Vegas in your 30s

[Hoody]

Haha, yeah man, Vegas will be the only place left with money!!

[ashroid]

This is kinda old, but...

I'm 33. I started going to Las VEGAS when I was 16. I couldn't do sh*t back then because not only being underage, being Asian descented and short didn't help.

It's always fun to watch/hang out with a Vegas freshman or sophomore.

Your first couple times to Las VEGAS are always an eye-opener. I'm approaching Las VEGAS volume XX and even now I learn something each time.

Several things I've learned from Las VEGAS:

it IS possible to have fun - money or NO money

it really is not what you know, it's WHO you know. Failing that, it's HOW MUCH money you have. I'd prefer the former.

If you drink and you want to go to a club - get a table. If you don't drink, no need to worry about it then.

If any of you have questions about club and food life (yes, FOOD life) in Las Vegas, feel free to PM me.

[ocTICK]

I am in my mid 30's and mentally I feel the same way I have always felt about LV and partying. I am sure it helps that I supposedly look 21, so I don't look like an old guy and out of place. But, I know physcically my body cannot party like it use to. The 3rd day of partying straight, and I am burnt to the point of useless exhaustion. Hanging with young 20's really is sobering on how much longer it takes to recover from partying with no sleep and alcohol.

I think if I just need to pace myself more in my twilight years, and let the 48 to 72 hour non-stop partyfest to the young kids. Then again, I could just be out of practice and have to hit up Las Vegas a lot more.

[dkooys]

Im down, just as long as you old men don't mind chilling with a 23 year old. Just playing, 30's are not bad