VEGAS.com Employees Have it Good. Real Good.

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Aw, this is cute. Watch an apathetic VEGAS.com employee explore Sodom on a Segway. We like it best when he rejects the strawberry like it’s poo.

This is part of a spankin’-new VEGAS.com TV campaign called “The Vegas Experts.” It cost a total of $20 million. Other spots — produced by Stella Productions — will follow the exploits of the Las Vegas geek squad as they go about their daily business, which is nothing like cog life anywhere else in corporate America.

Featured celebrities will include The Blue Man Group, Carrot Top and Louie Anderson against backdrops like Jubilee, Fantasy, X Burlesque and Le Reve (where this ad takes place).

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