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I just found out today that my work is sending me to Vegas in late September for some specialized training - I'll be there for 4 nights. I've been to Vegas once before, but it was for a bachelor party and I don't remember much from the trip.

 

Does anyone have tips/advice on what I can't miss while I'm there? I should remember more this time around since I have to work; I'm not allowed to be boozed up the whole time.

 

Any good stories about Vegas?

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whats your job, Gurges?

 

I'm a Sr. Financial Analyst for a defense company... sounds interesting, right? ha.

 

The training is for a new requirement levied by the Govt that gives more insight into the ways government contractors (like my company) spend govt funding.

 

The funny part is that its intention is to monitor the use of tax-payer dollars, but it costs millions of tax-payer dollars (per contract) to implement.

 

Anyway my company has decided to make me the resident expert so I get to gamble, drink, and look at ridiculously gorgeous women for a week and then pretend I learned something when I get back.

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I'll bet that he makes a ****load of money doing it, too. The world is an unfair place.

You know what they say: "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas." :shades2:

Unless you can't wash it off with bleach. Then you bring it home with you. :doh:

Anyway my company has decided to make me the resident expert so I get to gamble, drink, and look at ridiculously gorgeous women for a week and then pretend I learned something when I get back.

Just "look at"? You do realize that it's Vegas, right?

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I just found out today that my work is sending me to Vegas in late September for some specialized training - I'll be there for 4 nights. I've been to Vegas once before, but it was for a bachelor party and I don't remember much from the trip.

 

Does anyone have tips/advice on what I can't miss while I'm there? I should remember more this time around since I have to work; I'm not allowed to be boozed up the whole time.

 

Any good stories about Vegas?

 

If you can manage to get in at one of their fine resort hotels, it's hella worth it. Circus Circus is like an indoor museum park at the top--nerds can all attest I'm sure. Arcade, rides, cool souvenir stores. Just don't lose a hat on the ride--nobody gives a flying crap if you get it back or not.

 

Awesome drive down the mainstay of the resorts and casinos. DO bring a camera!

 

Oh and do watch it around gas stations. Highway crewmen, county labor (employing inmates), hoodlums, and people going postal have some notoriety in that city around gas stations.

 

Up north of that, at a large trucker pit stop area there is a little restaurant/casino-in-one. Small one room casino entrance and its adjacent restaurant is about the size of an ihop give or take. BEST damn steak and eggs I ever had! Don't remember the name, but if you do manage to stop there, you won't be sorry. Next time I go to Vegas I'm a make a stop in there again on my way in or out, should I happen to be driving.

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Orignally Posted by Evil Q

Unless you can't wash it off with bleach. Then you bring it home with you.

 

 

Yep, that does happen. Or even worse, you marry someone on a whim when you were stink'in drunk and you end up bringing them home; and you don't even know who the hell they are.

 

 

 

 

 

I'm a Sr. Financial Analyst for a defense company... sounds interesting, right? ha.

 

The training is for a new requirement levied by the Govt that gives more insight into the ways government contractors (like my company) spend govt funding.

 

The funny part is that its intention is to monitor the use of tax-payer dollars, but it costs millions of tax-payer dollars (per contract) to implement.

 

Anyway my company has decided to make me the resident expert so I get to gamble, drink, and look at ridiculously gorgeous women for a week and then pretend I learned something when I get back.

 

 

You lucky, lucky, lucky....dog you! Some people have all the luck.

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nah, it's true Q, the "look but don't touch" rule gets enforced, I had the bruises to prove it too...

Ah, so you touched the wrong woman who happened to be in the wrong profession, then. :D

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Go to Joel Robuchon's and spend $500 on tiny portions of food that probably cost $2 to make.
No Niner, when in Vegas, the necessity of all food necessities is going to an all you can eat sushi place, anything on the menu for $25... :drool1:

 

Ah, so you touched the wrong woman who happened to be in the wrong profession, then. :D
Yeah... let's go with that ;)
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