strip joint's explanation is that he was so drunk that he just fell down and hurt himself, and nobody there did nuthin, nosir, didn‘t see a thing, and didn‘t touch him. Hurt himself several times apparently, becuase he was found unconscious and left crippled for life.

Crazy Horse Too - scrutiny ain't the word for it. Lots of legal problems with indictments and law suits. The tourist that had his neck broken there from a bouncer induced ass beating in 2001 put a lot of things in motion.

Shift bosses being indicted on racketeering and tax fraud, another one who's the son of a Bonanno capo "hiding", the Feds & IRS all over them, the "war" between owner Rizollo and competitor Gilardi (who cut a deal after admitting to political bribes), Rizollo's "friendship" with our mayor (former mob lawyer) & the trail of campaign contributions to judges and councilmen, the Feds dropping bugs all the over the joint. And then there's the fact that the Chi-town mob is going to get real tired of him in the news.

Pretty much anything happening there will be like a fart in church for the "legal noses". And if he does roll over for the Feds, a lot of things are going to happen in the political closet of Las Vegas.