Spent $72,000+ at Crazy Horse III Las Vegas AMA

[stevesteve12]

A quick freebie, this was a friends bday in Vegas. Making it rain singles, and watching the bishes crawl around on the floor was hilarious



There was meant to be two other chicks, but one canceled last minute due to "flooding and bad traffic" supposedly, and I don't know what happened to the other.

Yes, there are better, less "covered" pics of her tits.

For those interested, the cost of this night was probably a lot less than you think it was, even if the other two models had of shown up. Word of advice, when you hire models, hire 3-4x as many as you think you'll need, because they are unreliable and forgetful as chit.

you hired models to come party with you guys?> and threw up single dollar bills in a night club?

da fuuuu?

[jackamo2887]

20 dollars for a bottle of water...lol.

[LargestGuyHood]

no pussy and ******* for 72 grand?!well,what a fuking joke

[TrickHenry]

Weed, Mushrooms and cheap Vodka crew.
The most i've ever spent one night is 400 dollars, but still have great times.

Did you at least have a good time? you have the story though, must be worth something (not 72k though)

[Bradeful]

**** op...can u afford it?

[Amoxicillin]

more intel on your company? what is the key aspect of your commpany being succesful?

Not really something I'm willing to discuss openly. Online stuff during that time period, all B2C. These days it's all B2B.

Key aspect back then was going for the mass market, seriously targeted most of the US population.

These days it's the reverse, extremely targeted, but high value product.

nobody else LOL'd @ "Thank you! Come Again!" @ bottom of receipt? LMAFAO!

I know right *sigh*

you hired models to come party with you guys?> and threw up single dollar bills in a night club?

Different night, different party.

Decided to "make it rain", each of us on that ledge threw up $100 in singles for the fawk of it. I'm all about trying things once.

Hiring models on the other hand, it's about finding new points of amusement. Kinda like hiring a midget as a bouncer and having them escort you around the place, or putting them on your shoulders and running around - it's a once off novelty. I try to do something new every year on my bday.

no pussy and ******* for 72 grand?!well,what a fuking joke

Yup lol

Weed, Mushrooms and cheap Vodka crew.
The most i've ever spent one night is 400 dollars, but still have great times.

Did you at least have a good time? you have the story though, must be worth something (not 72k though)

I can't remember if I enjoyed it, but what I remember (minus the money) it was 6/10 - definite 9/10 for my buddy. Definitely was not a top 10 or even top 20 night for me, 72k or not. Had way funner nights for dirt cheap. Also had great nights spending a lot.

[Geoloop]

Hiring models on the other hand, it's about finding new points of amusement. Kinda like hiring a midget as a bouncer and having them escort you around the place, or putting them on your shoulders and running around - it's a once off novelty. I try to do something new every year on my bday.

What about flying some miscers there

[jeffaus]

Aussies gonna Aussie.


but, maybe not as hard as you Op.

[everglide123]

OP how much have you blown total over your lifetime in partying?

[Azzyet]

Miring ...6 figures in savings also

[ClarkCheekyKent]

oh the amount of nudes I have to send to mods for that kind of money..



























to buy reps
edit: wtf am I even talking about..tfw 3AM in the morning

[Willanhanyard]

Okai opie I read the whole thread and I don't understand what you actually got for that 72k. Like what the heck did that actually go toward? 1000 lap dances? 100 bottles of really nice wine? I dun get it.

[RocknRollMuscle]

to cut down on flakiness with models, use an agency.

if u hire one urself for say $200 - it's not enough for her to get too excited and she may flake at last second to whoop it up with friends. $200 is chickenfeed to her.

make it $2g's and she'll dust ur knob for it.

[SwiftRick]

I tell myself I'm okay with living an average income...

Then I see OP spending 2 years worth of work for me in one night with no phucks given.

I swear I'm in the wrong field.

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

Lol. I spent $1200 in one night there and the only reason I stopped is because I had set a $1000 per 24 hour limit on my card. Otherwise it would have been 2-3x more.

[Amoxicillin]

Aussies gonna Aussie.


but, maybe not as hard as you Op.

Haha true dat. Aussies know how to overdo it!

OP how much have you blown total over your lifetime in partying?

Hard to say, maybe $200k? The majority being between mid 2011 till early 2014.

It's a little harder to spend money now that I'm in the Philippines full time. Open bar Christmas party for my employees was only around $1k. Bday this year was like $3,500 with open bar for ~100 people. Premium VIP tables at major concerts are "only" around the $2-3k mark.

Before 2012, my main hobby was motorcycles, and it wasn't difficult to 4-5 figures in a month on that with trakdays. But I live in Illinois at the time, so trackdays were only half the year. I don't enjoy clubbing unless a) I have a table and get treated like I own the place or b) it's more of a rave.

Okai opie I read the whole thread and I don't understand what you actually got for that 72k. Like what the heck did that actually go toward? 1000 lap dances? 100 bottles of really nice wine? I dun get it.

It's basically a ripoff. You pay for privacy, not lap dances. If you spend enough, that may get you a little further, but that is VERY unlikely in Vegas. The sloots at Spearmint Rhino there make six figures without and don't even need to take their panties off. Friend of mine made $2-300k/year there, and she isn't even that pretty.

to cut down on flakiness with models, use an agency.

if u hire one urself for say $200 - it's not enough for her to get too excited and she may flake at last second to whoop it up with friends. $200 is chickenfeed to her.

make it $2g's and she'll dust ur knob for it.

I learned to go through the photographers rather than the agencies.

FWIW that FHM model was not cheap by local standards. The main reason for flaking was the fear of "topless" in a club where their friends might see them.

I tell myself I'm okay with living an average income...

Then I see OP spending 2 years worth of work for me in one night with no phucks given.

I swear I'm in the wrong field.

Haha I feel the same way sometimes when talking to my friends.

BRB friends have their own planes and yachts
BRB lets take speedboat to Cuba
BRB just flying myself from SD to LV in my jet

I'm sure they feel the same sometimes. There is always someone with a bigger wallet and more spare time on their hands.

[everglide123]

OP, seeing you have experience in the IT start-up field. Which IT/programming skills are vital? Or is it more important to have peoples skills to outsource the work?

I tried outsourcing some stuff to indians, but the work was garbage unless they were told exactly what to do. Even then, they just tried to rip me off.

[jamesbwbevis]

Wowoowowow

[Amoxicillin]

OP, seeing you have experience in the IT start-up field. Which IT/programming skills are vital?

Hands down, marketing and UI. I believe strongly in a top down approach.

If you don't understand marketing, you'll miss the mark with your product. To draw a comparison to BB, think Strong Lifts vs Starting Strength; we all know which one SHOULD be preferred.

After you know what you're marketing and how to market it, you've got UI. It doesn't matter how many lines of code you write or how advanced what you build is, if the interface sucks then people will look elsewhere for a solution. Once you have your UI design figured out, you can move onto design (making it pretty), coding, and making it scale, etc...

FWIW I'm primarily a backend coder; old school scener (not many of you will get the reference), happy to disassemble code and write assembly, configure a Cisco router, scale a database, or build a custom caching layer. But every single project I've worked with that succeeded started with a top down approach with code being (almost) the last thing to be started.

If you have everything else figured out (down to the smallest detail) before you get to the code, you should be able to get just about any coder to do the rest for you till you have a prototype.

Or is it more important to have peoples skills to outsource the work?

I tried outsourcing some stuff to indians, but the work was garbage unless they were told exactly what to do. Even then, they just tried to rip me off.

Don't outsource, period. You'll (almost) always get substandard work back if it's delivered on time, and anyone who is "good" will some level of eccentric/autistic and deliver good (unfinished) work whenever it pleases them.

There are exceptions of course, but few and far between.

Personal experience with India.. horrible for outsourcing. Philippines is a little better, but the skill levels tend to be crap (great country for graphics work, though). Eastern Europe has reasonable rates, good coders, good design work, and the culture tends to understand western culture just enough.

[comehereyoumug]

bump

[seanmrector]

how beta...god damn.

Any pics of op's face? assuming he's ugly. Hope im wrong...

[BlackHawks77]

Bert staring at that cost of water

[tjm8]

I don't know chit about programming but I will quit everything and work for you 100%srs

[EaglesBrah10]

OP sold his computer and everything he owned to pay those bills.

Posting from his cardboard box.

[Beast92]

Bump, just found this thread linked from a career site of all places, i fuking love how the misc was so global back then

[JeffPesos]

no pussy and ******* for 72 grand?!well,what a fuking joke

This. What a god damn waste of money OP I seriously hope you still think about this every day