HO HO HO!
Posted on 12/16/2009 3:43:37 PM PST by OldDeckHand
Welcome to the world of the VIP host – also known as a concierge, marketing director, point person, or, depending on who you ask, celebrity pimp.
It's 4 a.m. in Hollywood. One of the hottest night clubs in town is about to close, when the concierge gets a text message.
A famous TV actor is on his way with his entourage. He wants the club to stay open. He also wants four bottles of exotic tequila, extra security, drugs, and a minimum of 10 curvy brunettes up for a "good time.”
The concierge has 10 minutes to make it happen, or the celebrity is going somewhere else
Fulfilling requests like this was VIP hostess Rachel Uchitel's job. She made things happen for celebrities who came to The Griffin nightclub in New York City.
Celebrities like Tiger Woods.
"In my business, I am around celebrities and very rich people all the time," Uchitel said while denying her alleged affair with the married golfer. "People say all the time: 'Rachel only hangs out with celebrities and rich people.' It's my job."
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Univeristy of Georgia football recruits get that treatment, I have heard.
If there are 50 of them that are worth saving...perhaps. Isn’t that the way the story goes? If not...I say we give the coordinates to the Taliban and let them be the next sacrifice if one (God forbid) has to happen to unify America once again.
I knew several hotel and club concierge hosts and hostesses in LA......and let me tell you after living and working in Hollywood for years....it even shocked me at some of the things I learned about celebs and their ‘proclivities’.....SUPREMO-GARGANTUAN-WTF-IS-WRONG-WITH-YOU-AND-WHY-ARE-YOU-NOT-IN-JAIL STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Abraham 2013 - “Let those suckers burn!”
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