Comments on: Scattered Thoughts

By: Kevin Lewis

Kevin Lewis — Fri, 17 Apr 2020 18:06:17 +0000

I guess the one burning question out there is, if life returns to some semblance of normal (and there is no guarantee that it will ever do that), will the casinos offer lots of juicy deals and promos to entice people back, or will they tighten up even more to make as much money as they can, as quickly as possible. That the latter is shortsighted and counterproductive suggests, from past experience, that that is the option they’ll choose.

I saw your suggestion, and I envisioned myself spending the next several weeks in my zombie apocalypse bunker learning the nuances of the Hi-Lo count and emerging to find that Vegas casinos now pay even money on blackjack, you can’t double down, and instead of cocktail waitresses offering you drinks, an evil clown circulates among the tables and whacks players on the head.

So let’s keep a close eye on things. If there are deals, they won’t last long. This might mean one last chance to visit Vegas without getting ripped off–or that chance may already be gone forever.

By: Carey Spangler

Carey Spangler — Thu, 16 Apr 2020 18:08:09 +0000

While you have quarantine time I had an ask. Do you have your travel channel episode digital? I told my wife about how you and the LVA gang changed how I (now we) do Vegas. My first insight was that episode. I tried my best but can’t find it on the google anywhere. My best to your and your family during these times. Thanks

By: Maureen (Mo)

Maureen (Mo) — Wed, 15 Apr 2020 18:17:26 +0000

Thanks for the ideas and links.
For the people who also enjoy sewing and quilting, this is definitely a way to take a break from making masks. It is also an activity that like sitting at a VP machine, that needs a break to move the muscles from sitting.

LOL love the shutting down comment from one of your readers!!

Waiting for snuggles from the grandkids, there are many Kid Messenger pix but hard for the little one who do not type and read yet… we are making a list of easy words that he can learn how to type. He is 4 and really missing the social side of preschool.
Stay safe….
Maureen