But in Las Vegas a plumber's assistant can sit next to a Wall Street banker and they can form a common bond by screaming at the petty scribbler at the end of the table who hit against a dealer's six. It may not be the most noble purpose, but it is still something few other institutions, public or private, could ever dream of accomplishing. You don't have to like Las Vegas, but you must respect it. It does a bad thing extremely well. And, by the way, this is a free country.
Nobody is forced to go there.
And now that I wrote about my trip I can write off my meals. In order to ensure that you are not accidentally subscribed, you will receive a reply message with a confirmation number, to which you must reply to complete the subscription process.