"Full Service" In Vegas?

[PokerNations]

So I was at the Spearmint Rhino for my first time, comparing them against Sapphires.

When I finally up and left in the a.m., I hopped into a cab. The cabby started asking me questions about my time @ the club, the girls, and then he asked how much I usually spend when I go.

When I gave a figure, he was like "oh, for that kind of money you could get the full service right over here..."

Then he drives me over to someplace called Club Exclusive or something like that, looked pretty sketchy, and rolls down my window and some girl comes over trying to get me to come inside.

I tell him to just take me to my hotel, I'm beat. Figured it's some sorta bullshit scam or something (i.e. they make you believe it's "full service" but it's just a massage, or it is "full service" which I believe is illegal in town limits?)

Anyway, just found it sketchy and amusing at the same time that my cabby is bringing me someplace I didn't ask to be brought too (while the meter is still running no less)

Anyone have similar experiences in Vegas? Really don't want to be brought to anyplace sketchy again.

[pokerprop]

imo never a good idea to ever discuss strip clubs with a cab driver. No doubt though that there is a good mix of legit places, clip joints (some legal, some illegal - both unethical and scams) and of course whore houses posing as strip clubs, massage palars, spas etc. Most cab driver just want their CPA and will tell you what you want to hear. Next time get the cab # off the dash and report him to TA (TA phone # also posted in every cab).

[PokerNations]

Hey Prop,

Yeah, was my first time encountering something like this with a cabbie, just caught me off guard cause he drove me into this pretty seedy and desolate place in town and I'm like "wtf?!"

In the end it's another story to tell