unless they look like this?
Well there is an exception to every rule, but you're not going to find that on Harrison.
Las Vegas-style gambling resorts coming to Florida?
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Well there is an exception to every rule, but you're not going to find that on Harrison.
I'd hate to see either of those suddenly sprout up in Miami.
Pretty sure that South Beach casinos would not mar sowal beaches. But I'm guessing your implication is that once they're approved for SoBe, then SoWal can't be far behind, especially with the new airport. Even so, I don't think they ruined Biloxi's, but theirs weren't too pretty to begin with. Gaming does bring in a lot of dough, and I think the jobs pay fairly well, considering the level of education required.
I'd hate to see either of those suddenly sprout up in Miami.
Pretty sure that South Beach casinos would not mar sowal beaches. But I'm guessing your implication is that once they're approved for SoBe, then SoWal can't be far behind, especially with the new airport. Even so, I don't think they ruined Biloxi's, but theirs weren't too pretty to begin with. Gaming does bring in a lot of dough, and I think the jobs pay fairly well, considering the level of education required.
I was thinking about any FLA beach they invade. I would think Panama City Beach would be a prime location.
I can see it being in Panama City. I have noticed a big interest in gambling in the 20 somethings. Especially with Southwest coming here. It works for Atlantis.
I'm not talking about dog racing. And I won't get into a discussion about dog racing since as a youth I walked the dogs before a race at the Pueblo dog track.
Former Commerce City, (denver) Colorado dog walker here!
I knew we had many things in common but I did not expect this to be one of them.
At least they would be high class hookers
and high class crime too.