By: g.danjou

g.danjou — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 04:42:28 +0000

this is my first post on [any blog] so be gental to me, I had a chance to visit las vegas.last may and was really sad to see not only the hotels that I once stayed at year[s]ago are not longer there,but the cheapness of the big shots who run the hotels every time I turned around I was constanly been nickel and dimed to death, where once thing were one the house,now its going to cost you, where once there was goodies for the tourst i.e mugs,caps .that sort of thing has suddenly disappeared those guys have taken the fun out of vegas,its really different now a day, far cry from a few years back ,now its just about the’bottom line’ and very little else,Iam sorry to say you guys brought it apond you selves,and people remember and hopefully go else where instead,even if you gave me a free room for a week, I still wouldn’t go back.so there…

By: Patsy Patton

Patsy Patton — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 03:30:40 +0000

I’m an adult so the billboard would not bother me one way or the other. But, the thing that does bother me about it is the number of young females, especially run-aways, etc. that may find it to be their only way out of a bad situation.
Really young children won’t see anything but a picture of a woman on a sign, and men will only see the woman also.
If this company is in that desparate of a need for females to play their parts they either need to advertise in the paper or go out of business because they obviously don’t know how to get “employees”.

Comments on: Las Vegas Billboards Advertise Fast Cash, Cheap Thrills

By: g.danjou

By: Patsy Patton