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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Linn County, Oregon
Posts: 48,939
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Originally Posted by tabs
The only diff in my hood here from my hood in S CA is that they have Slots in the grocery stores...
The only time I am on or near the strip is when I am crossing LV Blvd to get to the east side of town. In other words I do not go.
I do go to casinos to eat at the you know what and movie theaters...but those are at the locals casinos...
I remember this town when it was mostly a mile of dust between the hotels on the strip. First time here was in 54, and have quite a few recollections from the late 50's and 60's. It ain't the same town... I am nonplussed by gambling and don't. I have also met some interesting people back in the day through my Great Uncle and Aunt who retired here from Detroit.
The best Buffet in LV is at the Studio B at M Hotel way down LV Blvd and Rose Pkwy. Lunch during the week is 17.99. dinner 24.99. The Palms revamped buffet is rated best budget buffet also the Orleans is a good budget buffet. Rio, Mirage, Bellagio, Wynn, Ballys and Aria are considered to be top notch even if they are pricey..
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Very wise of you Tabs. Vegas or Reno are not towns to live in if you like gambling.
I had a cousin who worked for a Casino in Reno while going to school. Jis advice was to only gamble with money you were willing to throw into the Truckee river. He was right.
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