Future nostalgia

<AlanRRT@> wrote in message
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> Much is written about the "good old days" of Las Vegas, the Rat Pack,
> Elvis, pit bosses who knew you by name, and gave comps when a slot
> card was unheard of, etc. etc. So I was thinking, in 20 or 30 years,
> what will people remember about Las Vegas now? Personally, I can't
> think of much, but nostalgia is often "you don't know what you got
> 'till it's gone."
> What's your thoughts?


I seem to think chips are a good bet. I am thinking that the casino floor
will go to something more electronic than actual chips some day (see "Rapid
Roulette" for example).

On May 26, 1:32 pm, Alan...@ wrote:

> What's your thoughts?

I think some will speak of the golf courses in Vegas currently.

"Back in 2007 you could actually call in to get a tee time instead of
having to bid on them at auction."

DD

AlanRRT@ wrote:
> Much is written about the "good old days" of Las Vegas, the Rat Pack,
> Elvis, pit bosses who knew you by name, and gave comps when a slot
> card was unheard of, etc. etc. So I was thinking, in 20 or 30 years,
> what will people remember about Las Vegas now? Personally, I can't
> think of much, but nostalgia is often "you don't know what you got
> 'till it's gone."
> What's your thoughts?
>

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