Reason for why las vegas massage price so high

Quote: MrV

What happens in Vegas ... is the same as what happens at home ...

This is my early favorite for best WOV forum quote of 2012.

Quote: FleaStiff

As Charlie Sheen said: You are not paying them for the sex, you are paying them to leave afterwards.

Frank Sinatra was single from 1954 to 1966, and again from 1968
to 1976. He used call girls almost exclusively because they were a
no hassle way of getting laid. He could afford the best and they
were never allowed to stay the night. His valet would drive them
home after the sex was over, and there were no complaints on
either side. And because Frank was hung like Secretariat, there
were never complaints at all. And yes he was, its been documented
by eyewitness accounts, including the book his valet wrote just a
few years ago. His second wife Ava Gardner used to say to anybody
who'd listen to her drunken babble, that Frank was 20 pounds of
Sinatra and 100 pounds of c__k. (he divorced Ava in 1957, but from
1954 onwards they saw little of each other)

This is off topic, but Ava was discovered by an MGM talent scout
when she was 18 because her picture was on display in a storefront
window in NYC. She was so stunning the agent set up a screentest,
and she never spoke because her Southern accent was so thick
nobody could understand her. She was so breathtakingly beautiful
that she was hired by Louis B. Mayer after he saw the test. She
literally jumped off the screen, the camera loved her so much. Sinatra
was married to her a short time, and loved her so much he never
got over her.

Quote: Wizard

I agree. For wealthy married men who choose to cheat it is a higher EV play to pay for somebody who will keep her mouth shut than get it for free and take a chance on losing millions in a divorce.

The Iranians now have Muta marriages . Perhaps Vegas can look to this as a new area of business. The marriage could have a pre-negotiated settlement.

A valentine card from the "Islamic Republic" is much more than a shot from Cupid's bow. It's the real thing: an invitation to a temporary marriage.

A temporary marriage, known generally as muta, is a specifically Shia tradition. It involves a contract between a man, who may or may not be married, and an unmarried woman - a contract in which the duration of marriage and the dowry are specified in advance. Both sides agree by mutual consent to the length of the marriage, which can range from an hour to 99 years.

There is no divorce; the muta contract simply expires with the lapse of its duration. Although witnesses are not required, the marriage has to be registered in court. Unlike in an ordinary, permanent marriage (how many really are permanent?), a temporary wife cannot claim maintenance. But a temporary husband cannot disown the children born from a muta marriage. Children of temporary marriages are considered legitimate, and are entitled to equal status in inheritance and other rights with their half- siblings born of permanent marriages.