A former Las Vegas bottle girl has come forward with a disturbing recollection of a night spent serving a high-profile client: a judge visiting from Georgia. The account, shared by TikTok creator Fendi (@stickyybunzzz), sheds light on the stark contrast between the professional lives of public officials and their behavior when they believe they are shielded by the anonymity of Sin City.
Fendi, who worked in the nightlife industry for years, described the man as a tall, well-educated, and put-together individual. According to her, he paid her and a friend handsomely to wait on him for the evening. However, the professional dynamic quickly shifted when the judge allegedly requested that she procure cocaine for him—a request Fendi noted was not entirely uncommon in that environment.
An Evening in Las Vegas with a Georgia Judge Goes South
The night extended well into the following morning. Fendi recalled that the group remained at the club until it closed around 7 a.m. When she returned for her next shift later that evening, she was surprised to find the judge still in the same outfit, suggesting he had spent the intervening hours in the casino or wandering the city.
When she approached him to ask about his whereabouts, the judge allegedly shared a jarring story. He claimed that after leaving the club at dawn, he encountered an unhoused man smoking substances outside. This chance meeting reportedly led to the judge being introduced to two women, with whom he spent the day consuming crack cocaine.
What Did the Georgia Judge Do After Leaving the Club?
Despite his apparent exhaustion and the fact that his financial resources were dwindling, the judge reportedly paid Fendi to wait on him for a second night. The interaction left a lasting impression on the former bottle girl, who expressed frustration over the hypocrisy of the situation.
“You’re a judge in Georgia who just came on vacation, did crack with strangers, and now you’re going to go back and [probably sentence] people who sell crack,” Fendi remarked in her video. “While the whole time you’re a customer.”
@stickyybunzzz Random memory that came up in my mind today
♬ original sound – Fendi
The story has sparked significant conversation online, with many viewers pointing to the irony of the city’s famous “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” slogan. While the phrase was originally crafted as a marketing tool to capture the city’s spirit of indulgence, it has become a shorthand for the moral lapses that visitors often feel emboldened to commit while away from home. AllHipHop has reached out to Fendi for further comment and will update this story as more information becomes available.
