metaphorically, no.
I don’t know, every time I’m there on business I see what appears to be open solicitation and people arranging transactions. People try to give me women’s business cards on the street sometimes. But I am just observing randomly, I haven’t sought or responded to any of that, so I could be way off base.
Law enforcement in Vegas is… interesting. Not much concerned with the letter of the law, very concerned with maintaining a “fun atmosphere”.
Very much agree! I got a couple “boxer massages” (massage intended for prizefighters, not massage for dogs or in shorts) and it was all very straightforward, no ambiguity concerning what was on offer.
“I’m your therapist today, please follow me to the second room on the left.”
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Escorts are easily found in Vegas, and it is indeed an open secret as its advertised quite openly which is something that always confused me. Prostitution however isn’t legal and for someone to engage in it safely would have to go to one of the “bunny ranches” outside of the Vegas or Reno/Tahoe area. I definitely think it should be legalized as it would make things much safer for the sex workers and clients.
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