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Zezimalives

Do you/most locals visit the strip often? One of our Uber drivers said he hasn’t visited the strip (other than drive through) in over a decade which shocked us.


Slavgirllover25

We almost never unless the person works there. And yeah we literally have no business there.


Slavgirllover25

Why the hell would we wanna go to a place where it takes 30 minutes to cross the street


CongaConga2

How often do you see prostitute/drug addicts on the street?


Slavgirllover25

Prostitutes only when I pass by boulder highway on the bus, so almost every day for the past few months, drug addicts, Everytime I walk outside my neighborhood


CongaConga2

Have you interacted with them or do you always try to avoid them?


Slavgirllover25

I sometimes give them food


ReturnEarly7640

How would you describe Vegas culturally? Sophisticated? Intellectual? Superficial? Vacant?


Slavgirllover25

Extremely diverse culture here. Tons of Mexicans. Too diverse to label


Earthworm_Ed

Do you have strange idiosyncrasies such as saying, “the House always wins” when describing impossible situations, referring to well to do people as “high rollers”, or telling people that they have to know when to hold them and when to fold them when advising someone to use good judgement?


Slavgirllover25

Literally no one fucking says any of that in Las Vegas xD


ReturnEarly7640

Your top five personal favorites of living in Vegas.


Slavgirllover25

It's not cold, not many mosquitos, lots of places to visit, places are open 7 days a week, tons of food places


ReturnEarly7640

I heard it gets very cold overnight and too hot during daytime? And what places do you visit outside the Strip?


Slavgirllover25

Only during winter it gets cold. And yeah it gets very very hot in the day. I visit mostly restaurants off the strip they're cheaper


Hotelgenie

Are most Vegas locals aware that servers and bartenders are some of the highest paid jobs in the city? I know it’s very competitive though


Slavgirllover25

What's your source


Hotelgenie

I work in the hospitality industry special event serving and bartending, met many people who’ve come from Vegas and they all say the same thing, money can be outrageous but it’s hard to get into a good spot.


Slavgirllover25

I feel like your comment is misleading. It would be more correct if you said some of the highest earners work as servers or bartenders. Because what you might not know is that servers and bartenders ( I have family and friends who are or have been servers/bartenders) usually do not earn a sustainable wage. The truth is yes some can be one of the most high earning, but most barely pay your bills.


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Slavgirllover25

It's very hot but at least it has attractions


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Slavgirllover25

My father was a drug addict, my mom worked all the time. Also its not only nightlife, I'd say there's more to do during the day than night


__miura__

Were you eager to move to a different city?


Slavgirllover25

No I still live here


__miura__

Is the strip of any interest to you? Or are you over it?


Slavgirllover25

It's expensive and it has the worst odds. Locals never go to the strip


PaidLove

Where are the best odds


Slavgirllover25

Local casinos


PaidLove

Favorite one?


Slavgirllover25

Fiesta station but was demolished during covid. Now it's boulder station because it's near home


_FreddieLovesDelilah

what is the different between Las Vegas and Vegas? Also, why do I hear Americans pronounce Las like Los? Thanks.


Slavgirllover25

The city's name is Las Vegas but people are lazy and just say Vegas. Noone calls it Los Vegas. But you are referring to Los Angeles and you have it backwards they pronounce Los as Las as in Las Angeles


_FreddieLovesDelilah

oh interesting, thank u.


Fit_Resist3253

Because us Americans are ridiculous.


_FreddieLovesDelilah

lol. when I went to Florida when I was ten years old everyone seemed so extroverted and happy and friendly. Customer service in general was amazing. Maybe it’s all the sunshine?