Girls of Glitter Gulch-report
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From: Skipfromla on 26 Jan 2010 13:04 On Fri, 22 Jan 2010 14:47:16 -0800, "Joe J." <joejak(a)prodigy.net> wrote: > >All my brothers came to town to celebrate the youngest birthday and divorce. >We took him to Glitter Gulch on Fremont St and we treated. >Here's the sad details. First let me say this is a clip joint, pure and >simple. There was no cover when we went but there was a two drink minimum. >Two Miller Lites were $18.75 and it appears rail drinks were the same.2 for >$18.75. >The girls looked bored and just kept pushing for "private dances". As soon >as you have been served your two drinks, the girls not dancing pounce to get >you to go for a private dance. Turns out you could go to a booth opposite >the stage and get a lap dance for $25. One song and no touching, they did >all the moving. >You could also choose the $35 option for a private dance behind the beaded >wall. Again no touching, no hands, one song, with a bouncer watching to make >sure there were no hands. The other option for the private dance was 3 songs >for $100. >I know, I know, but I've been going to Vegas for decades and never been it >there so we thought what the hell, we'll give it a try. >While waiting for one of the sessions to finish, I stuck up a conversation >with one of the girls begging for a private session. On her shift, it was >early evening; the girls pay $55 to perform there. Anything they earn over >and above that is their profit. > >Save your money for gambling! That place was there when I worked at the Horseshoe in the '60s only it was half the size it is now; it's since taken over the pawn shop that was on it's north side. The place was the same then as it is now, except for the "no touching" rules. Evidently, they paid off the old LVPD enough to be left alone. LVPD was probably too busy to bother with them since they were busy collecting $10 per dealer per week for the "beat officers association". Skip |