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Airlines May Use Fragrance to enhance passenger experience

Given the usual fragrance selected for lavatories, these guys would have trouble doing worse.

(09-04-2017 7:49 PM)BarefootOxford Wrote:  Given the usual fragrance selected for lavatories, these guys would have trouble doing worse.

I read some time ago that Vegas also uses scents to keep you feeling happy...and lighting.

I'll take a nice smelling Lavatory over the usual smell any day.

I remember reading probably 5, 6 years ago or so that retail stores were starting to use scents to boost sales too.

(09-05-2017 5:28 AM)mark-in-dallas Wrote:  I remember reading probably 5, 6 years ago or so that retail stores were starting to use scents to boost sales too.

If you've ever visited a Tommy Bahama store, you will remember the scent. I wish I could get a candle or EO with that scent that I could use in my home. It's awesome.

I heard that Vegas pumps in Oxygen to their casino's. It's why you don't know how drunk you really are until you leave and go outside. That's how I felt anyways, so it's plausible.

(09-06-2017 11:05 AM)BarefootOxford Wrote:  If you've ever visited a Tommy Bahama store, you will remember the scent. I wish I could get a candle or EO with that scent that I could use in my home. It's awesome.

I don't know if it is a perfect replication but you could always get some of the oil and put it in an oil burner.

https://thefragranceshop.com/tommy-bahama-type-for-men/

(09-06-2017 11:14 AM)RussianWolf Wrote:  I heard that Vegas pumps in Oxygen to their casino's. It's why you don't know how drunk you really are until you leave and go outside. That's how I felt anyways, so it's plausible.

That's been rumored for decades, and it's not true. That would violate several federal laws on safety/fire and would have resulted in massive civil lawsuits over the years.

Perhaps, but even so, Vegas has enough money to bribe whoever they need to. Isn't prostitution basically legal in Vegas. Their phone book and local magazines are filled with call girl ads.

Prostitution is legal in parts of Nevada, but not legal in Las Vegas.

Those numbers are call strippers, not prostitutes. Whether they provide those services for a premium, is anyone's guess.

My bakery has been doing using scents to improve sales for generations. Haha!