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1) It is like "Is Deckard a replicant" from Blade Runner. Brygo wants all the synths and robots dead in the first game, so it would be an interesting twist if he was one, too.
2) Real life Las Vegas DOES seem to age people a lot. The performers and the casino employees all seem to look ancient when you're close to them. So when Brygo talks about feeling 20 years younger in Colorado, it might be related to that.