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How much better off David Crisp would have been to have heeded my advice, bought the Padre Hotel and turned it into a world class “gentlemen’s club,” you know, a cathouse rivaling anything in Las Vegas or San Francisco. At the time I was writing about this I’m sure David was aware of this rare opportunity to put Bakersfield on the map. Alas, he was not farsighted enough to understand the merit of my suggestion, and just look at the trouble he is in now. As it turned out, David had enough brains to scam people out of relatively paltry sums of money working his small-minded version of a Ponzi scheme, but not enough brains to be a true visionary. And so, I’ve written Donald Trump to see if he might be interested. There is one thing that may turn Trump off to my suggestion concerning the Padre Hotel; the mention of Bakersfield. I know he thinks location, location, location. And I have no illusions about what images are conjured up in people’s minds...
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