Two days after ordering a pair of blonds to accompany him during his Nevada brothel binge, Lamar Odom made a strange request — to be left alone.  Working women at the Love Ranch Vegas in Crystal, Nev., have heard all kinds of desires, but this off-the-menu selection one was odd even by brothel standards.  “My biggest concern in retrospect was that he asked to be left alone Monday night,” said Richard Hunter, a spokesman for the sex palace. “He spent the night alone.  “The girls said, ‘See you when you wake up.’ So in nine to 12 hours, the girls went into the room and found him.”  MEET THE WOMEN OF THE WOMEN OF THE NEVADA LOVE RANCH BROTHEL  The former NBA star called for a car to pick him up from his Las Vegas home on Saturday, and paid at least $10,000 for a secluded 1,500-foot, three-bedroom suite.  “The girls said he was a generous guy,” recalled Hunter. “He was polite and reserved.”  After an apparent drug overdose, Odom was found unconscious and foaming at the mouth Tuesday afternoon. Ryder Cherry and Monica Monroe, the prostitutes Odom requested, were unsuspecting witnesses to the reality star’s rock bottom.  Hunter and officials said Monroe and Cherry found Odom facedown on the glossy wooden floor of his VIP suite at the Love Ranch Vegas shortly after 3 p.m. Tuesday.  When they turned him over on his side, as instructed by a 911 operator, Odom was bleeding from the nose and spitting up a mucus-like liquid.  The brothel’s owner, Dennis Hof, said Ryder and Monroe were “distraught” and “broken up.”  BROTHEL WHERE LAMAR ODOM COLLAPSED RELATED TO HBO 'CATHOUSE'  “It’s terrible,” Hof told reporters. “You got people, the girls that found him, out here that are very upset. I hope he lives.”  Despite reports that drugs were found in Odom’s system, Hunter insisted there were no signs of drugs in Odom’s spacious suite.  “You know it’s easier to do drugs, say at a hotel,” Hunter said. “Here I can tell you he would have to have been alone to do anything because our girls would never let anyone do drugs in front of them.  BROTHEL OWNER OFFERS TO MATCH WORKER' STUDENT LOAN PAYMENTS  “We have to run a clean establishment and we are proud of that. Any kind of drugs, we could jeopardize our license for the house. It doesn’t matter how high-profile, we aren’t going to jeopardize our license, because it takes a lot to get it.  “Now, I’ll say, we aren’t strip-searching, and if you had something on your person, we might not know about it, but if we see it, we have to report it. And our girls never saw anything,” Hunter said.  But, he noted, Odom “was in a VIP suite, which affords privacy and affords a lot of opportunity.”  Award-winning porn star Sunny Lane (l.) and Jenna Jayden both entertain clients at the cathouse.  Hunter said Odom’s visit featured nothing out of the ordinary — until the end.  “The first thought a lot of people have is that celebrities (are) on a bender or on a blowout...you’re dancing naked, screaming down the halls, and it’s completely the opposite,” Hunter said.  “He was shy, polite. He just wanted his privacy. The VIP suite is very self-contained, and that was what he was looking for. You wouldn’t know he was in the house.”  Hunter said Odom might have started partying before he got to the ranch.  “One of the girls said that he had told them that on Saturday prior to arriving here that he had used a small amount of cocaine,” Hunter said. “Those were her words.”  Hof employs about 550 women across his seven bordellos in Nevada, where prostitution is legal.  At least 150 of them work at any given time. During peak hours, up to 50 women work in each location, which all operate 24/7.  Some of the women live in the ranches, in single bedrooms with their own private baths.  Others head to the house for limited contracts and leave when their weeks- or months-long engagements end.  Among the services offered at Hof’s Love Ranch are “Viagra parties,” but their website points out they don’t supply the Viagra.  Hof said Odom had been popping herbal Viagras during his four-day getaway, but it was unclear if the sex aid played a role in his collapse.  Police said Wednesday they believed the supplements were “obtained at the establishment,” but Hunter could not be reached late Wednesday to comment on that point.  As for Cherry and Monroe, they are both listed as a “featured lover” on the website.  Cherry was the Love Ranch’s top booker two months in a row, a sort of employee of the month honor for scheduling the most clients.  The women get to charge their own rates, Hof said.  “The minimum price is what you want to get paid and what you determine the price to be,” Hof told Details as he recalled how he explained the new pricing rules to his employees.  “They couldn’t get that concept,” he said. “I’m like, ‘Girls, you are now real businesswomen, and real businesswomen decide when they’re going to work. They decide who their clients are going to be. They decide what they’re going to do with the client, and they decide what that price is.’”  Hunter declined to say what Odom paid for his stay, but he said it was at least five figures.  What he got for his money was a call girl with a degree in chemistry and one who says she “just loves sex.”  “I am a cute, lovable, bubbly and super-warm girl,” Cherry wrote on her profile page on the brothel’s website. “And I am the star attraction at the wild and crazy Love Ranch-Las Vegas.”  The ranch has certainly been wild and crazy since Odom’s stay, but for all the wrong reasons.  “What’s going on today is lots of media, satellite trucks all over the place,” Hof said.  “I’ve got a lot of upset girls, and people counseling them. We’re trying to get business back to normal. And I’m wishing that Lamar was healthy and back here with the girls where he belongs.”
The pair of prostitutes who found NBA star Lamar Odom unconscious are a chemist-turned-model and a two-time 'booker of the month'