Planning on see an escort on my next Vegas trip. I am not going to have sex, at least this time out. Looking for strip/lingerie show. Is topless, fully nude legal? I don't feel like getting busted for something I'm really not after. I will pick from the well reviewed providers. This would be at a Strip hotel.
thanks for any info
She's gonna get her taste from your wallet. You may as well get your taste from her coochie.
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You should probably take this over to the legal board.
My sense is that if you and the provider are alone in a room, and they want to bust you, there's no way you could prove that you were interested in "only looking." The only other person who could corroborate that account is the provider - and you can guess how well that might hold up.
check out the legal brothels in the next county over.
I'm sure they'd be happy to put on a private strip show for you.
The places are pricey, I hear.
On the strip itself, there used to be a lot of topless reviews at various legal clubs, if boobs are enough for you.
I have no problem paying the 400-500 bones. No sex this time as I don't want the chance of getting anything that could fuel a divorce attorney. Escorts must be able to do something legally as they're everywhere? Don't want the drive to Pahrump just for a great show.
Any problems with telling the provider when she enters the room, no sex is required? I do realize an envelope on the counter with cash would look bad if LE was present.
I'll try the legal corner as well.
in the sense of being a companion for going out to dinner, events, or just sitting and talking.
Believe it or not, this is why they are called escorts because it was not an uncommon practice for men (and moreso women) to require an escort at professional gatherings so that they could fit in socially.
In time, this "legitimate" business became a front for prostituion and that's where we are today.
I find word etymologies so interesting.