GO TWICE TO LAS VEGAS AND DON'T PLAY A DOLLAR

LAS VEGAS is a city in the sunny Nevada desert that is visited at night when all the large themed casino hotels are illuminated by colored neon lights. There is a long avenue called THE STRIP 18 km long with many hotels on the sides and then old casinos in the Down Town. The aspiration of the average American is to save a life and come and gamble all in one week in Las Vegas, to the point where they even have slot machines in the toilets, one sits down, does one's thing and plays. I took advantage of them because at the time the casinos offered sumptuous lunches for ten dollars with the hope that the customer would then stop and play, but I ate all the good things, served by three waiters and then left. I noticed the considerable presence of prostitutes who advertise themselves with lots of explicit photos and illustrated specialties in magazines contained in glass boxes positioned along the sidewalks. It seems that some are commissioned by the same casinos that send them to recover the money lost to lucky players. There are wedding chapels, that is marriage chapels where in 1982 one could get married for 100 dollars, costume, photos, witnesses included

 

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