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Found: the cheapest bottle service in Las Vegas
Thu, Apr 9, 2009 (midnight)
Smirnoff and Jack in a brown paper bag … ah, the memories!
Photo: RD/kabik
It was only a matter of time before someone got it right. Bottle service hits an all-time high (or maybe low?) at O’Sheas Casino, where, for just $45 (c’mon, you tip more to skip to the front of the bathroom line …), you can purchase a 750-milliliter bottle of Smirnoff or Jack Daniel’s, which comes served in a brown paper bag with six plastic cups and a pitcher of your choice of mixer (Pepsi, cranberry juice, tonic, etc.). This sweet special is available 24/7 at O’Sheas’ two bars. So, grab your five best friends—or maybe a few so-so ones—and treat them to a night straight out of your college days.
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