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Originally Posted by FTPJesus
Met Rogan awhile back when he was on vacation on the east coast at a location that shall remain nameless (I can verify they've had the likes of Uriah Faber, ironic he got his rear kicked not long after that vacation, as well as the crew for EB&D has stayed there for Seasons 1 and 3 filming) Even had some bigger named actors such as Will Farrell (laugh he uses a hillarious alias when checking in but thats just him) Anyway as my wife works there I cant reveal due to the resorts very strict privacy rules but its very popular with bigger named stars staying in Eastern US vacations spots) and the staff definitely look the other way with stuff.. Oh as for Rogan hes actually a nice guy if you talk to him pretty normal and not like someguys who think because theyve been on tv a few times they are Gods gift to the world.. Funny story bout this place.. last year when they were doing a few backdrop scenes for EB&D the guy who played Pedro in Napoleon Dynamite (cant think of his name) dude is getting a hummer from a hooker in the car. Well Nightmanager didnt know what was going on and if it was a guest let alone a VIP Guest... Laugh. Cops roll up.. NOthing happened. the Cops just wanted the guys autograph and cut him loose.. I know they say what happens in VEgas stays in Vegas well lets just say its true in at least one or two places out East Coast as well
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