Bunny Ranch Owner Wants To Bring His Brothel To Phoenix For The Super Bowl

In a bid to curb the rampant sex trafficking that happens at the Super Bowl every year, Dennis Hof, owner of the Moonlight Bunny Ranch in Nevada, has just made a $500,000 bid to open a satellite brothel at next February's Super Bowl in Phoenix.

According to XBIZ (link below), Hof doesn't seem fazed by the fact that Arizona does not have legal prostitution. 

"I think they [Phoenix city leaders] should look at this as an emergency measure, an experiment. We're only talking a couple of months here," Hof said. "Phoenix is one of the worst sex trafficking places in America and this will combat that."

According to Hof, his familiarity with the region is another bonus.

"You say you want to stop sex trafficking, Ok, I'm going to give you $500,000 for a lab experiment," Hof said. "It would be called 'The Valley Of The Sun Bunny Ranch' and after that initial $500,000 up front, the city would take in additional tax dollars from me. I was raised in Phoenix, I know Phoenix well, it needs the money. I remember growing up working at a gas station near 24th and Van Buren, and prostitution was rampant then and is still a problem now."

Frankly, Arizona could use some good press, and solving problems like sex trafficking might go a long way toward gussying up their image. Hof is even willing to work with Phoenix's nutbag Sheriff. 

He reports that he will make himself available to work with Sheriff Joe Arpaio and County Attorney Bill Montgomery “to insure that my temporary business presence in your city results in a positive contribution to what should be a spectacular opportunity to showcase Phoenix’s civic pride on a national stage.”

Boom! Civic pride. I got news, Phoenix, you guys could use a dose of that. 

Via XBIZ