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Originally posted by: tslate I have always understood the system.. I just think they are missing the boat....if I own a car dealersip that is one of seven different lines I want them to buy at my dealership but I want them to stay in my ownership group before they head out to another. That is where Vegas is missing the big picture.
Originally posted by: tslate I have always understood the system.. I just think they are missing the boat....if I own a car dealersip that is one of seven different lines I want them to buy at my dealership but I want them to stay in my ownership group before they head out to another. That is where Vegas is missing the big picture.
With this analogy, I don't know this for sure, but I somehow can hear them say (because I think that I can understand the business model [which is their line of thinking]) that since there is what they may very well feel is probably a large difference between the different car lines in the dealership, it might not be what they think is worth it for them for you to play at the Yugo Casino but want to stay at the Cadillac Casino.
Maybe because they may actually be too big since they have so many different types of casinos (or car lines in this example), they may not want to separate them out from each other that much since there can be such a wide disparity between the different types of cars.
Not that I necessarily agree with them on that in this actual casino instance, but I can understand it.
So maybe their attitude to the public is to say that what we are offering is what we are offering (because the car models are [what they think is] so different from each other) and so the public can either take what the dealership is offering or they can leave it.
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