Apparently plenty, since about 5,000 people a month move to Las Vegas trying to escape boredom, bad weather or an off-balance lifestyle, including the rat race of certain occupations.
Jobs are plentiful here.
Often it's a game of survival, adjusting to a new environment, handling 90 days in summer when the thermometer reaches 100 plus and the air conditioning costs rise accordingly. Despite its many alluring attributes, Las Vegas is no utopia for those who can't handle it. Dangers lurk everywhere from the excesses of a 24-hour town dispensing free alcohol in almost every neighborhood of the valley, employers go bust, relationships go bust, people go bust. It's not a town for the innocent or those seeking Nirvana. It rarely rains but when it does, the streets and sewer system are often overwhelmed.