Thinking about the move to Vegas...

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I visit Vegas often, about 3 times a year. The lifestyle and weather put New York to shame. Also, being so close to California, I feel I can still enjoy plenty of beaches and summer weather like that without being too far.

As far as gambling is concerned, I do pretty well. I wouldn't move out there to become a professional gambler. I would caddy at some golf courses in the morning, and I also own my own landscaping/holiday lighting companies so I figured maybe just open up shop in Vegas as well.

I saw a ton of hotels that try to do lighting but just plain suck at it. I feel I can be pretty successful here. $100 a day in caddying can pay those small $600 rents you got for 1 bedroom apartments easily. On top of being able to make a few hundred a week from some games I like, I think I can really prosper there.

I smoke cannibis for my back as well and I have my license already there in Vegas. They make that part of life so easy too. New York is so expensive and everything is on top of each other. Always traffic. Shitty weather. As someone who loves to gamble but also can make it anywhere in the world with the money I already have, why not make the move?

WSTgekko · Answer

I visit Vegas often, about 3 times a year. The lifestyle and weather put New York to shame. Also, being so close to California, I feel I can still enjoy plenty of beaches and summer weather like that without being too far.

As far as gambling is concerned, I do pretty well. I wouldn't move out there to become a professional gambler. I would caddy at some golf courses in the morning, and I also own my own landscaping/holiday lighting companies so I figured maybe just open up shop in Vegas as well.

I saw a ton of hotels that try to do lighting but just plain suck at it. I feel I can be pretty successful here. $100 a day in caddying can pay those small $600 rents you got for 1 bedroom apartments easily. On top of being able to make a few hundred a week from some games I like, I think I can really prosper there.

I smoke cannibis for my back as well and I have my license already there in Vegas. They make that part of life so easy too. New York is so expensive and everything is on top of each other. Always traffic. Shitty weather. As someone who loves to gamble but also can make it anywhere in the world with the money I already have, why not make the move?

mbialowas · Answer

Sounds like a great idea. Cost of living alone will be a big win for you if you move. Weather out here is great, low  taxes, cheap booze, lots of hot snatch.   Stay away from the strpipers and cocaine and you&#x27;ll be fine

Yavapai · Answer

the state of nevada is fine, but if your concerned about the weathergo south to laughlin and stay out of vegas, garbage city.

Bling · Answer

Yeah, hitting those California beaches is just a quick drive away

hillardoh1 · Answer

New York is so expensive. Yeah expensive compared to the majority of the U.S.

hillardoh1 · Answer

U say theres always traffic in NY. Pretty much the same on las vegas blvd bad traffic. Dont drive on las vegas blvd you will never get to where your going in Vegas. Weather is terrible HOT in the summer months and just about everbody that lives in Vegas is from some other part of the U.S.  Vegas should be out of  water in a couple of years due to Lake Mead receding.The education system sucks Most kids here drop out of high school here. Although the high school bishop gorman always seems to produce great college football players and future nfl stars. There really is no other economy except for gambling and  U.N.L.V., the raiders and the hockey team not really great job creators. Industries that provide no real benefit except to be entertained. When economies fail entertainment is usually the first household expenses to be cut.

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