How Vegas keeps it real
October 23, 2007 | 12:20
pm
Came across this circulating MySpace:
"Do you want to be on E
"Stripper 101 is looking for 15 girls to take a mock Stripper 101 class at the V Theater on Tuesday October 23rd at 11:45 am. E! is filming a segment on Las Vegas' sexiest jobs, they are featuring Stripper 101 and its instructor. I am looking for 15 girls that would like to be a part of the filming. We are putting together a mock bachelorette scene and are looking for HOT 20 something year olds that do NOT know how to strip! We want this to look as real as possible. You will be featured on national TV and we'll give free tickets to come back and take the class."
Being attractive and in her 20s, with no stripping experience, "Buffet" photographer Sarah Gerke was that rare jewel. So she e-mailed to check whether she could participate in order to confirm the legitimacy of the post for me. She was told by the rep from V Theater at Planet Hollywood's owner, David Saxe: "If you are interested, please e-mail me pictures of yourself or your MySpace link." Well, she wasn't that interested.
"Do you want to be on E
"Stripper 101 is looking for 15 girls to take a mock Stripper 101 class at the V Theater on Tuesday October 23rd at 11:45 am. E! is filming a segment on Las Vegas' sexiest jobs, they are featuring Stripper 101 and its instructor. I am looking for 15 girls that would like to be a part of the filming. We are putting together a mock bachelorette scene and are looking for HOT 20 something year olds that do NOT know how to strip! We want this to look as real as possible. You will be featured on national TV and we'll give free tickets to come back and take the class."
Being attractive and in her 20s, with no stripping experience, "Buffet" photographer Sarah Gerke was that rare jewel. So she e-mailed to check whether she could participate in order to confirm the legitimacy of the post for me. She was told by the rep from V Theater at Planet Hollywood's owner, David Saxe: "If you are interested, please e-mail me pictures of yourself or your MySpace link." Well, she wasn't that interested.
But good to see how Vegas works to keep it real on TV.
