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I'm going to be totally honest with you...this episode of the podcast is very likely to upset a lot of people. But everything being said here NEEDS to be said.
After my last trip to Vegas, I released the "NOT The May Trip Report" episode, in which I brought up several things that I didn't enjoy about the city and, in turn, my vacation. I got a lot of a lot of feedback about that particular episode - some agreeing with me and some STRONGLY disagreeing with me.
I began to think that I was crazy...maybe it was just me. Then, I started to see a lot of the same comments & complaints being made by people posting on Vegas-related social media channels and by several other Vegas content creators - including bloggers, vloggers and podcasters.
Then, it happened...
Sam Novak, the creator of Vegas Unfiltered (who's appeared on the show before) wrote an article for Vegas 411 titled, "This Is The Worst Time In History To Visit Vegas".
I asked Sam to join me for a conversation about the article as well as the current state of affairs in Las Vegas. As expected, he was BRUTALLY honest about what's happening in the city.
We talked about construction chaos, skyrocketing costs, the overall state of the strip, and much more. Plus, I asked the big question: What will it take to FIX things in Las Vegas?
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