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**Mr. Flopnuts** · 09:29 PM

Seriously considering a move in the next month to two months. I have some great job opportunities out there, and my wife and BIL have more opportunity out there as well. As much as I love where I'm at, adult Disneyland doesn't sound too bad either for a guy with no children. I have some questions I'm hoping some folks here can answer for me.

1. Where do I NOT want to live around Vegas?

2. Are there some temporary places available for us until we find long term housing?

3. My BIL works in the restaurant industry, and low level jobs. He's slightly mentally disabled but has a very good work ethic, and is self sufficient. What are average wages for just above low level jobs out there? What kind of tip money could a busser make in a decent restaurant?

4. How easy is it to get a pot card? I've seen sleep apnea, and all sorts of crazy shit getting you one of these in other states. How relaxed is it? And are there stores I can buy it from, or do I have to procure it on my own?

I'm sure I'll think of more as I go along, and feel free to throw in any pertinent information you think I should be aware of. I appreciate the insight, and info in advance.

mr. tegu · 11-13-2013, 04:15 PM

Let me get a buddy in here and have him tell me what he thinks.

Dayze · 11-13-2013, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by mr. tegu

Let me get a buddy in here and have him tell me what he thinks.

Two-Twenty · 11-13-2013, 05:40 PM

The Good: You really get used to the hours. Nothing like waking up at 3:00 AM and walking to one of the many pubs that decorate almost every block of the city and ordering food, drinks and/or women.

The women are hot. Good chance she's a stripper or prostitute but tons of hot 23 year old women everywhere.

Locals get the hook up to all the nightlife and secret stuff that tourists don't have time to learn about.

If you're kind of rich or rich or wealthy, you will have an infinite amount of fun. In the good parts of the city everything is new, the buildings and schools and houses are fancy, and playtime is all the time.

**Rain Man** · 11-13-2013, 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Two-Twenty

The Good: You really get used to the hours. Nothing like waking up at 3:00 AM and walking to one of the many pubs that decorate almost every block of the city and ordering food, drinks and/or women.

The women are hot. Good chance she's a stripper or prostitute but tons of hot 23 year old women everywhere.

Locals get the hook up to all the nightlife and secret stuff that tourists don't have time to learn about.

If you're kind of rich or rich or wealthy, you will have an infinite amount of fun. In the good parts of the city everything is new, the buildings and schools and houses are fancy, and playtime is all the time.

What kind of nightlife? And does it involve the strippers and prostitutes?

11-12-2013, 08:29 PM
Mr. Flopnuts FINALLY! The wait is over. Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: The Future Is Now!!! Casino cash: $19947565	Tell me about living in Las Vegas Seriously considering a move in the next month to two months. I have some great job opportunities out there, and my wife and BIL have more opportunity out there as well. As much as I love where I'm at, adult Disneyland doesn't sound too bad either for a guy with no children. I have some questions I'm hoping some folks here can answer for me. 1. Where do I NOT want to live around Vegas? 2. Are there some temporary places available for us until we find long term housing? 3. My BIL works in the restaurant industry, and low level jobs. He's slightly mentally disabled but has a very good work ethic, and is self sufficient. What are average wages for just above low level jobs out there? What kind of tip money could a busser make in a decent restaurant? 4. How easy is it to get a pot card? I've seen sleep apnea, and all sorts of crazy shit getting you one of these in other states. How relaxed is it? And are there stores I can buy it from, or do I have to procure it on my own? I'm sure I'll think of more as I go along, and feel free to throw in any pertinent information you think I should be aware of. I appreciate the insight, and info in advance. Last edited by Mr. Flopnuts; 11-12-2013 at 09:29 PM..
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11-13-2013, 04:15 PM	#76
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11-13-2013, 05:40 PM	#78
Two-Twenty Starter Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: City of Angels Casino cash: $9298193	The Good: You really get used to the hours. Nothing like waking up at 3:00 AM and walking to one of the many pubs that decorate almost every block of the city and ordering food, drinks and/or women. The women are hot. Good chance she's a stripper or prostitute but tons of hot 23 year old women everywhere. Locals get the hook up to all the nightlife and secret stuff that tourists don't have time to learn about. If you're kind of rich or rich or wealthy, you will have an infinite amount of fun. In the good parts of the city everything is new, the buildings and schools and houses are fancy, and playtime is all the time.
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