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Girls to beg nightclub patrons for breast implants |
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Wednesday, 05 December 2007 |
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Jet Nightclub in Las Vegas is courting controversy for the second year in a row by staging a contest where the winning contestant will receive $5,000 to spend on breast augmentation surgery.
The contest is open to what the nightclub calls "two dimensional ladies looking to enhance their figure". Girls register for the event outside the entrance to the nightclub and are given a plastic wristband to identify themselves. They then go from table to table inside the nightclub collecting so called "boob bucks", a fictional currency, $3.5 million of which will have been distributed to patrons at the nightclub.
At the end of the night, the lady who has collected the most "boob bucks" from patrons wins a prize of $5,000 to spend on a breast augmentation procedure at a surgery of the nightclub's choosing. The rules of the contest state that the prize will only be awarded subject to the winner's health being satisfactory for the procedure.
The rules also prohibit girls engaging in acts of nudity in order to collect "boob bucks". They do have some standards, after all.
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