Parking Part 4: First 6-5 blackjack, then resort fees and comped-drink tracking, and now paid parking. What's next? Admission fees for the casinos?

Parking Part 3: Does The Las Vegas Advisor have plans to start charging to park when coming to your office to get the yearly coupon book? Seems like everyone else does!

Parking Part 2

Parking.

I’m a long-time subscriber and I read LVA religiously every month. I know I’m not wrong when I say that Anthony Curtis — and whoever accompanies him from the company — sure eat a lot of buffets. I can’t help wondering about the wackiest thing he or anyone on the staff has ever seen at a Las Vegas buffet.

Not being a sports book person, would you explain how the payouts came out with wins in the presidential election? In the November LVA (page 11), "Presidential Line," it was reported that Hillary Clinton was a -360 favorite to win and Donald Trump was +275. Had I bet $1,000 for Clinton to lose and another $1,000 for Trump to win, could I have retired the next day?

You've really confused me [with the answer to the QoD on 9/30 about getting new side bets to table games approved by Gaming authorities]. If table games have a 10%-20% hold for Nevada casinos, how are they better for a player than the 5%-7% average hold on slots? I used info from UNLV to compare the two. What am I missing here?

Several months ago, there was a rumor that a Chick-fil-a restaurant was coming to the Las Vegas area, possibly Henderson. Any news about this project, since there is nothing on the company's website about it?

Your recent poll asking about favorite dive bars received less than 600 votes. Some of your previous polls received votes into the 5-digit category. Do you have statistics you could publish to show a listing of polls with the votes received, from least to most popular?

OK, we just read about the merger between MGM and Mirage Resorts [in QoDs 11/25/16], but right after that, Harrah's bought Park Place Entertainment. Can we have a history update here, please?