As far as I can tell, there were four voices simultaneously arguing in my head on the drive there: the prude, the teenage boy, the feminist in favor of legalizing prostitution, and the feminist against legalizing prostitution.
Brothels in Nevada have been legal for over years. All prostitution has to take place within these legalized, regulated brothels. They are generally the most expensive in the state. The bar looks like any other dive bar in the country. And a few customers will look very disturbed to see a flock of 14 journalists coming through the door.
Or Arianna. Cassie, the blonde in a skin-tight black dress with a number of tattoos, does most of the talking, while Arianna, in a tight leopard-print dress, hangs back and answers occasional questions. Offhand, Cassie says the two of them are getting married at the end of the summer. A set of velvet drapes separate the neon-lit bar from the bright, marble lobby. If they ring a bell, the ladies have to be ready in a few minutes, and come line up for the customer. The customer picks one or more ladies, and then they negotiate the price, he or she pays, and then the lady fulfills her end of the bargain.
Most of what they discuss is themed. Thanks, Bud Light! That link is like crazy NSFW, by the way. The place, it has to be admitted, leaves a good impression. It seems relatively safe for the ladies, compared to, I would imagine, working for a pimp, and the premises seemed hygienic for a brothel. When I got home, of course, some research proved that feeling right. And sex trafficking and thus slavery is still a thing in Nevada. For more information read our privacy policy. Explore More Videos.
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