Las Vegas Strip casinos receive a strict warning
Yes, it's called Sin City, but not all sins are legal in Las Vegas and Las Vegas Strip casino operators were warned of lega
Most people think anything goes in Las Vegas and on the Las Vegas Strip.
The city, of course, has the unofficial nickname “Sin City” because Las Vegas is someplace where you can indulge in lots of sins.
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For a long time, Las Vegas actually used “What happens in Las Vegas, stays in Las Vegas..” That was meant to be a little bit cheeky and to give people permission to do things while on vacation they might not do.
Las Vegas wants people to think everything is legal and lots of things are legal. The city is arguably the gambling capital of the world and it’s also one of the restaurant capitals of the world.
If you want to engage in greed and gluttony, the Las Vegas Strip puts everything you need right at your fingertips.
You can play penny slots or $1000 a hand card games. In addition, you could also eat out at a fast food chain, or a restaurant owned by some of the most famous chefs in the world.
Las Vegas also has legalized marijuana. Visitors can buy edibles, smokables, drinkables, and any other form of cannabis that exists.
