Additionally he mentioned that because the Hotels in Las Vegas want to
keep you inside so you will gamble, they usually have lots of 'free'
(with the room) food out for those who are on a shoe-string budget.
Wouldn't that also be true of Atlantic City? Or Connecticut where they
have two huge casinos?
Sounds to me like the guys trying to set this up are trying to get a
location that's central to everyone. When you think of the folks in the
western US or Canada and the folks in Germany or Eastern Europe, New
York City is probably it.
