Group Therapy; Boyfriend Is Jealous Of Girlfriend’s Job
It happens quite a bit in Las Vegas, a young lady gets a job at a club where the boyfriend ends up being jealous of his girlfriend’s new job. It…
a young lady wearing an apron mixing a shot
MaximFesenko via Getty ImagesIt happens quite a bit in Las Vegas, a young lady gets a job at a club where the boyfriend ends up being jealous of his girlfriend's new job. It was another session of "Group Therapy" on The Mike & Carla Morning Show talking about just that. M&C got the email from the UNLV student asking what she should do in this situation.
She's making good money as a "shot" girl at a local club, but the boyfriend is a bit jealous because he doesn't want other guys looking at her. She claims she's in great shape, loves the job and looks good in the outfit provided. However, she doesn't want to lose the boyfriend since the relationship is really going well.
Right off the bat, Mike O'Brian added in his two cents and you might be surprised. Mike went on to say, had you asked me when I was younger, I'd agree with the boyfriend. But being a little older and wiser, my opinion is a bit different now. If you can make good money pouring shots and looking good to pay for your education...DO IT!
Even Carla Rea thought the same thing. Siting that nothing lasts forever! Since the girl said she was only 22 years of age, do it while you can was the advice from Carla! It was surprising that even a few women called in to support the young college student. Both admitting that they danced back in the day and by the time they were in their early 30s, it was over!
Carla also brought up another good point. The girl said she was going to school for physical therapy, what's going to happen when some hot athletes come for an appointment? Uh oh! Didn't think about that did ya guy?
Nonetheless, listen to the segment below from this morning and let us know what you think at Mike&CarlaMailbag@963kklz.com
Best Rooftop Bars In Las Vegas That Will Make You Feel Fancy
Summer time in Las Vegas means tis the season for rooftop bars!
There's nothing quite as beautiful when you're sipping a cocktail and overlooking the Las Vegas strip.
According to Liquor.com, some of the most popular cocktails right now are espresso martinis tequila, mocking birds (tequila, watermelon, fresh lime juice, and jalapeño), rositas (essentially a tequila negroni), Aperol Spritzs and colletti royales (tequila reposado, triple sec, elderflower liqueur, blood orange juice, lime juice).
Add a rooftop and a city skyline to this equation of tasty, sparkly cocktails, and you'll get an amazing night.
With that being said, the history of rooftops, bars and happy hours is actually an interesting story.
According to Bloomberg News, the origin of the now-popular roof top bar stems from the 1880s. Rudolph Aronson was a New York conductor and musician. He took a trip to Europe and saw urban gardens performing music or theater acts, which attracted a pretty substantial audience.
Upon arriving back to New York, Aronson recreated the situation he saw in Europe. Except, he added a little twist. Instead of creating an urban garden on the street, he created a "Moorish-styles Casino Theatre" on his roof.
Due to no air conditioning, theaters often were excruciatingly hot and unbearable to sit through. Aronson's rooftop-style theater became an escape for many people, offering a little "staycation" for those who wanted to escape the stuffy city for a few hours, and it was far less hot on the roofs. These rooftop theaters became bigger and better as the money started pouring in.
People came to these rooftop spots to "let loose" with dances such as “The Roof Garden Two-Step” becoming popular in 1885. As time went on, the idea of "tall apartment" buildings became a symbol of class and economic status. If you could afford to live, party, etc. with an apartment building with an elevator then you were deemed as wealthy.
"The crowded city no longer separated its rich and poor laterally by neighborhood," Bloomberg states in the article.
After a few dips and upticks in popularity, the modern-day rooftop emerged as a vision from excited developers. Rooftops started to become neoclassical city hall with lush gardens, dwindling real estate on the "street level" of cities also created more innovation when it came to rooftop design.
The vision of Aronson's original rooftop bar isn't far off from what we see today. Currently, we have tons of beautiful rooftop bars in Las Vegas that offer entertainment, amazing cuisine and craft cocktails that allows people to escape from their everyday cacophony of noise, family, bills, money and more.
Now, rooftop bars are a staple when it comes to celebrations, brunch with loved ones or a night on the town. We love our rooftop bars in Las Vegas because it's simply a luxurious feeling to drink cocktails while looking at the beautiful glittering light of Sin City.
Below are some of our favorite rooftop bars in Las Vegas that will make you feel like you're entranced in a different world.
Taverna Costera
Address: 1031 S Main St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Taverna Costera is located right in the heart of the Arts District. From having delicious food, a little coffee shop and beautiful art, this downtown gem is perfect for any night out. The rooftop is beautiful, and they have live bands playing frequently.
Merchant Logo ZAI Nightlife - Las Vegas
Address: 700 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
ZAI is an open-air nightclub and bar near Fremont Street. The property has gone through a couple of facelifts and name changes. But, the most recent venture infuses gastronomy, Latin American flavors and artistic flairs to create an unforgettable experience in Las Vegas. The bar and cuisine is tasty. During the weekends, the rooftop gets electrified with people dancing and having fun.
Legacy Club
Address: Located inside of the Circa Resort & Casino
The Legacy Club is the epitome of Las Vegas luxury. The view from the top of Circa Resort & Casino is utterly breathtaking. It's the perfect cocktail lounge for a date, celebration, special occasion, etc. Getting a reservation during sunset is also worth it. The glow of orange and yellow covering the city while the sun sets into the horizon is a spectacle that everyone should experience.
Foundation Room
Address: Located inside Mandalay Bay
Another Las Vegas staple that made the list, the Foundation Room is iconic in history and clientele. The environment is luxurious, and the food is delicious. Some of the highlighted menu items include Skuna Bay Salmon, Korean Fried Chicken, bao buns, fresh market fish and more.
Beer Park
Address: Located inside of The Paris Las Vegas
If you're looking for a more casual rooftop experience then check out Beer Park. It overlooks the major "tourist" hot spots of Las Vegas like the Bellagio Fountains. Instead of cocktails, this bar focuses on craft beers, elevated traditional bar food and a fun atmosphere that's perfect during sports games.
Commonwealth
Address: 525 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
Another fixture in Downtown Las Vegas, Commonwealth is a popular spot among college students and younger tourist, who are looking for an energetic bar that's perfect for a night of club hopping. According to the bar's website, they mostly play hip-hop and open format music.
We All Scream
Address: 517 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101
This bar is also an ice scream shop that features DJs, art and more. 'The rooftop features a custom ice cream cone-shaped DJ booth and 360-degree views of downtown," the bar's website states.
Downtown Terrace Kitchen & Bar
Address: 707 E Fremont St Suite 1170, Las Vegas, NV 89101 in Downtown's Container Park
This rooftop kitchen and bar offers a different ambience compared to the other bars in Downtown Las Vegas. This rooftop is more of a lounge than a jumpy dance club. It's located in Container Park, so it's slightly separated from the business of Downtown.
BrewDogs
Address: 3767 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109'
From rotating guest breweries, an in-house microbrewery and over 30 beers available on top, this is two stories of heaven for any beer lover. The view is great and gives guests a full view of the Las Vegas Strip.
GhostBar
Adress: Palms Casino Resort
When the Palms shuttered its doors, many of us were sad that the GhostBar closed alongside it. However, after the Palms re-opened, we were elated to see the GhostBar making a comeback! This rooftop bar over looks the city, and it's an iconic venue for many Las Vegas parties, celebrations and celebrity appearances.
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